Actually I didn't forget the quotes as the software is neither pirated or paid for (Unless you count a few hours time for each title), but maybe I should have worded the first line different.
Launch events is where you get the MS stuff for free.
You paid for all that stuff - it was included in the price of your computer.
Hmmmm......
Added up the "cost" of the software above....(Might want to look closer at what software was)
Was more then 20X the cost of the current rig...
Still more than the cost of my rigs since 2005...
Not one single program on my computer is pirated.
Not one single program on my computer is paid for.
Vista 64 Ult/Win7 64 Ult, Office 2007 Pro, VS 2005-2008 Std, MSSQL 2005-2008 Std-Etc.
If you can get it all for free why steal it?
And no I don't have a MSDS or other paid subscription, that would be paying for it.
Brain: Were going to ship AOL CD's to everyone as a "new upgrade version" that will give us full control of their computer.
Pinky: What if they don't use AOL?
Brain: There's 49 million sheep using AOL, it should be enough to do what we are going to do.
Pinky: Whats that brain?
Brain: The same thing we do every night, Try to take over the world.
My current job (+1yr Medical device R&D/Production, I'm on the R&D side) I didn't ask some of these questions and found out the hard way some of the things I took for granted of ALL of my past jobs was not included. Jury duty being paid, typically turn over your $19/day jury pay and get your normal check. Nope. Bereavement, usually 3 days paid off for immediate family, 1 day other family. Nope. Insurance price typical in industry. Nope $650/month, usually paid $250-300/month before, wound up getting it on my own for about $400/month.
On the plus side, 2 weeks from the start, "overtime" (at straight pay) over 40 hrs and I'm salaried, very good work environment. The only real stress I have is the stress I put on myself.
http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=78116&page=1 FTL
For those of you not in the know, Smokey Yunick was a legendary race car mechanic and Popular Science correspondant. He died a couple of years ago. In March 1983 Popular Science carried a story about an engine he had developed that only had two cylinders and 78 cubic inches but developed 150 hp and got 60 mpg when installed in what looks like a Volkswagon Rabbit. He called it his "adiabatic engine." Supposedly all sorts of car companies were quite interested in the engine.
When I see this I will belive the oil companies have given up.
It's Tennessee people! Look at their laws...
It is illegal to use a lasso to catch a fish.
It is legal to gather and consume road-kill.
It is illegal for a woman to call a man for a date. (Dyersburg)
You may not have more than five inoperable vehicles on a piece of property. (Fayette County)
Illegal for a woman to drive a car unless there is a man either running or walking in front of it waving a red flag to warn approaching motorists and pedestrians. (Memphis)
To play pinball, one must be 18 years old. (Nashville)
You can't shoot any game other than whales from a moving automobile.
Again, no. The microwaves don't interact with organic matter, they pass through. You're not getting cancer from TV broadcasts or mobile phone towers either.
In short... it is only mutually exclusive if you are in a room full of a bunch of business MBAs who apparently as a whole still think that solutions come out of some magic hat somewhere...
room full of a bunch of business MBAs who apparently as a whole still think that solutions come out of some magic asshat somewhere...
"~identity of a user of a temporarily assigned network address the service assigns to that user [i.e., DHCP].'~" Use static IP's, turn off DHCP and don't log.
Slashdot Mirror
Whitehouse.gov, house.gov, senate.gov, irs.gov, *.gov
Not even MS would do something that doucebaggery on their own
Actually I didn't forget the quotes as the software is neither pirated or paid for (Unless you count a few hours time for each title), but maybe I should have worded the first line different.
Launch events is where you get the MS stuff for free.
You paid for all that stuff - it was included in the price of your computer.
Hmmmm......
Added up the "cost" of the software above....(Might want to look closer at what software was)
Was more then 20X the cost of the current rig...
Still more than the cost of my rigs since 2005...
Not one single program on my computer is pirated.
Not one single program on my computer is paid for.
