I've never had a situation where the Headline on any news site or news article tells me enough of what I want to know.
What are you, some kind of elitist intellectual? If the headline plus 16 words of summary is enough for 90% of the people in this great nation to form strong, unyielding opinions, what makes you think you're so special?
How the hell is a searcher supposed to know that the link in question has any relevance at all to what they are looking for?
Easy - just drop a quarter in the coin slot above the monitor, and PRESTO: headlines and partial text will appear for the single results page you are currently viewing.
The heavily armed group controls much of the south and parts of the capital Mogadishu, and courts run by its clerics have ordered executions, floggings and amputations in recent months.
It has also banned movies, dancing at wedding ceremonies and playing or watching soccer in the areas under it control.
"We do not tolerate anything that may corrupt the people,"
So now there are thousands of Somali pirates, rolling in money from their ongoing exploits, who have now been told that it is illegal to have fun under threat of flogging, amputation, or death.
I'd say 95% of the population can't be made to listen to a 90-second dinner party discussion of ACTA, IP laws, and internet freedom. How do you expect to whip significant numbers of people into an indignant frenzy?
The government(s) know they have a yawner on their hands here, and they can operate behind a cloak of indifference. Don't make the mistake of assuming prevailing opinion on a technology discussion board mirrors prevailing opinion in the population at large.
they'll put one person behind a dozen drones, who will sit there reading a magazine while the drones fly out to the target. As soon as the dialog pops up, he clicks "yes"
The funeral industry preys on the same human fears and insecurities as the wedding industry. People worry that if they don't get the very best of everything they can afford (or not afford in some cases) they are somehow not treating the event with the respect and gravity it so obviously deserves. People are afraid that if they don't get the event "right" it will somehow ruin the memory of their loved one - or in the case of a wedding it will ruin any chance at a happy life together.
I've basically told my loved ones that I want a simple cremation, a simple service, and if they go out and splurge on ridiculous frills I am going to come back and haunt the fuck out of them.
To be fair, an OpenWRT hacker with a penchant for bringing ancient hardware back to life using some esoteric linux distro is not really the same thing as a clueless user who phones tech support because he can't read a FAQ.
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Who's taking bets on how long it will take before she kills someone?
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I've never had a situation where the Headline on any news site or news article tells me enough of what I want to know.
What are you, some kind of elitist intellectual? If the headline plus 16 words of summary is enough for 90% of the people in this great nation to form strong, unyielding opinions, what makes you think you're so special?
How the hell is a searcher supposed to know that the link in question has any relevance at all to what they are looking for?
Easy - just drop a quarter in the coin slot above the monitor, and PRESTO: headlines and partial text will appear for the single results page you are currently viewing.
Couldn't be simpler.
This could actually be a decent workout if you built some kind of variable resistance mechanism into the roller.
Mark his post insightful. Mark this one off-topic.
I have a mouse (Logitech MX Revolution) with the functional equivalent of 10 buttons.
You know, I though it was a pretty cool idea when I bought it, but I now must admit that I really only use 2 buttons.
Basically, we just spent a bunch of money to get worse results and create more chaos.
Well then I'm sure somebody somewhere is wearing a satisfied smile and telling themselves "my work is done here!"
I carry deodorant and aftershave - both in small containers of less than 100ml - through security every single time I travel on a business trip.
It's never once been an issue.
... and repel mates
The heavily armed group controls much of the south and parts of the capital Mogadishu, and courts run by its clerics have ordered executions, floggings and amputations in recent months.
It has also banned movies, dancing at wedding ceremonies and playing or watching soccer in the areas under it control.
"We do not tolerate anything that may corrupt the people,"
So now there are thousands of Somali pirates, rolling in money from their ongoing exploits, who have now been told that it is illegal to have fun under threat of flogging, amputation, or death.
It's karmic in its own way.
Man up.
If you can't handle a bit of unprotected metal carrying 110V and fake grounded adaptors you're not cut out for this continent.
I'd say 95% of the population can't be made to listen to a 90-second dinner party discussion of ACTA, IP laws, and internet freedom. How do you expect to whip significant numbers of people into an indignant frenzy?
The government(s) know they have a yawner on their hands here, and they can operate behind a cloak of indifference. Don't make the mistake of assuming prevailing opinion on a technology discussion board mirrors prevailing opinion in the population at large.
they'll put one person behind a dozen drones, who will sit there reading a magazine while the drones fly out to the target. As soon as the dialog pops up, he clicks "yes"
Say, how much does this gig pay anyhow?
You want to wait for SP1. Trust me.
As long as it stars Will Smith as a loner-scientist who drives a Shelby GT-500 it should be pretty good.
I would actually consider buying a Wal Mart coffin if they rolled out this campaign.
The funeral industry preys on the same human fears and insecurities as the wedding industry. People worry that if they don't get the very best of everything they can afford (or not afford in some cases) they are somehow not treating the event with the respect and gravity it so obviously deserves. People are afraid that if they don't get the event "right" it will somehow ruin the memory of their loved one - or in the case of a wedding it will ruin any chance at a happy life together.
I've basically told my loved ones that I want a simple cremation, a simple service, and if they go out and splurge on ridiculous frills I am going to come back and haunt the fuck out of them.
Twelve seconds of brillance, 6888 minutes of pure shit.
Sadly, yes, and they continue to make even more.
Doesn't this kind of fuck up their whole Save Money, Live Better campaign?
This sort of authoring is easily handled in vi - or emacs - your choice.
To be fair, an OpenWRT hacker with a penchant for bringing ancient hardware back to life using some esoteric linux distro is not really the same thing as a clueless user who phones tech support because he can't read a FAQ.
You're just working for the wrong organization
They just need to find out which of the lab technicians has been running around cranking up all the knobs and saying "this one goes to eleven!"
Make him work it off in a sweatshop for the rest of his days.
"Mr. Wallace, you are hereby sentenced to spend the remainder of your natural life logged in to a mail client pressing the delete key."