Sales tax varies from state to state, but you generally pay no sales tax on food (but you do pay sales tax on beer! what gall!) Also, clothing is usually exempt. In my state of Connecticut I believe you only pay sales tax on an article of clothing if that article of clothing costs more than $100.
OT: Jon! JON! What about the VIDEOS?!?!
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All this concetration on genetics and philosophy has caused you to stray from your one true cause: Columbine! WHERE IS THE ACRTICLE ABOUT THE VIDEOS????
The watermark is placed on the OUTPUT of the copier. It won't degrade. Even if you make a copy of a copy,etc, each new copy will get a fresh watermark on it.
In order to use a Kinko's copier, they could require you sign up for a card needed to activate the copier. Under the guise of convenience (the card could work like a debit card) they could identify who was making the copies and insert a watermark into the copy that identified the card. Of course, you could give false information when getting the card, and I doubt Kinkos is going to start demanding picture ID to get a copier card, but still...
Do a little research on this engine...rather clever design. Great torque for a small size. I have a 98 Jetta with this engine and I love it. It rattles a bit, and I've had to upgrade the suspension so it could keep up with the motor. I think I will keep this car for a long long time.
Go buy some decent furniture. Or at least a decent chair. Shit man, if you're such a cripple wouldn't you spend whatever it took to stop that? If it's that bad why suffer waiting for the school to do something when you could fix your pain RIGHT NOW! Beg the money, get a credit card, sell bootleg copies of Win2000...
Wow...NBC has a bottomless bucket of great films for us this season...First Atomic Train, now Y2K, and then the Mary, Mother Of Jesus movie. Remember that NBC targets the softheaded older folks, so this stuff'l definately increase the sales of depends undergarments.
I can't speak for Exchange, but Notes is rather like an application server. You can design what is called in Notes-speak "databases" (Although they are not relational and have many features not associated with a true DB). The databases store data in instances of "forms" which are similar in functionality to a javascript enabled web-form. Once you operate a form and fill in data, etc... it is stored and can be viewed in...get this..."views". There are events for everything UI related in a form...you can write the handling functions in LotusScript or Java...using Java is very powerful as you can imagine. The Mail/Calender functionality is simply one of many possible databases. My company uses Notes for everything (some apps are more successful than others). We do our travel expenses on a Notes database that exploits an LDAP Whitepages to gather database not stored in the Notes central address book. Payroll adjustments like direct deposit changes/initiation, 401k deduction and stock purchase deduction changes/initiation are all done via Notes. This is secure because your Notes ID file contains a public Key which is used to authenticate the user.
The only caveat to Notes is the un-scalability of the NABs (but now you can use LDAP as your address book!) and the fact that the user interface is sometimes infuriatingly obtuse and rigid. All in all, it's a pretty good product. Just don't run it on NT.
I like NS because when I hit an LDAP server I get all the attributes. IE pops up it's idiotic "address book" and tries to make the server schema fit with the MS schema. Useless. Oh yeah, and when NS locks, I can kill it and restart. When IE freezes, my ^&#*^ TASK BAR is useless! Often the explorer as well! Bah.
Can not a post be moderated below -1? And therefore become completely unreadable? Obviously the case can be made that it was not/. that did the moderation so we should be safe there. Just curious...
The Caffine in that crap makes me gotta go potty more often than water. Potty time cuts down on code time. Not good. I can't think of the last time I saw an out-doors coke machine...a rest area on the interstate maybe. Heh.
Man someone spouts the knee-jerk privacy rant and he gets moderated up. Must be revenge for the top-level AC's getting moderated up. The difference? The top-level person made a coherent argument, this clown I'm replying to is trying to draw a comparison between cookies and someone watching you while you shower?!? What a joke.
IBM is selling Aptivas with 550Mhz Athlon processors. The pricing seems competative with a similarly clocked Pentium 3. I went to Dull and te Cow Place...neither had any Athlon systems....
Has anyone noticed that AMD stock is not doing much? I mean, with all these announcements and especially with Intel going down you'd think someone would take a chance on AMD. I guess they're worried that AMD won't be able to supply enough product. Just seems silly that a market that'll jump at any company with dot-com in it's name won't back a very strong contender for the consumer desktop CPU market. Well I'm gonna buy some AMD soon...if it tanks it tanks, but it's something I gotta do.
If it's a good read, I'm a little saddened when the story ends. Even if the author puts forth effort and makes it a clean break, I still don't want to leave the little world he/she created in the text...another reason why I shy away from short stories:)
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Sales tax varies from state to state, but you generally pay no sales tax on food (but you do pay sales tax on beer! what gall!) Also, clothing is usually exempt. In my state of Connecticut I believe you only pay sales tax on an article of clothing if that article of clothing costs more than $100.
