2) You sign a contract with them that gives them the ability to fine you if you do not follow the rules, and authorizes them to palcea lien against your home if you fail to pay the Fee's and Fines.
IF the person who stole your laptop knows their way around a computer, sure. But the average person still is barely capable of navigating MySpace. If they press the power button, and it does not log on, it is going to be useless to them.
Pfft. Shows what you know. The ones they are going to put into theatres will do that, as well as respond all incoming text messages letting the send know that you are in a movie and will respond when you get out!
Or how about a doctor who needs to be accessible immediately, but also has social obligations?
The doctor's job trumps their social obligations. If they need to be on-call, then they should not put themselves into a situation where they are not accessible. Much like how they don't oblige to the social obligations of having a few drinks at a bar.
I think the largest reason for it is that posting on the internet is done for entertainment. Because it is done for entertainment, it does not require the same level of professionalism as something, well professional.
By the way, do you have any source that supports the idea that nerds and most otherwise intelligent people give a lot of importance to language (Proper spelling & grammar specifically)
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I seem to see it the other way around. That "Nerd" has becomes more socially excepted term and those that are still on the fringe of scoiety have been downgraded from "Nerd" to "Geek".
I think there is a good portion of people that do not consider a post on the internet to be worthy of proof reading. Any typo's or misspellings are insignificant enough that you can still read and understand the post.
Relating it to other, more expensive, projects does not make it any less exppensive or justified. It just shows how we spend/waste money in other ways.
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He's just relaxing and waiting for Bush to Pardon him.
I am sure de does, much like the criminals who control the botnet had a fallback strategy to help them, not the public.
1) No, they don't
2) You sign a contract with them that gives them the ability to fine you if you do not follow the rules, and authorizes them to palcea lien against your home if you fail to pay the Fee's and Fines.
The whole "tactical contest between coaches" is why (American) football is one of the only sports I find interesting.
Yeah,
Because doing anything for fun that isn't pushing the human body to new heights isn't worth doing.
If your not doing sit-ups while posting on Slashdot, then you should be arrested.
I'm sure a difference between your story and his is the "lettered in soccer and baseball" part, as you noticed.
Personally, I never noticed any "Teen Movie" like hazing.
Seeing as the people who evaluate the patent probably don't have any computer experience, the answer would probably be yes.
I have also worked with POS Machines for years, and I have the same thoughts as you.
Haven't there been several movies/books that show how the first rule could be warped to allow robots to kill people.
Personally, i prefer RTS games to be in 2D. It is much easier to perfectly place and build my cities and palce my armies.
IF the person who stole your laptop knows their way around a computer, sure. But the average person still is barely capable of navigating MySpace. If they press the power button, and it does not log on, it is going to be useless to them.
The next sentance answered your question: It's a multi-year-long plot, very boring, very circular, and I'm calling it: Days of Our Patents.
because, as you know: Who is a famous soap star
I was being facetious
Pfft. Shows what you know. The ones they are going to put into theatres will do that, as well as respond all incoming text messages letting the send know that you are in a movie and will respond when you get out!
The doctor's job trumps their social obligations. If they need to be on-call, then they should not put themselves into a situation where they are not accessible. Much like how they don't oblige to the social obligations of having a few drinks at a bar.
Nah,
The CB will still be there to alert drivers of rouge cops that won't be in the iPhone database.
It probably has to do with the size of Microsoft as a company, and their place in computing as a whole.
Not a gaming PC... yet.
I think the largest reason for it is that posting on the internet is done for entertainment. Because it is done for entertainment, it does not require the same level of professionalism as something, well professional.
I am willing to bet that a lot more people play their console for > 2 hours then microwave for 20 min.
I assumed my signature would be the first clue.
By the way, do you have any source that supports the idea that nerds and most otherwise intelligent people give a lot of importance to language (Proper spelling & grammar specifically)
I seem to see it the other way around. That "Nerd" has becomes more socially excepted term and those that are still on the fringe of scoiety have been downgraded from "Nerd" to "Geek".
I think there is a good portion of people that do not consider a post on the internet to be worthy of proof reading. Any typo's or misspellings are insignificant enough that you can still read and understand the post.
$1 is $1.
Relating it to other, more expensive, projects does not make it any less exppensive or justified. It just shows how we spend/waste money in other ways.
Why would he ever acknowledge any of his online identities.