Where do I send my resume? The closest thing I've gotten to a Christmas Bonus was my severance package back in January. Of course it also came with an unplanned, unpaid vacation.
No war since World War II has been justified by natural resources, or other necessities for survival. The current one is a war of self-defense. (BTW, I'm a staunch conservative Republican, voted for Bush, and worked for his campaign.)
Of course, they don't compare to the problems of scarcity. As opposed to famine, plague, war, (real war, over necessities; not what we have now.) and back-breaking labor, a traffic jam is not such a big thing. Just put on some nice music, and enjoy the quiet.
It's not the RFID tags and the constant surveillance tags that bother me, but I don't like all of the school assemblies where they keep saying bad things about Emanual Goldstein. I swear, that school's having one a week.
Oh, and those creepy posters and TV screens everywhere aren't much either.
I'd like to see them try to collect from the individual users. Apart from the fact that most of us don't have enough money, any effort to pry it away from us could have disastrous consequences.
I always wear cowboy boots to job interviews. Seriously, I do. The extra 1 1/2" always seems to have a positive impact. Besides, you're more likely to be remembered when you're interviewed along with several other candidates.
The phone number for the district court is 405-609-5000. I think we should all exercise our free-speech rights by calling them and telling them what we think of their decision.
(My compliments to Dave Barry for the inspiration.)
Actually, that's exactly what came to mind when I red this. I'm wondering if they can press the point that both use "Res" in the name, even though it's obviously short for reservation.
There is a long held recognition in engineering that independant teams often develop pretty similar systems. That's why most patents are filed against the very tiny details, such as combinations of three or four transistors which do something special. (I've seen this done when I worked in the semiconductor industry.) It seems to me that the case should be dismissed out of hand.
You know, it's kind of hard to fit a kayak in a compact HEV. Or, for that matter, a tree, a bunch of sheet-rock, or a mountain bike or motorcycle. That's what pickup trucks are good for. I've never been a big fan of the SUV, but I can understand why you'd want something that size.
Slanted? This is practically laying on it's left side.
Admittedly, any politically oriented group is going to have a list of stories which it feels are underreported. For an example, look at Newsmax.com's spike list, and the NRA's gripes about self-defense stories being underreported. I'm sure that there are just as many on the left too.
William Gibson actually talked about this in some of his books. In "Idoru", there was a portable computer built in a driftwood case, which used VR goggles and hand trackers for its interface.
You're right, he should not serve jail time. He should be shipped to Singapore so that he can be properly cained. I think one lash per infected computer would be appropriate.
If one carat stones will be going for $5 bucks, imagine the size of engagement ring I'd be able to get my girlfriend for two months' salary. It won't be just a ring, it'll be more like an engagement suit with matching purse and shoes.
Also, you have to take the requirement for an on-time completion of a space elevator to lift the reactor into earth orbit, unless they're planning on building the whole thing off-planet. Someone will probably walk to Mars before they finish this thing.
Slashdot Mirror
If you knew anything about the industry, you'd know that Rutan doesn't know his aerospace from his arse.
That's why he's had one success after another, right?
File it as a "defensive patent". That way, if spammers do it, you can sue them for patent infringement.
Or you can just license it and make a ton of money.
Haven't I seen this story before?
Where do I send my resume? The closest thing I've gotten to a Christmas Bonus was my severance package back in January. Of course it also came with an unplanned, unpaid vacation.
No war since World War II has been justified by natural resources, or other necessities for survival. The current one is a war of self-defense. (BTW, I'm a staunch conservative Republican, voted for Bush, and worked for his campaign.)
Of course, there's also the issue that if I can't get to McDonalds because I'm stuck in traffic, I'll lose weight.
Of course, they don't compare to the problems of scarcity. As opposed to famine, plague, war, (real war, over necessities; not what we have now.) and back-breaking labor, a traffic jam is not such a big thing. Just put on some nice music, and enjoy the quiet.
It's not the RFID tags and the constant surveillance tags that bother me, but I don't like all of the school assemblies where they keep saying bad things about Emanual Goldstein. I swear, that school's having one a week.
Oh, and those creepy posters and TV screens everywhere aren't much either.
I'd like to see them try to collect from the individual users. Apart from the fact that most of us don't have enough money, any effort to pry it away from us could have disastrous consequences.
I always wear cowboy boots to job interviews. Seriously, I do. The extra 1 1/2" always seems to have a positive impact. Besides, you're more likely to be remembered when you're interviewed along with several other candidates.
I don't know, but if you're the real Uma Thurman, can we meet for dinner next week in Oklahoma City?
What else can you call it when you get to mention Natalie Portman, Uma Thurman, and Patrick Stewart in the same posting.
The real number is 405-609-5000. It'll get you to the court receptionist.
We're not Arkansas, dammit! We have phones here.
The phone number for the district court is 405-609-5000. I think we should all exercise our free-speech rights by calling them and telling them what we think of their decision.
(My compliments to Dave Barry for the inspiration.)
Actually, that's exactly what came to mind when I red this. I'm wondering if they can press the point that both use "Res" in the name, even though it's obviously short for reservation.
There is a long held recognition in engineering that independant teams often develop pretty similar systems. That's why most patents are filed against the very tiny details, such as combinations of three or four transistors which do something special. (I've seen this done when I worked in the semiconductor industry.) It seems to me that the case should be dismissed out of hand.
You know, it's kind of hard to fit a kayak in a compact HEV. Or, for that matter, a tree, a bunch of sheet-rock, or a mountain bike or motorcycle. That's what pickup trucks are good for. I've never been a big fan of the SUV, but I can understand why you'd want something that size.
Slanted? This is practically laying on it's left side.
Admittedly, any politically oriented group is going to have a list of stories which it feels are underreported. For an example, look at Newsmax.com's spike list, and the NRA's gripes about self-defense stories being underreported. I'm sure that there are just as many on the left too.
William Gibson actually talked about this in some of his books. In "Idoru", there was a portable computer built in a driftwood case, which used VR goggles and hand trackers for its interface.
At 1 in 909,000, you're still much more likely to be hit by an asteroid than you are to win PowerBall.
You're right, he should not serve jail time. He should be shipped to Singapore so that he can be properly cained. I think one lash per infected computer would be appropriate.
If one carat stones will be going for $5 bucks, imagine the size of engagement ring I'd be able to get my girlfriend for two months' salary. It won't be just a ring, it'll be more like an engagement suit with matching purse and shoes.
Also, you have to take the requirement for an on-time completion of a space elevator to lift the reactor into earth orbit, unless they're planning on building the whole thing off-planet. Someone will probably walk to Mars before they finish this thing.
Fourth worst if you count the stupid metric conversion SNAFU.
Bringing down the DMV may be the best use anyone's ever found for a virus.