just answer the questions like you're talking to another human, because you are. You're too elitist if you think someone's question is stupid. Not all people are geniuses, and most employees aren't trained in interviewing. Plus the question might be weird on purpose to see how you react. Don't be an ass.
After some of these responses I was about to decide never to post on the internet again. Can people really not get that I'm joking? See... dead people can't commit crimes! Ugh.
Then I just saw "Score 5: Funny". (sigh of relief) Thank you. My faith is restored. sheesh!
Well, I can only speak for myself. If I were executed for a crime, I would definitely think twice before committing that crime again. It's just not worth it.
It's not "extra" electricity, it's the amount of electricity you agreed to pay for by signing up for Comcast's services. They are not forcing you to use their service.
My company took away the free soda. Work continued and it was not a big deal. Why would anyone expect for a company to pay for their groceries anyway? Technically, if the logistics were realistic, I'd have no problem paying for my toilet paper. Paying for what I use makes sense to me.
It seems like all the comments here are skeptical or negative.
I've never owned an XBox, and I'm not a Microsoft fanboy, though I do own several Windows PC, but this sure sounds like an awesome piece of engineering. Nice job Microsoft?
when I was in school, one day in English class we were handed a sheet of paper to write or draw anything we wanted to be sent up to orbit in a space time capsule. I thought it seemed like a bad idea to put things in orbit that don't need to be there, so I drew a picture of Earth with a bunch of garbage cans, garbage bags, and debris floating around it. I wish I could see that picture I drew. Google helped me determine the program was called SpaceArc and the messages were carried to orbit on tape in the DirecTV 2 satellite in 1994. But I wish the contents of the tape were available for viewing online.
I hate how companies tell us where some specific source of income goes. Even if it doesn't just go into a big pool of budget money, then some part of a budget somewhere is changed so that other money is available for other purposes. The bottom line... if $300k can be added to the overall budget, then that's $300k more that can go to paying a CEO's bonus.
It's not like they weren't going to replace light bulbs without this money.
If flying cars were invented first, the improvement would be called the automobile. It would have four wheels that touch the ground. No more flying cars would be falling from the sky. Countless lives would be saved. It would save you thousands of dollars in fuel costs because it doesn't need to hover.
It's a palindrome only because the two sides of the shield are mirror images. He was just consistent with that. The binary value isn't exactly random, but it's meaningless. It was chosen for aesthetic reasons... about the same number of zeroes and ones, grouped in a way so no grouping on zeros or ones is too long. Basically so that it doesn't look strange and looks like a "random" binary number.
No.. not at all.
I'm talking about how my "friends" on facebook post statuses that aren't worth posting.
Maybe all my facebook "friends" are just weird?
Slashdot Mirror
You mean ground drones?
"I can smell you" - Morgan Freeman
My 15 years of professional employment at 4 companies has been much different than yours.
just answer the questions like you're talking to another human, because you are.
You're too elitist if you think someone's question is stupid. Not all people are geniuses, and most employees aren't trained in interviewing.
Plus the question might be weird on purpose to see how you react. Don't be an ass.
That was true before the study.
After some of these responses I was about to decide never to post on the internet again. Can people really not get that I'm joking? See... dead people can't commit crimes! Ugh.
Then I just saw "Score 5: Funny". (sigh of relief) Thank you. My faith is restored. sheesh!
Well ok Mr. Dictionary... as long as you agree that I would think twice AFTER I was executed. WTF???
Well, I can only speak for myself. If I were executed for a crime, I would definitely think twice before committing that crime again. It's just not worth it.
On the contrary. Dead people are less likely to commit crimes.
It's not "extra" electricity, it's the amount of electricity you agreed to pay for by signing up for Comcast's services.
They are not forcing you to use their service.
You should have at least given a link:
http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms
My company took away the free soda. Work continued and it was not a big deal. Why would anyone expect for a company to pay for their groceries anyway? Technically, if the logistics were realistic, I'd have no problem paying for my toilet paper. Paying for what I use makes sense to me.
It seems like all the comments here are skeptical or negative.
I've never owned an XBox, and I'm not a Microsoft fanboy, though I do own several Windows PC, but this sure sounds like an awesome piece of engineering.
Nice job Microsoft?
Why do you think he's taking them?
when I was in school, one day in English class we were handed a sheet of paper to write or draw anything we wanted to be sent up to orbit in a space time capsule. I thought it seemed like a bad idea to put things in orbit that don't need to be there, so I drew a picture of Earth with a bunch of garbage cans, garbage bags, and debris floating around it. I wish I could see that picture I drew. Google helped me determine the program was called SpaceArc and the messages were carried to orbit on tape in the DirecTV 2 satellite in 1994. But I wish the contents of the tape were available for viewing online.
I believe this may be a fake hoax.
shell!
I hate how companies tell us where some specific source of income goes. Even if it doesn't just go into a big pool of budget money, then some part of a budget somewhere is changed so that other money is available for other purposes.
The bottom line... if $300k can be added to the overall budget, then that's $300k more that can go to paying a CEO's bonus.
It's not like they weren't going to replace light bulbs without this money.
I was about to post the same thing. The article doesn't mention the rag being dirty.
The article calls him "A self-confessed atheist".
Doesn't confessing imply an admission of guilt? That doesn't seem necessary.
Also, what's the difference between "self-confessed" and "confessed"?
If flying cars were invented first, the improvement would be called the automobile. It would have four wheels that touch the ground. No more flying cars would be falling from the sky. Countless lives would be saved. It would save you thousands of dollars in fuel costs because it doesn't need to hover.
The future is now. Enjoy it.
no, what I said was that "self" was never a concern, therefore it was not selfish.
You speak in riddles.
decided that the right, UNselfish thing to do was to give them life.
your words
But what about all your other unborn children? Using your logic, it was selfish of you not to conceive and bring them into the world.
It's a palindrome only because the two sides of the shield are mirror images. He was just consistent with that.
The binary value isn't exactly random, but it's meaningless. It was chosen for aesthetic reasons... about the same number of zeroes and ones, grouped in a way so no grouping on zeros or ones is too long. Basically so that it doesn't look strange and looks like a "random" binary number.
Now stop dwelling on this.
0101 0111 0101 0100 0100 0110 0010 0001 0010 0000 0101 0011 0111 0100 0110 1111 0111 0000 0010 0000 0110 0100 0111 0111 0110 0101 0110 1100 0110 1100 0110 1001 0110 1110 0110 0111 0010 0000 0110 1111 0110 1110 0010 0000 0111 0100 0110 1000 0110 1001 0111 0011 0010 0001 0010 0000 0011 1010 0111 0000
No.. not at all.
I'm talking about how my "friends" on facebook post statuses that aren't worth posting.
Maybe all my facebook "friends" are just weird?