It's amazing how few people in the U.S. economy actually create anything anymore. An education is pretty much jumping through and learning how to brown-nose/shove your way through the corporate world.
There is plenty of kudos to be had for putting down Russia nowadays. One gets the most points if he riles up the cowboys in the Congress with such paranoid blather.
They have similar deals with Adobe (installing Flash will install Chrome too)
Brilliant marketing partnership, considering Chrome didn't even run Flash in a stable fashion the last time I could be bothered to tolerate the pain of Chrome use half a year ago
This is the sort of role IBM has stamped out for itself in the 22nd century: that of the BS'ing bureaucrat.
The irony of using an almost completely unstable Rational Software Architect product, heavily-burdened bloatware, to develop robust software was not wasted on me.
They do have a kick-ass online help system, though, I gotta give 'em that. Bureaucracy can work in open-loop systems.
Furthermore, "a Middle Ages marketplace" is clunky at best. Ride with "A person in the Middle Ages buying produce from a/the marketplace" and set that brain free with clarity.
The whole sentence would read better if the "person" were left out and the goods on offer in the marketplace were made the subject.
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He has a weird definition of failure
Was that some major fail attempt to make a point? Cease and desist congratulating yourself.
Who's going to seed all that crap? Leave it on the FB server...
It's amazing how few people in the U.S. economy actually create anything anymore. An education is pretty much jumping through and learning how to brown-nose/shove your way through the corporate world.
Agreed, Burz:
There is plenty of kudos to be had for putting down Russia nowadays. One gets the most points if he riles up the cowboys in the Congress with such paranoid blather.
Yes, it's such a great feeling when other people hurt themselves.
The summary provided is indeed a mish-mash of confusion: Is it about telecommuters or, indeed, "mobile" workers?!?
They have similar deals with Adobe (installing Flash will install Chrome too)
Brilliant marketing partnership, considering Chrome didn't even run Flash in a stable fashion the last time I could be bothered to tolerate the pain of Chrome use half a year ago
Opera was decent at the (IE6) time until it started crashing ad infinitum
It's not a text message (anymore) if it takes the form of a picture
What is "woo-woo" supposed to mean?
Is the "critters" term supposed to be funny or derogatory? It sounds more like idiotic and childish, not to mention counterproductive.
This is the sort of role IBM has stamped out for itself in the 22nd century: that of the BS'ing bureaucrat.
The irony of using an almost completely unstable Rational Software Architect product, heavily-burdened bloatware, to develop robust software was not wasted on me.
They do have a kick-ass online help system, though, I gotta give 'em that. Bureaucracy can work in open-loop systems.
Scholarships? For scholars?!? Are you out of your mind?
I was a horrible college student once I had to start trying. It was the late 80's, though, so I was surely a mild case compared to the current crop.
Furthermore, "a Middle Ages marketplace" is clunky at best. Ride with "A person in the Middle Ages buying produce from a/the marketplace" and set that brain free with clarity.
The whole sentence would read better if the "person" were left out and the goods on offer in the marketplace were made the subject.
Was your font meant to insult his memory?
You might want to watch the movie (again) if you think it glorifies much of anything
... nor does an unqualified negative opinion make it bad.
Keep going crazy over other peoples' (former) problems and we'll see if you can manage 54.
Great! Then the lawyers will have even more of the money, and more of the influence! Take that, you corporations!
Pity the citizens who choose to tolerate them...
"Else, how else..."?!?
Is there no dignity left over for the language I used to know? Marry the robot...
Rest assured that no Brit has ever worked in the Facebook PR department and ever will!
Patent judges are even easier to bribe in the U.S. than they are in India!