Vista 64 Ult/Win7 64 Ult, Office 2007 Pro, VS 2005-2008 Std, MSSQL 2005-2008 Std-Etc.
If you can get it all for free why steal it?
And no I don't have a MSDS or other paid subscription, that would be paying for it.
Urectum?? Damn near killed him!
Slap Chop. Your Gonna Love My Nuts
The ideal projectile material is extremely dense...
Brain: Were going to ship AOL CD's to everyone as a "new upgrade version" that will give us full control of their computer.
Pinky: What if they don't use AOL?
Brain: There's 49 million sheep using AOL, it should be enough to do what we are going to do.
Pinky: Whats that brain?
Brain: The same thing we do every night, Try to take over the world.
You must be new to /.
You read all 42 pages??? You must be new here. Nobody reads it all here.
There, fixed that for you.
Sarcasm
/Sarcasm
You might be new here if you haven't figured out what "/." means....
Right. I just read over the whole decision......
You read all 42 pages??? You must be new to /.! Nobody reads it all here.
My current job (+1yr Medical device R&D/Production, I'm on the R&D side) I didn't ask some of these questions and found out the hard way some of the things I took for granted of ALL of my past jobs was not included. Jury duty being paid, typically turn over your $19/day jury pay and get your normal check. Nope. Bereavement, usually 3 days paid off for immediate family, 1 day other family. Nope. Insurance price typical in industry. Nope $650/month, usually paid $250-300/month before, wound up getting it on my own for about $400/month.
On the plus side, 2 weeks from the start, "overtime" (at straight pay) over 40 hrs and I'm salaried, very good work environment. The only real stress I have is the stress I put on myself.
http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=78116&page=1
FTL
For those of you not in the know, Smokey Yunick was a legendary race car mechanic and Popular Science correspondant. He died a couple of years ago. In March 1983 Popular Science carried a story about an engine he had developed that only had two cylinders and 78 cubic inches but developed 150 hp and got 60 mpg when installed in what looks like a Volkswagon Rabbit. He called it his "adiabatic engine." Supposedly all sorts of car companies were quite interested in the engine.
When I see this I will belive the oil companies have given up.
WHERE ARE MY MOD POINTS!!!!!
Kinda like microsoft, never have there when I need them.
Three.
It's Tennessee people! Look at their laws...
It is illegal to use a lasso to catch a fish.
It is legal to gather and consume road-kill.
It is illegal for a woman to call a man for a date. (Dyersburg)
You may not have more than five inoperable vehicles on a piece of property. (Fayette County)
Illegal for a woman to drive a car unless there is a man either running or walking in front of it waving a red flag to warn approaching motorists and pedestrians. (Memphis)
To play pinball, one must be 18 years old. (Nashville)
You can't shoot any game other than whales from a moving automobile.
1 kilonewton = 224.8089431 pound force,
and 224.8089431 pound force = 1000 newtons,
and 1 newton = 3.5969 ounce force,
How many figs are in a newton?
Short form: ASSHATS.
GMTA. Where are my mod points when I need them?
Rush Limbaugh?
Think of the Sheep!
Again, no. The microwaves don't interact with organic matter, they pass through. You're not getting cancer from TV broadcasts or mobile phone towers either.
So my popcorn in my microwave is inorganic?
In short... it is only mutually exclusive if you are in a room full of a bunch of business MBAs who apparently as a whole still think that solutions come out of some magic hat somewhere...
room full of a bunch of business MBAs who apparently as a whole still think that solutions come out of some magic asshat somewhere...
http://datacore.sciflicks.com/spaceballs/images/spaceballs_large_15.jpg
When will people get this right?
When speel chek is prefected.
The lawyers will obviously need to eat and get haircuts....
Lawyers don't eat food, they consume the souls of their clients and their hair doesn't grow because their dead.
"~identity of a user of a temporarily assigned network address the service assigns to that user [i.e., DHCP].'~"
Use static IP's, turn off DHCP and don't log.