I agree that the article was lacking in gory details, but the mention of a socket 939 motherboard tends to indicate the author was running an AMD processor.;-)
Merck deserves to get hit hard. Not for making dangerous drugs (cox-2 inhibitors are still quite a bit safer than nsaids for the vast majority of patients), but for actively suppressing evidence of the drugs' dangers in clinical trials. Had they been forthright during trials, the drug would have been approved for marketing with a black box warning, and Merck would have made less immediate profit from it. But Merck decided to go the criminal route, and I for one am quite happy to see them forced to pay up for their hubris.
Maybe we should let Joe Average try his hand at other things, too, like air traffic control or surgery. Hell, we already let him pretend to be president.
Interesting... that the bushbot response to Dear Leader's criminal bypass of FISA is to scream "them durned libruls did it, too!" Oh, and BTW - that talking point you've borrowed from Rush Limbaugh is (surprise, surprise) incorrect.
Don't read too much into the word "village" - it does not necessarily place the OP in a developing nation. "Villages" are also local governmental entities throughout Wisconsin, for example.
Tablet PCs (and most LCD monitors) have nifty screen rotation features that I'm sure could be incorporated, though obviously rotation only provides a right-side-up picture from one orientation at a time.
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That's a Chinese Fox News.
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No, no... that's avoision.
I believe that's guaranteed box office gold.
That gap is a valuable tool, for someone who spends her life fellating needle-dicked neo-cons.
identity frottaging.
Universities, too.
"The author then makes the claim that nice interfaces rob the computer of processing power. I disagree."
;-)
Yeah, no kidding. Most of my resources are eaten up by this thing called "system idle processes" and I just can't seem to disable it.
That's hardly the parent poster's concern, now is it? Sucks for the ad biz when us "eyeballs" outsmart them.
I agree that the article was lacking in gory details, but the mention of a socket 939 motherboard tends to indicate the author was running an AMD processor. ;-)
AG Gonzales declares Asimov's Laws "quaint."
it's not THAT hard to get. Any hospital or clinic where sinus surgeries are performed will have a considerable quantity on hand.
Heh - Nintendo... Smell the Glove.
{ahem} Tim Russert.
You store the fembots in the Hot Chicks Room.
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Merck deserves to get hit hard. Not for making dangerous drugs (cox-2 inhibitors are still quite a bit safer than nsaids for the vast majority of patients), but for actively suppressing evidence of the drugs' dangers in clinical trials. Had they been forthright during trials, the drug would have been approved for marketing with a black box warning, and Merck would have made less immediate profit from it. But Merck decided to go the criminal route, and I for one am quite happy to see them forced to pay up for their hubris.
Maybe we should let Joe Average try his hand at other things, too, like air traffic control or surgery. Hell, we already let him pretend to be president.
Interesting... that the bushbot response to Dear Leader's criminal bypass of FISA is to scream "them durned libruls did it, too!" Oh, and BTW - that talking point you've borrowed from Rush Limbaugh is (surprise, surprise) incorrect.
Don't read too much into the word "village" - it does not necessarily place the OP in a developing nation. "Villages" are also local governmental entities throughout Wisconsin, for example.
Blue Thunder would kick Airwolf's ass. ;-)
If lap undulation makes proper use of your computer troublesome, I humbly suggest you stick with pole dancing.
Tablet PCs (and most LCD monitors) have nifty screen rotation features that I'm sure could be incorporated, though obviously rotation only provides a right-side-up picture from one orientation at a time.
10 years of pleasuring the Queen... GAK!
Feh. Mine goes up to GDDR11. ;-)
Seals, eh? I would've suspected aardvarks. Damned nosy bastards.