I'm strongly tempted to say that if you are putting new Dell systems (with the default Dell disk image and all its assorted cruft) into production, you deserve to be surveilled, and should probably also be forced to wear a padded helmet for your own protection. But maybe I only mean the protective helmet part. In a production environment, it is incumbent upon those responsible for the machines to know what is on them. The drill is as follows: receive the box, wipe the fucker clean, reinstall the OS without Dell's extensive fluff and mung (or better yet slap your organization's own custom OS image onto it), and THEN put the machine into production. If you are responsible for the machines, be responsible.
And this increase only reflects the cases in which warrants were obtained - who knows what the actual increase is under presidunce "we don't need no steenking warrants" saviorbush?
"Now, back to Pharma. Your typical marketing strategies won't work here."
Which is EXACTLY why direct-to-consumer marketing of prescription drugs by pharmaceutical companies is a BAD BAD BAD thing. The industry wastes massive amounts of money (I suspect equal to or greater than their R&D budgets) to partially inform people about products those people can't even access without their physicians' prescription.
I always thought that "legitimate torture" was an oxymoron, too. But you get a different view from the shrubhumping bushbots out there. As long as it's done "to fight terra" or "to protect the children," anything goes.
"Like it or not, religion has an extrememly positive effect for many people."
Prove it. The negative effects are plain as day to a nonbeliever like me. The positive effects not so much. In fact, the "positive effects" of faith appear to be entirely subjective. Aside from that "opiate" thing some famous philosophy guy once mentioned, but then for whom is THAT really positive?
Third in the line of succession of Speaker of the House - Hastert. You remember him, right? Another "honest republican" who gets his gravy from Turkey, if ya know what I mean...
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Nah... Office Nukem Forever. ;-)
Saluting is more akin to doffing one's hat than a handshake.
"seashells from Europe, Asia, and North America"
Clearly, these scientists do not know how to use the three seashells.
;-)
I'm strongly tempted to say that if you are putting new Dell systems (with the default Dell disk image and all its assorted cruft) into production, you deserve to be surveilled, and should probably also be forced to wear a padded helmet for your own protection. But maybe I only mean the protective helmet part. In a production environment, it is incumbent upon those responsible for the machines to know what is on them. The drill is as follows: receive the box, wipe the fucker clean, reinstall the OS without Dell's extensive fluff and mung (or better yet slap your organization's own custom OS image onto it), and THEN put the machine into production. If you are responsible for the machines, be responsible.
And this increase only reflects the cases in which warrants were obtained - who knows what the actual increase is under presidunce "we don't need no steenking warrants" saviorbush?
"Now, back to Pharma. Your typical marketing strategies won't work here."
Which is EXACTLY why direct-to-consumer marketing of prescription drugs by pharmaceutical companies is a BAD BAD BAD thing. The industry wastes massive amounts of money (I suspect equal to or greater than their R&D budgets) to partially inform people about products those people can't even access without their physicians' prescription.
that's not mud.
So Hasselhoff was unavailable, then?
Are you jacking on in there? ;-)
The strippers couldn't dance or sing, and rarely took their clothes off.
Jeebus Cripes! Get that girl to watch some pr0n! ;-)
http://www.dieselmotorcycles.com/models.htm
I want one, too.
Is there a non-chronological context for the word "ancient?"
A shirt that comes in hat form... a shat?
I always thought that "legitimate torture" was an oxymoron, too. But you get a different view from the shrubhumping bushbots out there. As long as it's done "to fight terra" or "to protect the children," anything goes.
Um... kick a puppy? Push a little old lady out into traffic? Apologize to my dark lord for having failed to do his bidding this time?
"You woudn't search for University of North Carolina by googling 'University' would you?"
:P
The search term you are looking for is "tarhole."
GO DUKE!
The article claims 96% efficiency (page 2).
I am impressed with the little gizmo.
"Like it or not, religion has an extrememly positive effect for many people."
Prove it. The negative effects are plain as day to a nonbeliever like me. The positive effects not so much. In fact, the "positive effects" of faith appear to be entirely subjective. Aside from that "opiate" thing some famous philosophy guy once mentioned, but then for whom is THAT really positive?
Third in the line of succession of Speaker of the House - Hastert. You remember him, right? Another "honest republican" who gets his gravy from Turkey, if ya know what I mean...
Bullshit. There is an always has been a cure for cancer. It's called "death."
microwaving them to seal in that delicious data goodness.
"blook" - what nonsense! Go stone-age and chisel it out on blablets.
"the first diesel computer!"
;-)
only if they enable compression.