Even fully socialized medicine is less of a kick in the pants to the constitution. At least then, it's the government providing a service for taxes. Something well-established in our country for things like roads and such.
Am I crazy for suggesting email? It's trivial to lock it down to a LAN if needed, and if some documents need signed and passing out to the real world, that sounds like PDF to me. You know, because PDF is portable.
Yes, I know you need a "history." And there are so many email archiving systems out there, that one of them must be good for actually going through that data.
It's part of the healthcare reform. You did it without a doctor and without insurance. The wrong people got paid. It's the government's job to fix that;-)
Officially, it's only available for Windows 7 professional. But I think that's only on the honor system through the download page. It's not "supported" on home premium. Though I've never tried it, since I'm a Mac user too (running XP in VirtualBox and only for IE6,7,8).
This has nothing to do with the Guest OS. Hardware virtualization acceleration is dependent on the host OS - specifically, the virtual machine software itself.
Somebody help this guy. His TV's perpetually stuck on repeats of The Colbert Report and he thinks it's Fox News. Not that I'm a fan of Fox news, or anything.
The benefits start after the next presidential election
That way, they can take credit for their success, get re-elected, and still fail.
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They simply don't understand what it really means to not be able to afford something. And yet they are trying and trying to offer tax breaks, like the stupid Making Work Pay. I can't imagine how they came up with that one. "Let's decrease withholding for a year so that they have more money. Oh, and let's just assume all married couples are single-income. Then, at the end of the year, they can write us a big check for all the extra money we gave them." I, for one, can't afford insurance. Most of the time, I can't even afford a doctor visit
The thing about windshields is that they're made of glass. Light passes right through them. You want something that will light up the windshield, so you put a layer of transparent phosphors on the inside of the glass. Now, when the laser hits it, the windshield glows in that spot.
No, I didn't read the article. It's just obvious to me.
It depends on where the fog rests. If it is a couple feet above ground, your normal headlights will just reflect off the fog, while your fog lights can still hit the road directly and reflect back through the fog.
It's rare, but fog lights really can help. I've never owned a new car, so whatever options I get are whichever come with the car I can afford. Then again, I've been in some in-town driving situations with no other cars around, where I could actually see better with all my lights off, and just using the city street lights.
Why do that when Wikipedia lists the sources at the bottom for you to cite? And then when the teacher sees that you copied Wikipedia, you say that you're the very person who posted those sentences. You figured since you were doing so much research, that you might as well update Wikipedia. It's the cheater's dream!
And the answer page is on Google.com. They're talking about the whole TLD, not the home page.
Using the search bar is win-win with Google. They save on bandwidth/resources, and there's no ads on their home page anyway. And when it jumps you to Wikipedia, those are usually for instances where you're not shopping for something anyway.
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Even fully socialized medicine is less of a kick in the pants to the constitution. At least then, it's the government providing a service for taxes. Something well-established in our country for things like roads and such.
Am I crazy for suggesting email? It's trivial to lock it down to a LAN if needed, and if some documents need signed and passing out to the real world, that sounds like PDF to me. You know, because PDF is portable.
Yes, I know you need a "history." And there are so many email archiving systems out there, that one of them must be good for actually going through that data.
It's part of the healthcare reform. You did it without a doctor and without insurance. The wrong people got paid. It's the government's job to fix that ;-)
Officially, it's only available for Windows 7 professional. But I think that's only on the honor system through the download page. It's not "supported" on home premium. Though I've never tried it, since I'm a Mac user too (running XP in VirtualBox and only for IE6,7,8).
This has nothing to do with the Guest OS. Hardware virtualization acceleration is dependent on the host OS - specifically, the virtual machine software itself.
Good luck getting water to refract through a crystal.
Until you get run over by a car.
I burn my CD's. Otherwise, they're just empty.
I think they mean entire collections of CD's, as opposed to an iPod or a portable hard drive.
Bugs? Try trojans...
Somebody help this guy. His TV's perpetually stuck on repeats of The Colbert Report and he thinks it's Fox News. Not that I'm a fan of Fox news, or anything.
And don't forget:
The benefits start after the next presidential election
That way, they can take credit for their success, get re-elected, and still fail.
They simply don't understand what it really means to not be able to afford something. And yet they are trying and trying to offer tax breaks, like the stupid Making Work Pay. I can't imagine how they came up with that one. "Let's decrease withholding for a year so that they have more money. Oh, and let's just assume all married couples are single-income. Then, at the end of the year, they can write us a big check for all the extra money we gave them." I, for one, can't afford insurance. Most of the time, I can't even afford a doctor visit
The thing about windshields is that they're made of glass. Light passes right through them. You want something that will light up the windshield, so you put a layer of transparent phosphors on the inside of the glass. Now, when the laser hits it, the windshield glows in that spot.
No, I didn't read the article. It's just obvious to me.
It depends on where the fog rests. If it is a couple feet above ground, your normal headlights will just reflect off the fog, while your fog lights can still hit the road directly and reflect back through the fog.
It's rare, but fog lights really can help. I've never owned a new car, so whatever options I get are whichever come with the car I can afford. Then again, I've been in some in-town driving situations with no other cars around, where I could actually see better with all my lights off, and just using the city street lights.
.05Mbps = 50kbps. Sound familiar? He means dial-up! I'll be here all week for simple math help.
Especially when I use my VoIP line to spoof my cell phone caller ID. That way, the return call gets to me wherever I am. That shouldn't be illegal.
I want to take a moment to thank the person who decided that sewage removal systems and indoor plumbing were a good idea.
I don't see any C code anywhere. I think you missed the point. Try getting anywhere near that small with a compiler.
You're likely going to get ignored by mods, but I find your post hilarious.
Why do that when Wikipedia lists the sources at the bottom for you to cite? And then when the teacher sees that you copied Wikipedia, you say that you're the very person who posted those sentences. You figured since you were doing so much research, that you might as well update Wikipedia. It's the cheater's dream!
And the answer page is on Google.com. They're talking about the whole TLD, not the home page.
Using the search bar is win-win with Google. They save on bandwidth/resources, and there's no ads on their home page anyway. And when it jumps you to Wikipedia, those are usually for instances where you're not shopping for something anyway.
Woosh!
When Pepsi was new technology it came in glass bottles. Then, they moved to aluminum cans. Now, they're in plastic.
I have a plastic bottle of Pepsi here that says exactly the opposite.
So I take it you have a static IP address? I would love to have one of those. Otherwise, I can just reboot my modem and move on.