She's a second rate, female Mitt Romney with the business acumen of George W. Bush. She'll get into the primaries, get ripped to shreds and probably run off crying about sexism because her track record will make the Republican base convulse at even thought of her winning the nomination.
That's an insult to second rate female Mitt Romneys and GW Bushes.
I would love to see her in a debate with Hillary Clinton. I can't stand Hillary but I would be sitting with a bowl of popcorn enjoying ever minute watching her rip Carly to shreds. She would probably still complain about sexism though.
Yes it is a struggle. You know with the economy like it is when I traded my year old Mercedes S-Class a new one was just too expensive so I had to settle for an M-Class. Now everybody at the country club us going to laugh at me when the Rolls and the Bentley are both in the shop...
There are lots of people that genuinely oppose big government, but nobody likes Comcast. If given a choice, the people would prevent Comcast from having fast lanes, and unleash the rancor and krakken upon them simultaneously.
This is part of the problem of the Net Neutrality debate. There are no 'Fast lanes'. There is only what we have now and pothole-ridden dirt roads.
Ciitrix server serving Office to remote users
Sharepoint addon for searching and indexing Office files.
I'm sure there are others this is just what I thought up in 30 seconds.
Some do, however I've seen a few that are incapable of finding their head let alone placing a hat on it. Generally these are still stuck developing on VB6 rather than the vastly improved.NET versions (and are still whining about it after all these years...)
As soon as any government appoints a Czar, you know that they know bad things are going to happen.
Usually:
* The person has little actual power
* They are allocated minimal resources
* Decisions come from the people above
* Blame falls upon the Czar's shoulders
* Appointing a Czar makes it look like you're doing something, even though you don't actually have to know what you're doing
* Almost inevitably the Czar resigns or is fired later for being ineffective - because they were never actually there to do anything or even empowered to do anything
When you see a Czar being appointed you should immediately think, "they know the outcome here has a high probability of being very damaging politically, likely because they either don't have the answers and they know it, or the answers they have point to a very unpopular outcome".
That's not being cynical, it's just reality.
Just look at what happened to the last Czar they appointed in Russia...
(I think there's a 'In Soviet Russia' joke in there somewhere, but I'm not going to say it.)
ATT, Comcast and Verizon just expanded fiber coverage to the same 32 cities with low introductory rates that will skyrocket once the new local competition is dealt with.
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I tried to get funding for my artificial stupidity project, but so far without success. It seems there is ample natural stupidity already...
I once worked on a Virtual Reality project until I realized that there wasn't anything great enough about reality to justify making more of it.
If the democrats actually picked Biden I might even consider voting Republican.
Biden might be the best choice. That is if the greatest threat to America was insomnia.
She's a second rate, female Mitt Romney with the business acumen of George W. Bush. She'll get into the primaries, get ripped to shreds and probably run off crying about sexism because her track record will make the Republican base convulse at even thought of her winning the nomination.
That's an insult to second rate female Mitt Romneys and GW Bushes.
I would love to see her in a debate with Hillary Clinton. I can't stand Hillary but I would be sitting with a bowl of popcorn enjoying ever minute watching her rip Carly to shreds. She would probably still complain about sexism though.
When they figure out how to make them run on doughnuts they can work as regular police officers.
They look like they need something.... Perhaps they should bolt a toilet plunger and an egg beater to them.
Clown computing didn't seem to fit as well now that Balmer is gone..
But - he did it on a computer. That's special. And I'll bet the computer was connected to the Internet. That's even more special.
Up next - they'll get a Facebook page.
On a mobile device. Soon to be connected to 'The Internet of things'.
And massive bandwidth. Up to multiple terabytes in a single packet.
Yes. I bought a set of Michellins and they were good for about 60,000 miles but the cheaper brand only lasted for 40,000.
WISA - Windows, IIS , SQL Server, ASP.NET
s/contract/contact/ damn autocorrect.
I always thought that the greatest argument in favour of intelligent life existing in the universe is that none have tried to contract us.
Usually the key fob has to be within about 3 feet of the door being opened and then you must press a button on the door handle.
Yes it is a struggle. You know with the economy like it is when I traded my year old Mercedes S-Class a new one was just too expensive so I had to settle for an M-Class. Now everybody at the country club us going to laugh at me when the Rolls and the Bentley are both in the shop...
You can add FL to that list too, thanks to Governor Skeletor.
You mean the bad guy from 'He Man and the Masters of the Universe' is the governor of Florida now?
There are lots of people that genuinely oppose big government, but nobody likes Comcast. If given a choice, the people would prevent Comcast from having fast lanes, and unleash the rancor and krakken upon them simultaneously.
This is part of the problem of the Net Neutrality debate. There are no 'Fast lanes'. There is only what we have now and pothole-ridden dirt roads.
Try fixing them in the veterinary sense...
Ciitrix server serving Office to remote users
Sharepoint addon for searching and indexing Office files.
I'm sure there are others this is just what I thought up in 30 seconds.
Some do, however I've seen a few that are incapable of finding their head let alone placing a hat on it. Generally these are still stuck developing on VB6 rather than the vastly improved .NET versions (and are still whining about it after all these years...)
As soon as any government appoints a Czar, you know that they know bad things are going to happen.
Usually: * The person has little actual power * They are allocated minimal resources * Decisions come from the people above * Blame falls upon the Czar's shoulders * Appointing a Czar makes it look like you're doing something, even though you don't actually have to know what you're doing * Almost inevitably the Czar resigns or is fired later for being ineffective - because they were never actually there to do anything or even empowered to do anything
When you see a Czar being appointed you should immediately think, "they know the outcome here has a high probability of being very damaging politically, likely because they either don't have the answers and they know it, or the answers they have point to a very unpopular outcome".
That's not being cynical, it's just reality.
Just look at what happened to the last Czar they appointed in Russia...
(I think there's a 'In Soviet Russia' joke in there somewhere, but I'm not going to say it.)
This is not about solving problems but about power.
You just summed up the Democratic party.
He also just summed up the Republican Party.
No, just politics in general, regardless of party or political system.
ATT, Comcast and Verizon just expanded fiber coverage to the same 32 cities with low introductory rates that will skyrocket once the new local competition is dealt with.
FIFY
There is nothing wrong with cold coffee. Warm beer on the other hand should be considered a crime against humanity.
That's It! Time to go to WAR with England!
I lost the powerball. But I'm only out two bucks so no big deal.
Have you ever *heard* Yoko Ono's "music"? I have, and yes. It can be classified as a weapon. Or at least an implement of torture.