And maybe this was in the pipeline for many years, but it is awfully coincidental that we've been talking negatively about pollution in china recently isn't it?
However, I perceived that it was as if millions of underachieving non OO toting PHP devs (professional internet browsing technicians) suddenly cried out in terror and were silenced
My reason is this: if I'm watching a movie or listening to an MP3 while I'm waiting for a call, I don't want it to ever be apparent to the person who is on the phone with me,
It won't be.. because you'll have paused it before answering the phone because you can't hear what they are saying if it is still playing.
Could this mean that there could some day be the potential for crafting a virus, with the intent of infecting another virus to potentially destroy it? Something like this would probably have the potential to do more harm than good, but maybe this is a new way to look at potential treatments?
Better to send in the nanobots - they will be much more predictable.
Surely there are plenty of geeks out there that recognise that the pursuit of excellence (no matter if it is in a GAME) is far more commendable than the average person's pursuit of an encyclopedic knowledge of televisional (i likes to makes the new words) general knowledge. If you hate sport, at least admire the anti-apathy.
Kind of like going to the airport. It's uplifting. Just about everybody has a purpose, a direction, an empty wallet after that $8 coffee.
I consider myself a cynic but I've gone a different path. I believe him, in the sense that there would be a serious difficulty for journalists to resist the temptation to not attribute anything he says to google.
Whilst I'm sure that as he points out that he is under no duress to close, I'll bet this blog and the constant misquoting the google position is enough to make things uncomfortable in his day job often enough.
But I've never met any "common man" family with a linux based PC. I find it strange to hear that previous article on penetration of linux in new PCs in the UK up to 2.8%. As good as linux desktops are, I still can't quite believe that Joe Bloggs with zero knowledge will comprehend the virtues and not be seduced by the fact that almost everybody around him is running windows
As I say, it might just be "where I am". I can't recall anywhere generic selling linux based desktops here so no real surprise I don't know anybody who fits this bill.
So that even if you're trippin' balls on acid and those words that so easily arrange themselves sober are a bit jumbled , you still write a summary and hit the front page.
Presumably, much of that 2 gig of data is static, so perhaps you could look into minimisation of exactly *what* you need to back up? It might be within the realm of your net access.
I used to amuse myself by ordering free stuff from the internet using abusive names. It was great receiving hand written postal pickup notices for Peter Cuntbridge.. I could see the turmoil the employee had clearly suffered in writing that surname. The slight "squiggle" at the un to cloud the perception just in case ole Pete's name had been mistaken.
Jason Vomit has been receiving his victoria's secret catalogues for quite some time.
Mario Luigo Bowserpeach entered the readers digest sweepstakes. Believe it or not, he has in his possession a genuine cheque for 1 million dollars*
I guess they might want traceability in this particular instance but in general, from working in a mailing house and my exploits of immaturity I think it's pretty clear that businesses mostly have a "whatever" attitude to this sort of thing.
Now solve my dependency:
dpkg --build girlfriend
At least have it answer with some saucy ascii for christ sakes
It's not like these people are blameless. All of them entered "Limp Bizkit Playback Mode" and all of them paid the special price.
Sounds like Head In The Cloud Computing (TM)
And maybe this was in the pipeline for many years, but it is awfully coincidental that we've been talking negatively about pollution in china recently isn't it?
Scandalous!
I don't agree - the poster is smart to want the entertainment audio to *forcibly, automatically* lower when his (money making) phone call arrives.
Are you saying you might have seen through my "insightful" post to the true "pedantic" nature? :-)
I felt a similar disturbance..
However, I perceived that it was as if millions of underachieving non OO toting PHP devs (professional internet browsing technicians) suddenly cried out in terror and were silenced
My reason is this: if I'm watching a movie or listening to an MP3 while I'm waiting for a call, I don't want it to ever be apparent to the person who is on the phone with me,
It won't be.. because you'll have paused it before answering the phone because you can't hear what they are saying if it is still playing.
Penetration in new pcs = sales, dimwit.
Kind of like what we have now. *Shrugs*
Could this mean that there could some day be the potential for crafting a virus, with the intent of infecting another virus to potentially destroy it? Something like this would probably have the potential to do more harm than good, but maybe this is a new way to look at potential treatments?
Better to send in the nanobots - they will be much more predictable.
Surely there are plenty of geeks out there that recognise that the pursuit of excellence (no matter if it is in a GAME) is far more commendable than the average person's pursuit of an encyclopedic knowledge of televisional (i likes to makes the new words) general knowledge. If you hate sport, at least admire the anti-apathy.
Kind of like going to the airport. It's uplifting. Just about everybody has a purpose, a direction, an empty wallet after that $8 coffee.
In that the release date is the same day as duke nukem for(n)ever?
I consider myself a cynic but I've gone a different path. I believe him, in the sense that there would be a serious difficulty for journalists to resist the temptation to not attribute anything he says to google.
Whilst I'm sure that as he points out that he is under no duress to close, I'll bet this blog and the constant misquoting the google position is enough to make things uncomfortable in his day job often enough.
But I've never met any "common man" family with a linux based PC. I find it strange to hear that previous article on penetration of linux in new PCs in the UK up to 2.8%. As good as linux desktops are, I still can't quite believe that Joe Bloggs with zero knowledge will comprehend the virtues and not be seduced by the fact that almost everybody around him is running windows
As I say, it might just be "where I am". I can't recall anywhere generic selling linux based desktops here so no real surprise I don't know anybody who fits this bill.
We is goin' down to Infinitee Nightclub wiv our new legally acquired funds!*
BTW, company totally looking possibly broken.
Drinks at 9, Lines at 7 LOL!
L8rs
Ur G'z @ Enny Ron
So that even if you're trippin' balls on acid and those words that so easily arrange themselves sober are a bit jumbled , you still write a summary and hit the front page.
1. Find Marketing research company willing to give arbritrary statistic that surprises and enchants.
2. Write article citing (blaming) the marketing firm several times without really covering credentials.
3. PPPPPPPPPPPPPPP*cough*rofit
No fricken laser beams
Presumably, much of that 2 gig of data is static, so perhaps you could look into minimisation of exactly *what* you need to back up? It might be within the realm of your net access.
If the warning was legitimate you'd probably have a point :)
If their revenue is generated via click throughs I'd say they are doing pretty well for themselves.
I've seen the evidence. Color evolved when Dorothy was whisked away to OZ.
I used to amuse myself by ordering free stuff from the internet using abusive names. It was great receiving hand written postal pickup notices for Peter Cuntbridge.. I could see the turmoil the employee had clearly suffered in writing that surname. The slight "squiggle" at the un to cloud the perception just in case ole Pete's name had been mistaken.
Jason Vomit has been receiving his victoria's secret catalogues for quite some time.
Mario Luigo Bowserpeach entered the readers digest sweepstakes. Believe it or not, he has in his possession a genuine cheque for 1 million dollars*
I guess they might want traceability in this particular instance but in general, from working in a mailing house and my exploits of immaturity I think it's pretty clear that businesses mostly have a "whatever" attitude to this sort of thing.
*This is not a real cheque.
Dear Sir/Madam,
Thank you for the journey into Fuckingobviousville.
Yours Sincerely
Gob "The Final Countdown" Bluth