I am not however too worried about the Catholic Church trying to take down science and reasoning as it doesn't have a recent history of doing so and even if it did most Catholics would resist that because they haven't been brought up that way.
When there are people that espouse creationism, and that vaccines cause autism, it's obvious a lot of lay people didn't respect science before. How different can it be now?
Somewhere in hell, Jenny McCarthy, and William Dembski are going at it like rabbits. Their offspring will be the ultimate creature of evil.
I've cancelled direct debits and my contract. Vote with my feet - if they want to be fool enough to sue me for the loss of the contract then they can expect to get countersued for the cost of credit monitoring. Until people start slapping the companies hard by refusing to do business with them this will carry on the UK data protection *laws* are good, but the *penalties* are worthless as a deterrent.
Whom? T-Mobile?
You must be a hit at restaurants. When the waiter gets your order wrong, I'm betting you tell everyone there to not eat at that restaurant again.
"When it became apparent that contract renewal information was being passed on to third parties without our knowledge, we alerted the Information Commissioner's Office.
It seems to me that T-Mobile did the right thing, and contacted the authorities once they figured out what was going on. You want to punish them for that?
Although, you didn't specify anyone. Perhaps you meant the companies that bought information?
I know I'm a terrible person for thinking this, but I was really curious about the chaos that was to ensue once Conficker's creators brought the hammer down.
Hi Miguel. I do apologize about my post here. I didn't mean to make it sound like it was about Mono. It's not exactly the most eloquently worded piece I've written.
I'm scratching my head as to how you got modded insightful. The spending on this is pittance.
There is one very obvious reason why men don't like to wear condoms ("it doesn't feel as good...duh").
That's a good hypothesis. There should be data to back up that claim. If there isn't, there's no science to stand behind that claim.
But of course, there are always going to be some selfish people who don't care about protecting other people's health, or reducing the financial burden on the public from diseases and unwanted pregnancies. All they see is a chance to score a benefit for themselves or their own cause--and if it ultimately at the expense of the public, well, that's not their problem.
Of course, but if better condoms could be made, they'd have one less reason not to use them, and be more inclined towards them.
I liked the movie for the most part too. The visuals were amazing. It got a little cliche towards the end, though. There were a few awkward jump-cuts, but not terrible (then again, the movie is already almost two hours long). Hopefully those will be in a Directors Cut.
The biggest disappointment for me, personally, was the music. The requisite music from T2 was never there.
One of the things that I really want from it, though, is to be able to use it in landscape mode, especially when I'm browsing the Interwebs. The default portrait mode is just too compacted for many websites.
Maybe it's there, and I just haven't figured it out. Anyone know?
Also, it would nice if Amazon would have an appstore. I'd like to use a fully fleshed out calendaring application rather than "books" that to which I could add notes.
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I am not however too worried about the Catholic Church trying to take down science and reasoning as it doesn't have a recent history of doing so and even if it did most Catholics would resist that because they haven't been brought up that way.
You sure about that?
Oh, come on, the government needs some sort of iBranding. And if it's that time of the month, they can just get an iPad.
Or just post their web site posted to the front page of /..
Umm, I don't think that word means what you think it means.
OMG! I'm being chased by a goat! Go faster! Must protect this last patch of grass from my lawn!
Damn it! I worked so frakkin hard on that lawn too!
Why aren't we going faster?
Because I'm already going the speed limit.
Wow. I didn't even know goats could run 25 mph.
Oh, never mind, it stopped at the neighbor's lawn.
It's been, umm, a very long time since I've been to confession.
It's true, I don't use SPF. I've at least got the TXT line in my DNS hosts file.
But I'm using exim, which only has experimental support, and I'm too afraid to use something experimental like that.
What should I do, server?
try again
$ echo -n wagnerr@umich.edu|md5sum -
You people are so mean. These kinds of things are of a personal nature between Cheney and his wife. /sarc
You laugh now, but wait until I've bred a few generations of social octopodes.
Actually, this post is just an excuse for me to show off that I know the proper plural form of "octopus," which I might have looked up here.
The only downside is the lack of professional support - Management doesn't have anyone externally that they can point at if something breaks.
It seems the original developers are willing to provide this:
Paid support is also available, please mail for rates and further details.
When there are people that espouse creationism, and that vaccines cause autism, it's obvious a lot of lay people didn't respect science before. How different can it be now?
Somewhere in hell, Jenny McCarthy, and William Dembski are going at it like rabbits. Their offspring will be the ultimate creature of evil.
And I'm betting you could probably find one on eBay too.
I've cancelled direct debits and my contract. Vote with my feet - if they want to be fool enough to sue me for the loss of the contract then they can expect to get countersued for the cost of credit monitoring. Until people start slapping the companies hard by refusing to do business with them this will carry on the UK data protection *laws* are good, but the *penalties* are worthless as a deterrent.
Whom? T-Mobile?
You must be a hit at restaurants. When the waiter gets your order wrong, I'm betting you tell everyone there to not eat at that restaurant again.
It seems to me that T-Mobile did the right thing, and contacted the authorities once they figured out what was going on. You want to punish them for that?
Although, you didn't specify anyone. Perhaps you meant the companies that bought information?
I've heard only silver bullets kill them. Hollow-point silver bullets.
Beware! Were-lawyer strikes again!!!
I've heard they always find you to serve you, and they do it silently.
I know I'm a terrible person for thinking this, but I was really curious about the chaos that was to ensue once Conficker's creators brought the hammer down.
*sigh*
Alright, so hell is that way, right? --->
The G1 would have been more successful if it wasn't tied to T-Mobile.
I knew a lot of people--non-techies by the way--that wanted it, but T-Mobile doesn't cover where we live.
T-Mobile is great if you live in a major city (I think, I've never had them), but rather crappy if you don't.
And since the A9 has announced by ARM quite some time ago, this posting should have been written then not now
Yeah, it has. This article is a dupe.
And that's why I want to be a mathematician. For the ladies!
They love it when I integrate with them. And months after that, we'll derive!
And years later, we'll try to figure out why nothing has changed.
Hi Miguel. I do apologize about my post here. I didn't mean to make it sound like it was about Mono. It's not exactly the most eloquently worded piece I've written.
I'm more concerned about the wasting of evil.
Sure, all those people must be in cahoots. There must be a conspiracy here.
Yes, let's promote a profession with foundations as dubious as baby twisting motherfuckers.
I'm scratching my head as to how you got modded insightful. The spending on this is pittance.
That's a good hypothesis. There should be data to back up that claim. If there isn't, there's no science to stand behind that claim.
Of course, but if better condoms could be made, they'd have one less reason not to use them, and be more inclined towards them.
While doing that, he's swinging a chair around and over his head.
I liked the movie for the most part too. The visuals were amazing. It got a little cliche towards the end, though. There were a few awkward jump-cuts, but not terrible (then again, the movie is already almost two hours long). Hopefully those will be in a Directors Cut.
The biggest disappointment for me, personally, was the music. The requisite music from T2 was never there.
I love my Kindle 2.
One of the things that I really want from it, though, is to be able to use it in landscape mode, especially when I'm browsing the Interwebs. The default portrait mode is just too compacted for many websites.
Maybe it's there, and I just haven't figured it out. Anyone know?
Also, it would nice if Amazon would have an appstore. I'd like to use a fully fleshed out calendaring application rather than "books" that to which I could add notes.