All this concetration on genetics and philosophy has caused you to stray from your one true cause: Columbine! WHERE IS THE ACRTICLE ABOUT THE VIDEOS????
heh.
The watermark is placed on the OUTPUT of the copier. It won't degrade. Even if you make a copy of a copy,etc, each new copy will get a fresh watermark on it.
In order to use a Kinko's copier, they could require you sign up for a card needed to activate the copier. Under the guise of convenience (the card could work like a debit card) they could identify who was making the copies and insert a watermark into the copy that identified the card. Of course, you could give false information when getting the card, and I doubt Kinkos is going to start demanding picture ID to get a copier card, but still...
Do a little research on this engine...rather clever design. Great torque for a small size. I have a 98 Jetta with this engine and I love it. It rattles a bit, and I've had to upgrade the suspension so it could keep up with the motor. I think I will keep this car for a long long time.
Screw those Damn Berkeley Hippies! :)
Go buy some decent furniture. Or at least a decent chair. Shit man, if you're such a cripple wouldn't you spend whatever it took to stop that? If it's that bad why suffer waiting for the school to do something when you could fix your pain RIGHT NOW! Beg the money, get a credit card, sell bootleg copies of Win2000...
Just ignore it. Real easy. I think you're wound a bit too tight...
It'll happen...never underestimate marketing!
Wow...NBC has a bottomless bucket of great films for us this season...First Atomic Train, now Y2K, and then the Mary, Mother Of Jesus movie. Remember that NBC targets the softheaded older folks, so this stuff'l definately increase the sales of depends undergarments.
I can't speak for Exchange, but Notes is rather like an application server. You can design what is called in Notes-speak "databases" (Although they are not relational and have many features not associated with a true DB). The databases store data in instances of "forms" which are similar in functionality to a javascript enabled web-form. Once you operate a form and fill in data, etc... it is stored and can be viewed in...get this..."views". There are events for everything UI related in a form...you can write the handling functions in LotusScript or Java...using Java is very powerful as you can imagine. The Mail/Calender functionality is simply one of many possible databases. My company uses Notes for everything (some apps are more successful than others). We do our travel expenses on a Notes database that exploits an LDAP Whitepages to gather database not stored in the Notes central address book. Payroll adjustments like direct deposit changes/initiation, 401k deduction and stock purchase deduction changes/initiation are all done via Notes. This is secure because your Notes ID file contains a public Key which is used to authenticate the user.
The only caveat to Notes is the un-scalability of the NABs (but now you can use LDAP as your address book!) and the fact that the user interface is sometimes infuriatingly obtuse and rigid. All in all, it's a pretty good product. Just don't run it on NT.
Terribly flawed. It hurts my brain that you think this way. I'm not even going to try and explain...
Just the kind of thinking I would expect from someone so uncreative as to steal their "name" wholesale from a TV show.
I like NS because when I hit an LDAP server I get all the attributes. IE pops up it's idiotic "address book" and tries to make the server schema fit with the MS schema. Useless. Oh yeah, and when NS locks, I can kill it and restart. When IE freezes, my ^&#*^ TASK BAR is useless! Often the explorer as well! Bah.
Can not a post be moderated below -1? And therefore become completely unreadable? Obviously the case can be made that it was not /. that did the moderation so we should be safe there. Just curious...
I gotta get me one of those "hacker" bags!
Sorry, given the quality of CNET's tech reporting I *had* to say it! :)
The Caffine in that crap makes me gotta go potty more often than water. Potty time cuts down on code time. Not good. I can't think of the last time I saw an out-doors coke machine...a rest area on the interstate maybe. Heh.
But Katz' articles, all of which struggle to reference the degredation of geeks will continue. Why? Lot's of egos to be stroked here, I'm afraid.
Hey I was at a Phish concert OK? And all it was were hippies! So it's true goddamnit!
Man someone spouts the knee-jerk privacy rant and he gets moderated up. Must be revenge for the top-level AC's getting moderated up. The difference? The top-level person made a coherent argument, this clown I'm replying to is trying to draw a comparison between cookies and someone watching you while you shower?!? What a joke.
And we have PEZ here too! wooooo
IBM is selling Aptivas with 550Mhz Athlon processors. The pricing seems competative with a similarly clocked Pentium 3. I went to Dull and te Cow Place...neither had any Athlon systems....
Has anyone noticed that AMD stock is not doing much? I mean, with all these announcements and especially with Intel going down you'd think someone would take a chance on AMD. I guess they're worried that AMD won't be able to supply enough product. Just seems silly that a market that'll jump at any company with dot-com in it's name won't back a very strong contender for the consumer desktop CPU market. Well I'm gonna buy some AMD soon...if it tanks it tanks, but it's something I gotta do.
If it's a good read, I'm a little saddened when the story ends. Even if the author puts forth effort and makes it a clean break, I still don't want to leave the little world he/she created in the text...another reason why I shy away from short stories :)