It could be argued that Iraq's support for foreign (to Iraq) suicide bombers in the past (specifically their not insubstantial monetary support for their families) is tantamount sending them. The question then remains, did they directly support the families of the 9/11 attackers, and if not, did their support of terrorism in other theaters constitute tacit approval of the activity which DID affect us.
So using your line of reasoning: Assuming that Belgians made powdered milk that the Swedes then sent to Afghanistan to feed the children of the Mujaheddin during the Soviet invasion there, that that would've been enough reason for the USSR to nuke Belgium?
The only anonymous thing google is doing is not giving out combined results results to the gov for basically a survey request (i.e. how many people searched for "big boobs" in the past 3 months). They resisted giving that government the anonymous information, but I can tell you that when the gov has a subpoena with specific request for the searches from IP at Time on day they comply and hand over your private information without much of a problem.
Um, yes. Because there's a vast gulf of a difference between an actual case before a judge underlying the reqeust and what is basically a puritanical fishing expedition by the Justice Department.
What about us who missed it the first time around? No-one complains that every TV station has a X o'clock news, X + 2 o'clock news and the X + 5 o'clock news, all showing the same stuff. Or even CNN and Fox News, 24 hours of mostly identical re-hashes of the same non-story.
Is your reason for existence simply to dig through the/. archives in search of dupes?
When you can choose between food for the next two months, and Excel - Well, one of those wins without even a second though. And that winner doesn't start with "M" and end with "T".
Only if the predator has a FRICKIN LASER BEAM on its head! Being as most creatures don't come with light-emitting organs as standard equipment, this speculation falls short of an explanation.
Eh? I'm assuming you studied physics in Kansas too. Here's a simplified version of how it works:
Sun emits photons (within the correct energy range, also known as light). Photons enter earth's atmosphere.
Photons bounce off of creature.
Bounced photons land on other creature's light sensitive patch.
See? That wasn't so hard. No lasers involved, just a gigantic nuclear furnace. Already accepted by most major religions.
If so, I'd like an example-- because I've never heard of a creature with a deep, light-sensitive pit in its body.
How would you feel if you were an IT technician, and a big corporation started supplying IT services in your home town for $5 an hour.. then after you were driven into bankruptcy, started raising its prices back to industry norms?
Er. This is pretty much how Home Depot operates. They build a super-store with super-low prices, wait until all the neihgbourhood hardware stores have gone under and then raise the prices again. Happened in my area. Pretty pissed off at them since their products are almost uniformly very shoddy.
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A friend of mine had given me, what I thought at the time was a great idea, this "See ID" advice and no, it is fucking stupid. Especially when you're in Mexico.
I tried to get some money from a Bureau de Change at Mexico international airport, since their ATM's didn't work. Of which there were two for the entire airport!
The ladies behind the bulletproof glass asked for my passport so they could check, I thought, that my name matched my picture matched my face.
But no. They just checked whether the signature in my passport matched the one on my credit card. Which of course it didn't. And no explaining in spanish would budge their opinion of the non-matchedness of the two "signatures". Denying me any hope of money and leaving me stranded in Mexico.
If the majority of elegible voters doesn't vote, then they win. Pick some person at random from the social security number list, cross-check with immigration, and presto! they get to be president.
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It could be argued that Iraq's support for foreign (to Iraq) suicide bombers in the past (specifically their not insubstantial monetary support for their families) is tantamount sending them. The question then remains, did they directly support the families of the 9/11 attackers, and if not, did their support of terrorism in other theaters constitute tacit approval of the activity which DID affect us.
So using your line of reasoning: Assuming that Belgians made powdered milk that the Swedes then sent to Afghanistan to feed the children of the Mujaheddin during the Soviet invasion there, that that would've been enough reason for the USSR to nuke Belgium?
I'm confused. Help me out here.
Interestingly enough, the trip is half as long if you use Yahoo! maps
Well, duh. That's because Yahoo! only goes half-way there. Maybe they have an exclusion zone around Google HQ.
