Blogs can make a good starting point for finding info on something but overall they generally only post stuff that doesn't appear in papers or news channels because they lack the quality control or journalistic integrity of news organisations.
A regular dehumidifier that drains into a commercial water filtering pitcher with a UV light beside it might be a workable solution for people on a budget.
I don't know if there are any good kits for steam distillation at home, can anyone point me to one?
Using it for a day-to-day personal planner is genius. Depending on your operating system and desktop software, you could concievably run it on a local server and set it as your desktop wallpaper.
I use a combination of Taskfreak and Webcal to schedule updates and to keep track of updates and changes to over 70 websites, and the access controls are fine enough to allow hirelings to use it as well. The comments feature is handy for version control of site scripts, and the whole structure of the script is logical and simple.
There are quite a few other groupware and scheduling apps but most of them are way too feature-rich or they cost money that could be put to better use buying ad space or paying designers.
Webcal is good for scheduling simple recurring tasks or appointments, with very low overhead and solid options for email notification. If only it supported SMS...
So terrifying, in fact, that I fully support the rebuilding of the entire Internet by pseudo-Democratic countries like the United States, and large businesses such as General Electric and Monsanto.
We have to stop these faceless Internet terrorists once and for all!
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No wonder the hooker never remembers me.
Give your used oil to me.
It makes excellent bar oil in my chainsaws.
Blogs can make a good starting point for finding info on something but overall they generally only post stuff that doesn't appear in papers or news channels because they lack the quality control or journalistic integrity of news organisations.
And also because they aren't hookers.
These universities are not "shielding" students.
These universities are avoiding any requirement to take action against their students.
That sounds really good if you say it fast.
And in the meantime...?
And in the meantime...?
If a Muslim terrorist died and went to paradise to meet 72 virgins, there would be 73 people in paradise with no fucking idea what to do.
Sorry, you lost me at "like".
Can I get a car analogy?
Does your mother eat sugar substitutes such as aspartame or sodium saccharine?
You know, the whole thing about buggy-whip makers...
I, for one, welcome our new buggy-whip-wielding dominatrix overlords.
...nude nun calendars...
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A regular dehumidifier that drains into a commercial water filtering pitcher with a UV light beside it might be a workable solution for people on a budget.
I don't know if there are any good kits for steam distillation at home, can anyone point me to one?
the value of a buggy whip is $0 for me, because I have no use for one.
I, for one, welcome our buggy-whip-wielding dominatrix overlords.
Doesn't that thing look just like John Mayer?
I KNEW it!
Only a robot could be that precise on a guitar!
Taskfreak rules.
Using it for a day-to-day personal planner is genius. Depending on your operating system and desktop software, you could concievably run it on a local server and set it as your desktop wallpaper.
I use a combination of Taskfreak and Webcal to schedule updates and to keep track of updates and changes to over 70 websites, and the access controls are fine enough to allow hirelings to use it as well. The comments feature is handy for version control of site scripts, and the whole structure of the script is logical and simple.
There are quite a few other groupware and scheduling apps but most of them are way too feature-rich or they cost money that could be put to better use buying ad space or paying designers.
Webcal is good for scheduling simple recurring tasks or appointments, with very low overhead and solid options for email notification. If only it supported SMS...
Lee addresses counter-arguments with a blog posting for Technology Liberation Front."
As opposed to the Technology Liberation Front of Judea?
She can develop a business playing calculator games:
1: Enter "58008" into a calculator.
2: Turn the calculator upside down so that it reads "BOOBS" and laugh maniacally.
3: ???
4: Profit!
Oh, snap!
Oh, snap.
I rolled a buddy's truck shortly after high school and didn't pay for it.
The classmates.com people don't have names like "Tony" or "Vinny", do they?
What kinda code you looking for, sailor? ;)
On a side note, how many of you ever use something like httrack to make a static mirror of a website?
Forever, and ever, and ever.
This is terrifying.
So terrifying, in fact, that I fully support the rebuilding of the entire Internet by pseudo-Democratic countries like the United States, and large businesses such as General Electric and Monsanto.
We have to stop these faceless Internet terrorists once and for all!
tag: Idiocracy
I mailed that movie to my Fox News and NASCAR watching brother-in-law.
He got offended.
Trying to paint all of the founding fathers with one broad brush stroke is a mistake.
Then how many brushes are we supposed to use?
I bet you are one of those "over-achievers" we keep hearing about.