seem to be having increasing difficulty distinguishing the letter of the law versus the spirit of the law. Anything to add yet another successful prosecution to their resume with no concern as to the effects on others or the betterment of society.
AT&T refuses to provide me with Uverse, even though the neighborhood is wired for it. I suspect it is due to the fact that I live in an odd area where I live in one town, but my postal address is in a neighboring town. I have tried to argue with them about it to no avail.
I have to admit, flying has become very cheap compared to what it used to. Even in unadjusted dollars, flying between Chicago and New York is cheaper than it was 50 years ago. Adjusting for inflation, that route is less than 20% of what it once cost. I really can't blame the airlines, they're giving us what we wanted most.
Hams were playing with Microcomputers before Bill Gates got involved. Some of the first articles on microcomputing appeared in 73 magazine in the early 1970's. Byte was effectively a spinoff of 73 in 1975. Hams were also hooking up their rigs to phones prior to that with Phone Patches.
Things weren't any better when the states were flush with cash. Contracts are granted more on the ability to navigate the bidding process than they are by the ability of the bidder(s) to get the job done. Until that changes, we deserve what we get.
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are condemned to repeat it. This is one piece of history that no one wishes to see repeated.
Google got a nice campus out of it.
they put Navteq up for sale?
For a life of adventure? It seems to be the in thing for writers of AV software these days.
and Unity looks great.
when you let the Walton Family take over a galaxy.
seem to be having increasing difficulty distinguishing the letter of the law versus the spirit of the law. Anything to add yet another successful prosecution to their resume with no concern as to the effects on others or the betterment of society.
AT&T wasn't breaking the law, whistleblower statutes do not apply.
They let Woz through because he is a member of the 1%, normal laws do not apply to them.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voyager's_Return
AT&T refuses to provide me with Uverse, even though the neighborhood is wired for it. I suspect it is due to the fact that I live in an odd area where I live in one town, but my postal address is in a neighboring town. I have tried to argue with them about it to no avail.
Relevant emails??? Ha Ha! AT&T refuses to communicate via email on this issue.
I have to admit, flying has become very cheap compared to what it used to. Even in unadjusted dollars, flying between Chicago and New York is cheaper than it was 50 years ago. Adjusting for inflation, that route is less than 20% of what it once cost. I really can't blame the airlines, they're giving us what we wanted most.
I hope so, kinda useless otherwise. Of course, only one place to buy that content from.
from my cold dead hands. Almost 40 years old, and it still works great.
The Chicago Tribune dropped the Sunday paper TV guide. You can now buy is separately.
will drive GCC to a far greater degree than without a competitor. This is good for all involved.
PLEASE VOTE!!!!!!
Hams were playing with Microcomputers before Bill Gates got involved. Some of the first articles on microcomputing appeared in 73 magazine in the early 1970's. Byte was effectively a spinoff of 73 in 1975. Hams were also hooking up their rigs to phones prior to that with Phone Patches.
We should be introducing out first Exaflop machines.
Things weren't any better when the states were flush with cash. Contracts are granted more on the ability to navigate the bidding process than they are by the ability of the bidder(s) to get the job done. Until that changes, we deserve what we get.
Work for a startup that has no legacy code.
Wow! That is the most definitive documentation of Romney's plan I have seen yet.
The amount of effort it took to craft such as plan must have been astronomical.
This can be out in the open, where we all can see it, or it can be underground where it can fester and brew until it is too late to respond to it.
I would take a strong look at Ruby. There are a lot of Ruby jobs available these days.