In reality these will sit on the CEO's desk for occasional web browsing and email while the guys doing the heavy work will still be trying to get their purchase order for a Snow Leopard upgrade approved.
You'd think they would do anything and spare no cost to keep the fucking thing in working order and floating.Makes the $500,000 a day lease look like pennies.
In the corporate word, the important thing is to save money no matter how mutch extra it costs.
Cheney is hard up for cash because of his recent heart surgery. It was a lot more expensive than anticipated because the surgeons have never worked on anything that small...
Perhaps if they hadn't pressed on when they *knew* that the BOP was damaged the tuna fish from the gulf might not come out of the ocean already packed in oil.
Trying to limit the quantity of legislation is a poor way to go about your aim, which I presume is to restrict the power of the government. A far better way to do this is to explicitly limit what the government can legislate on.
Look at how well "Congress shall make no law" has worked in the US.
One day the world will move on and you'll be stuck with an un-integrateable piece of shit platform.
I thought that was what was happening here.
He could re-render the CGI in 3-D but Leo DiCaprio's performance will still be two-dimensional..
In reality these will sit on the CEO's desk for occasional web browsing and email while the guys doing the heavy work will still be trying to get their purchase order for a Snow Leopard upgrade approved.
I wouldn't want to deal with no-click shopping.
Multiplayer Solitaire!
Blasphemy! Are you suggesting that the "free market" might not be able to solve all our problems?!
Thanks to mergers and consolidation, there hasn't been a free market among ISPs since the days of dial-up.
From the movie 'The Peacemaker'
"I'm not afraid of the man who wants ten nuclear weapons. I'm terrified of the man who only wants one."
I think he should try to write a few non-trivial programs in VBScript and see if he changes his tune.
You'd think they would do anything and spare no cost to keep the fucking thing in working order and floating.Makes the $500,000 a day lease look like pennies.
In the corporate word, the important thing is to save money no matter how mutch extra it costs.
Cheney is hard up for cash because of his recent heart surgery. It was a lot more expensive than anticipated because the surgeons have never worked on anything that small...
I find your lack of faith... Disturbing.
Pointing lasers at aircraft might get the navy arrested.
By you and what Army?
Cheap solution if it works . The canon one is over $700.
The Canon one doesn't require a 2 year AT&T contract + expensive data plan.
Perhaps if they hadn't pressed on when they *knew* that the BOP was damaged the tuna fish from the gulf might not come out of the ocean already packed in oil.
Clearly we need changes in the warning labels stating that they are not for use by teenagers and crustaceans.
What are blackberries good for?
Making pies. Yum!
They loose money on each movie but make up for it on vomume.
Hmmm... that's how all the super villains start. Next it will be "Hand over Fort Knox or I'll float New Jersey off into outer space".
"Hand over Fort Knox AND I'll float New Jersy into space" might work better.
But that won't stop George Lucas from having his team of Sith Lawyers send Cease & Desist letters to them.
Upgrade your sig to Powershell;
While(TRUE){"What he said..."}
Interesting, Your sig appears to have been written in Microsoft BASIC.
1> Enroll child in soccer league.
2> Get child a cat. Make child clean the litter box.
3> Child becomes soccer phenom.
4> PROFIT!!!!
Why should we trust them to predict the outcome of a sporting event when they have such a poor record predicting financial markets.
Trying to limit the quantity of legislation is a poor way to go about your aim, which I presume is to restrict the power of the government. A far better way to do this is to explicitly limit what the government can legislate on.
Look at how well "Congress shall make no law" has worked in the US.
The "Dude, You're Getting a Dell" guy works in a capacitor factory now. The defective caps were all made after 4:20 PM.