Considering most, if not all, country music played on the radio today is little more than rock/pop with a southern accent and possibly a violin (sorry, fiddle), on occasion, I'd say it's not. I like all kinds of music. But solid body guitars with heavy distortion don't mix well with what I consider to be country music. It's kind of like adding a theremin to an a cappella group. Hell, the Eagles would be considered country music by today's standards.
The Eagles have always straddled the line between country and rock but their last album (particularly the tracks released as singles) was decidedly leaning more to the country side.
Probably because rock radio is practically non-existent anymore.
Fat lot of good a quaint notion of civics will do you when the supremes decide that well established limits on the power of government are now outdated.
Unlikely. Syfy prefers animals as the villains of its Saturday-night original movies, not people.
Now, if it turns out that a shark or octopus (or, even better, both) stole the cobalt-60, then you'l have the network's attention. Expect Sharktopus II: Nuclear Boogaloo any week now.
So what's that secure operating system again? I used to argue that SE Linux was the only OS that could reasonably called secure, but given the recent NSA revelations I think we're back to nothing. Or are you still complaining about Windows 98?
SE Linux is secure. It's designed so that the NSA can spy on you but no one else can.
Check again. Most new cars get 30+ highway mpg today, often with engines capable of over 300 HP. In the 80s that kind of horsepower was usually reserved for heavy duty trucks and exotic sports cars.
Smaller less powerful cars often reach 40 mpg highway, despite being significantly heavier than their 80's counterparts.
p>Doing this quarterly is particularly insane. People will be so busy updating their resumes and scheduling interviews, when are they supposed to get any work done?
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"Modern country [music]", isn't that an oxymoron?
Considering most, if not all, country music played on the radio today is little more than rock/pop with a southern accent and possibly a violin (sorry, fiddle), on occasion, I'd say it's not. I like all kinds of music. But solid body guitars with heavy distortion don't mix well with what I consider to be country music. It's kind of like adding a theremin to an a cappella group. Hell, the Eagles would be considered country music by today's standards.
The Eagles have always straddled the line between country and rock but their last album (particularly the tracks released as singles) was decidedly leaning more to the country side.
Probably because rock radio is practically non-existent anymore.
I understand that's a major problem in the Netherlands.
If you have a server in your mom's basement . . . congratulations, you are a cloud provider!
Only if you have moved out of Mom's basement.
Fat lot of good a quaint notion of civics will do you when the supremes decide that well established limits on the power of government are now outdated.
I never did like Diana Ross, Now I know why.
and be the syfy movie of the week.
Unlikely. Syfy prefers animals as the villains of its Saturday-night original movies, not people.
Now, if it turns out that a shark or octopus (or, even better, both) stole the cobalt-60, then you'l have the network's attention. Expect Sharktopus II: Nuclear Boogaloo any week now.
"Atomic Sharktopusnado" Anyone?
So what's that secure operating system again? I used to argue that SE Linux was the only OS that could reasonably called secure, but given the recent NSA revelations I think we're back to nothing. Or are you still complaining about Windows 98?
SE Linux is secure. It's designed so that the NSA can spy on you but no one else can.
Most of these are US made, as opposed to GM and Ford which makes their most popular models in Canada and Mexico.
better yet an old diesel powered vehicle.
Not true. Oracle has not been shown to cause cancer.
On the other hand it is a known contributing factor for alcoholism and depression.
It could have been worse.
Imagine what it would be like if it were running SAP.
Works for Microsoft.
Is that before or after "It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of Heaven"?
Common sense is the collection of predjuicces aquired by adulthood.
Wrong British sci fi series. It was Lister, Rimmer and Kriten
They should have spent it on coming up with more ways of saying "We're sorry".
Being a multi-billion dollar megacorp means never having to say you're sorry.
Are you aware that most human accountants use ... tax software?
Yes, And they know how to operate it correctly.
New definition of Hell; Running emacs on a tablet
The military is a hazardous career, even in peacetime.
Check again. Most new cars get 30+ highway mpg today, often with engines capable of over 300 HP. In the 80s that kind of horsepower was usually reserved for heavy duty trucks and exotic sports cars.
Smaller less powerful cars often reach 40 mpg highway, despite being significantly heavier than their 80's counterparts.
Not only do they burst in to flame but their batteries are infected with viruses!
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Except Microsoft hasn't stolen anything in years. Almost everything they do is a pathetic attempt to copy Apple or Google.
He is Kernal Panic's superior officer.
'enhanced' as in ideally they can hack it but no one else can.
p>Doing this quarterly is particularly insane. People will be so busy updating their resumes and scheduling interviews, when are they supposed to get any work done?
Fixed it for you.
They should use build numbers. Firefox 11,873 anyone?