you would be surprised, if you use it everyday it is not that hard. I have met carpenters who can work with fractions like that with less thought than it takes to breath.
reminds me an entrance exam i took to try to get into some private high school. the common theme being that they expected me to already know the material they were going to teach me over the next four years.
$39,999,900.00 -- Fees paid to Paul Krugman to bless the project with his noble prize winning "You have to spend more money than you have, to make money" theories.
$100.00 -- Fee paid to developer to slap something together the night before launch
there was supposed to be a link to this http://xkcd.com/378/ hilarious xkcd comic in my first post. it was supposed to be a ploy to get modded higher up. oh well
There is nothing wrong with open source as a concept, but calling someone who wants to keep their code to themselves evil is ludicrous. If I spend months and months slaving over hot butterfly brains, no one can tell me what to do with the fruits of my labor. The world is certainly a better place thanks to Torvalds et al, but they had no moral obligation to give away their work.
the feds tell the main character to back up his entire c: drive to floppy. they show him doing it and it all fits onto one 3.5" floppy. that must have been one super high density floppy disk.
a few weeks back there was this story of a kid who was told by ford that he had infected his parent's car stereo with a virus by playing a pirated mp3 through his ipod.
I mean they know how to touch children and convince them to say nothing.
seriously though why don't they employ the oh so effective method of profiling. There is a reason the fbi uses "profilers" to help with investigations. even if it is only a 18-35 year old males profile, that would cover most of the terrorists. a 40 year old woman with 2.6666666667 children in tow is probably not going to blow up a plane, while a 22 year old man with a one way ticket, paid in cash, deserves a second glance at the very least.
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And this explains how they have so much time to be jerks; although I could be thinking of porpoises.
i thought xorg buried x a long time ago. x is the cat with 11 lives. rimshot.
it is much more environmentally friendly to let them starve to death rather than use "harmful" fertilizers and pesticides that improve crop yields.
the mind fairly boggles.
lol
seriously if sony had jumped on dvd type discs and had mp3 compatibility earlier I don't think the ipod would have taken over so quickly.
lose the webcam and add a nic. then tape that thing to the back of a monitor, boom, thin client.
you would be surprised, if you use it everyday it is not that hard. I have met carpenters who can work with fractions like that with less thought than it takes to breath.
what the fvck is a kilometer?
reminds me an entrance exam i took to try to get into some private high school. the common theme being that they expected me to already know the material they were going to teach me over the next four years.
here is an itemized breakdown of costs
$39,999,900.00 -- Fees paid to Paul Krugman to bless the project with his noble prize winning "You have to spend more money than you have, to make money" theories.
$100.00 -- Fee paid to developer to slap something together the night before launch
clearly spirit has just watched the tao of steve one too many times.
Never! nyuk-nyuk-nyuk.
also how could an iphone app cure the gay and why couldn't the company have made an app that cures cancer?
there was supposed to be a link to this http://xkcd.com/378/ hilarious xkcd comic in my first post. it was supposed to be a ploy to get modded higher up. oh well
There is nothing wrong with open source as a concept, but calling someone who wants to keep their code to themselves evil is ludicrous. If I spend months and months slaving over hot butterfly brains, no one can tell me what to do with the fruits of my labor. The world is certainly a better place thanks to Torvalds et al, but they had no moral obligation to give away their work.
the feds tell the main character to back up his entire c: drive to floppy. they show him doing it and it all fits onto one 3.5" floppy. that must have been one super high density floppy disk.
a few weeks back there was this story of a kid who was told by ford that he had infected his parent's car stereo with a virus by playing a pirated mp3 through his ipod.
http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/fj04r/reddit_the_dealership_told_me_that_pirated_music/
apparently there was a kernel of truth in that mechanic's bullsht.
I have never liked Debian, for whatever reason it always rubbed the wrong way. Slackware on the other hand rubs me the right way.
maybe you are.
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I mean they know how to touch children and convince them to say nothing.
seriously though why don't they employ the oh so effective method of profiling. There is a reason the fbi uses "profilers" to help with investigations. even if it is only a 18-35 year old males profile, that would cover most of the terrorists. a 40 year old woman with 2.6666666667 children in tow is probably not going to blow up a plane, while a 22 year old man with a one way ticket, paid in cash, deserves a second glance at the very least.
first the internet and now tooth cleaning gum. is there nothing you can't do?
that is the real question.
"Check Point's customers have inundated the ZoneAlarm forums with complaints."
How can you complain about something you got for free. Don't look a gift horse in the mouth and all that.
If you don't like it, don't use it.
a theory about god that doesn't require looking through a telescope. get back to work!
following my nose around wikipedia I found a link to this /. article from 11 years ago.
http://slashdot.org/it/99/09/16/0055245.shtml
it is funny that this study comes from a school where there aren't 7 people who can count to 3 so they have 21 guns salutes with 21 people.
mwahahahaha