Obviously the answer here is not to be a jerk who buys tons of clothes and then returns them. Why not, ya know, TRY THE FUCKING THINGS ON before buying? Or is it more fun just to spend $2000 at Express and then see what fits and what makes you look like an idiot?
I have tried A9 a bit. It's not too bad - like Google it has a fairly clean interface.
Ask Jeeves I never liked very much - it has always promised more than it could deliver. When it doesn't actually answer the plain English question more than once or twice, most users (including me) forget about it.
Plus the name is silly and recalls the worst of the dot-com excess. Jeeves? Who cares who Jeeves is? Just "Ask" would be simpler.
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You can never tell with bees.
Who ever uses Java in the browser for anything anyway? (Except slowing the browser to a crawl, that is.)
Then NO, it didn't work.
Obviously the answer here is not to be a jerk who buys tons of clothes and then returns them. Why not, ya know, TRY THE FUCKING THINGS ON before buying? Or is it more fun just to spend $2000 at Express and then see what fits and what makes you look like an idiot?
In modern Russia, worms write YOU!
Don't credit the Matrix, credit Descartes.
The Customs Service is now part of Homeland Security. Ergo, DHS agents were the ones who investigated this incident.
More choice = more confusion! Now "Creative Commons Licensed" means nothing, because it can mean lots of different things.
Badly.
Jeff Bates is Hemos. Jamie McCarthy is Jamie.
Just like slashdot!
But this time, automated.
Stick around.
ooh, smack HARDER!
Karma: Terrible (mostly the sum of user experiences)
But what if you prefer the double bass, or a woodwind? Then what?!
I do not think it means what you think it means.
Particularly for the guys riding with them on the bus.
More people are moving away from Linux, too. Will we see their Dear Tux letters?
What benefit, exactly, do Linux users get from the proliferation of impossible-to-pronounce-or-understand Linux distro names?
Not very secure, of course, but it is a single sign-on.
What, it's still 2002? Next you'll be telling me that the Angels are going to win the World Series or something.
Ask Jeeves I never liked very much - it has always promised more than it could deliver. When it doesn't actually answer the plain English question more than once or twice, most users (including me) forget about it.
Plus the name is silly and recalls the worst of the dot-com excess. Jeeves? Who cares who Jeeves is? Just "Ask" would be simpler.
Yes we do.
That's because their eyeballs are falling out looking at it.slashdot.org.