You seem to missing something - squatters & speculators aside, the.com registration market is run by high-volume, low-margin resellers. So many people are desperate to save a buck or two by shaving off 'service' that a service-oriented registar, like you describe, would get eaten alive by GoDaddy and all the other more cut-rate outfits.
I forget the name but, in the last few months some large discount domain reseller folded & screwed a bunch of their customers. Hearing something like this is like hearing somebody complain about having problems getting service when buying a Dell - how can you be surprised?
Maybe he got his mathematics degree 4 years ago? Going from poor student to working professional has been known to significantly increase one's tax burden.
...you mean "Seattle metropolitan area", right? Seattle-proper is only about 1/8 of the population of the metro area (which is something like 80% of the state population).
What, exactly, would you do with this other than make sure your accountant gets the depreciation right on it every year? It looks like you just picked the most expensive server you could get from Dell. If you're going to be boring like that, at least find somebody that'll sell you something exciting - like... maybe something with a graphics card?...or something OSHA would allow you to sit next to without hearing protecton.
How about the unrealistic hardware requirements when it was release? How about the fact that it brought nothing new to the table other than a new graphics engine (and the complete absence of lighting)....those couldn't have impacted sales at all.
I lived in Washington state around that time and remember mint tea. I haven't seen it sold for several years but Snapple's website seems to list it as one of their current flavors.
Honestly, I think the best thing to do would be to not bother installing Linux and simply certifying that all the devices are supported and will boot a standard kernel. Outside of unsophisticated home users and very small businesses, nobody bothers using the original OEM install of the OS anyways.
Just remember, the Bay Area is the home of the "Hyphy Movement" - a hip-hop genre that actively promotes "going dumb", in many cases in a very literal sense. "Hey, I have an idea, let's all go get intoxicated in public and then do donuts in our cars in the middle of a crowd of people that, being even more intoxicated than we are, are going to enjoy this".
I think the point is that anyone who says "structured query language" outside the context of the most basic of SQL introductions is a complete & total asshat.
My guess is that the clause is simply in the TOS so that, if a buggy program messes up a user's phone, they can simply say "Sorry, you're no longer covered".
Have you ever thought that there's a reason these places are selective and have their admissions standards set how they are for a reason? If, by the midpoint of your senior year of HS, the admissions board doesn't think you're cut out for them, maybe there's a chance they're right? 4 months away from graduation is a little too late to change your academic course significantly. The very fact that you've put this off as long as you have long might, in itself, be an argument for why you might not be cut out for a top-tier school.
If I were to write hundreds of innane, but interesting, articles on fluffy pop-culture bits to build up my 'cred', I could then weigh in on a serious topic & expect my earned credibility to carry over? Alternately, if I'm a newcomer and all the 'low-hanging fruit' have already been picked up, how am I supposed to get my initial reputation in order to lend any sort of permanence to my writings?
Yeah - if you notice, this system is only running with a 533MHz memory bus. As we all know, the P4 architecture is heavily dependent upon memory bandwidth.
They don't have any benches but I'm pretty sure this is past the point of diminishing returns for core multipliers.
Timbaland is "producer" in the hip-hop sense, meaning that he's the guy that's creating all the non-lyrical parts of a song. As such, the completely ignorant often fail to realize they're listening to his work - the producer pushes the spotlight onto the vocalist.
Now, to justify calling him one of "the hottest names in american music" - I remember at one point in the late-90s or early-00s he had 3 or 4 songs, simultaneously, in the top-10 (of the mainstream top-40 chart) and has been putting out a steady stream of successful tracks since then.
Did you even look at the video? She was _on_stage_ with CNet and an audience at a press conference/interview. There's no reasonable grounds for her to expect any sort of privacy in this context.
Neither have I but the people I know that play it are -exactly- the type that would get wrapped up in a virtual world, commit adultery & then kill as a result of it.
I think they'd be doing much of the rest of the world if they were to publicly publish the list. I would, personally, undertake the duty of reviewing every offensive site that gets posted.
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You seem to missing something - squatters & speculators aside, the .com registration market is run by high-volume, low-margin resellers. So many people are desperate to save a buck or two by shaving off 'service' that a service-oriented registar, like you describe, would get eaten alive by GoDaddy and all the other more cut-rate outfits.
I forget the name but, in the last few months some large discount domain reseller folded & screwed a bunch of their customers. Hearing something like this is like hearing somebody complain about having problems getting service when buying a Dell - how can you be surprised?