The only anonymous thing google is doing is not giving out combined results results to the gov for basically a survey request (i.e. how many people searched for "big boobs" in the past 3 months). They resisted giving that government the anonymous information, but I can tell you that when the gov has a subpoena with specific request for the searches from IP at Time on day they comply and hand over your private information without much of a problem.
Um, yes. Because there's a vast gulf of a difference between an actual case before a judge underlying the reqeust and what is basically a puritanical fishing expedition by the Justice Department.
Yeah, the story's been run before.
/. archives in search of dupes?
And so what?
What about us who missed it the first time around? No-one complains that every TV station has a X o'clock news, X + 2 o'clock news and the X + 5 o'clock news, all showing the same stuff. Or even CNN and Fox News, 24 hours of mostly identical re-hashes of the same non-story.
Is your reason for existence simply to dig through the
At some point, Google will loose it's lustre.
As long as we don't go back to the golden days of pop-unders, -overs, -outers and more flash extravaganza, who cares?
Or is that really what you want? Didn't think so.
Jon Peters is producing it. Better expect that giant spider by the 3rd act and a no-fly zone.
Was it good, bad?
Dude. It was CSI. It was bad.
When you can choose between food for the next two months, and Excel - Well, one of those wins without even a second though. And that winner doesn't start with "M" and end with "T".
Wah? No meat on their table then?
Eh? I'm assuming you studied physics in Kansas too. Here's a simplified version of how it works:
See? That wasn't so hard. No lasers involved, just a gigantic nuclear furnace. Already accepted by most major religions.
If so, I'd like an example-- because I've never heard of a creature with a deep, light-sensitive pit in its body.
They're called flatworms.
Where's my bloody mod points when I need them...?
How would you feel if you were an IT technician, and a big corporation started supplying IT services in your home town for $5 an hour.. then after you were driven into bankruptcy, started raising its prices back to industry norms?
Er. This is pretty much how Home Depot operates. They build a super-store with super-low prices, wait until all the neihgbourhood hardware stores have gone under and then raise the prices again. Happened in my area. Pretty pissed off at them since their products are almost uniformly very shoddy.
Really? Where did it fail?
Approximately here.
Maybe he should have read his contract
He tried to find the relevant clauses but MSN Search only found unrelated NDAs for "public" Microsoft protocols.
Not just that but notice the firefox ad in the screenshot of IE7: "The browser you can trust" :-)
DCMA? The Digital Copyright for a Millenium Act? That's where they're heading allright...
A friend of mine had given me, what I thought at the time was a great idea, this "See ID" advice and no, it is fucking stupid. Especially when you're in Mexico.
I tried to get some money from a Bureau de Change at Mexico international airport, since their ATM's didn't work. Of which there were two for the entire airport!
The ladies behind the bulletproof glass asked for my passport so they could check, I thought, that my name matched my picture matched my face.
But no. They just checked whether the signature in my passport matched the one on my credit card. Which of course it didn't. And no explaining in spanish would budge their opinion of the non-matchedness of the two "signatures". Denying me any hope of money and leaving me stranded in Mexico.
That was some mindblowingly great advice.
Guess he was not specific enough. The TFA's sidebar says:
"Some places in the Atacama Desert have not had rainfall for over 400 years!"
That's like... the Anti-Seattle.
Well, guns only kill people
Guns don't kill people, rappers do.
If the majority of elegible voters doesn't vote, then they win. Pick some person at random from the social security number list, cross-check with immigration, and presto! they get to be president.
...something I can guide people to, normal people that is.
Pray tell, which part of "News for Nerds" is it that confuses you?
Fuck water. I only drink carbonated Fluorinert. Stays chilly and doesn't react to anything.
If you can't sue the government, then sue the patent examiner individually for negligence.
Or is that the same as suing the gubbernment?
Rubbish. Fish and tipsy. Obviously you're not familiar with the power of Google because otherwise you'd've known better.
I bought mine from this nice Illinois-based company.
Not only does the player do exactly as advertised (ie. play all regions and downsample PAL to NTSC) they also shipped to Canada.
(No. No affiliation. Just happy to be able to play decent comedy from the UK).
This would enable handicap people to control machines, not vice-versa.
Although it did allow a handicapped actor to control machines.
Bit like Canada, as I'm finding out.