Memory failure is memory failure, period. The application you're running doesn't change the fact that it's not working, it just accentuates it.
If you can't run memtest86 overnight on new RAM, you should return it. End of story.
This looks more like a dig at the RoR "wow, it's all so simple, I'm 1000x more productive than I have ever been in my life" hype than just a prank.
Maybe he got his mathematics degree 4 years ago? Going from poor student to working professional has been known to significantly increase one's tax burden.
...you mean "Seattle metropolitan area", right? Seattle-proper is only about 1/8 of the population of the metro area (which is something like 80% of the state population).
What, exactly, would you do with this other than make sure your accountant gets the depreciation right on it every year? It looks like you just picked the most expensive server you could get from Dell. If you're going to be boring like that, at least find somebody that'll sell you something exciting - like... maybe something with a graphics card? ...or something OSHA would allow you to sit next to without hearing protecton.
How about the unrealistic hardware requirements when it was release? How about the fact that it brought nothing new to the table other than a new graphics engine (and the complete absence of lighting). ...those couldn't have impacted sales at all.
I lived in Washington state around that time and remember mint tea. I haven't seen it sold for several years but Snapple's website seems to list it as one of their current flavors.
Honestly, I think the best thing to do would be to not bother installing Linux and simply certifying that all the devices are supported and will boot a standard kernel. Outside of unsophisticated home users and very small businesses, nobody bothers using the original OEM install of the OS anyways.
Just remember, the Bay Area is the home of the "Hyphy Movement" - a hip-hop genre that actively promotes "going dumb", in many cases in a very literal sense. "Hey, I have an idea, let's all go get intoxicated in public and then do donuts in our cars in the middle of a crowd of people that, being even more intoxicated than we are, are going to enjoy this".
I think the point is that anyone who says "structured query language" outside the context of the most basic of SQL introductions is a complete & total asshat.
My guess is that the clause is simply in the TOS so that, if a buggy program messes up a user's phone, they can simply say "Sorry, you're no longer covered".
Have you ever thought that there's a reason these places are selective and have their admissions standards set how they are for a reason? If, by the midpoint of your senior year of HS, the admissions board doesn't think you're cut out for them, maybe there's a chance they're right? 4 months away from graduation is a little too late to change your academic course significantly. The very fact that you've put this off as long as you have long might, in itself, be an argument for why you might not be cut out for a top-tier school.
You probably won't recognize it but here's a video of a Venetian Snares song that was done with Renoise (a modern tracker)
If I were to write hundreds of innane, but interesting, articles on fluffy pop-culture bits to build up my 'cred', I could then weigh in on a serious topic & expect my earned credibility to carry over? Alternately, if I'm a newcomer and all the 'low-hanging fruit' have already been picked up, how am I supposed to get my initial reputation in order to lend any sort of permanence to my writings?
Close - that's "delusional".
Yeah - if you notice, this system is only running with a 533MHz memory bus. As we all know, the P4 architecture is heavily dependent upon memory bandwidth.
They don't have any benches but I'm pretty sure this is past the point of diminishing returns for core multipliers.
I would assume that there's a line between a rational, reasoned argument and simply sticking your fingers in your ears and screaming "LA LA LA".
The latter is pure childishness & not at all scientific.
Timbaland is "producer" in the hip-hop sense, meaning that he's the guy that's creating all the non-lyrical parts of a song. As such, the completely ignorant often fail to realize they're listening to his work - the producer pushes the spotlight onto the vocalist.
Now, to justify calling him one of "the hottest names in american music" - I remember at one point in the late-90s or early-00s he had 3 or 4 songs, simultaneously, in the top-10 (of the mainstream top-40 chart) and has been putting out a steady stream of successful tracks since then.
...not to mention that every mechanic in the country would have to learn how to work on a fundamentally different type of power plant.
Did you even look at the video? She was _on_stage_ with CNet and an audience at a press conference/interview. There's no reasonable grounds for her to expect any sort of privacy in this context.
Have you ever played Second Life?
Neither have I but the people I know that play it are -exactly- the type that would get wrapped up in a virtual world, commit adultery & then kill as a result of it.
Glowing green pigs with tentacles? /me waits for live-action hentai.
I think they'd be doing much of the rest of the world if they were to publicly publish the list. I would, personally, undertake the duty of reviewing every offensive site that gets posted.
Hard : You getting someone naked.
Easy : Someone naked getting you hard.