'I'm not an expert on Java — this is my second case on Java, but I'm a complete retard, and I probably couldn't program that in six months.'
Because this is the only way that statement is true, even I could figure this out in quicker than 6 months.
Glad to see the judge called this guy on his BS.
General Motors spends around $40 million per year on maintaining a Facebook profile and around a quarter of that goes into paid advertising.
So, that's 10 million into ads, where does the other 30 go?
If you're seriously paying some shmuck 30 million dollars a year to upkeep a facebook profile, fire him.
I'll do the job for only 5 million.
You going to put up the money for me to break my lease, transport my furniture, new living situation, new job, etc?
Moving is not free, if I got those offers outside the US, I'd accept them in a heartbeat.
There's a reason our country does everything in their power to keep us all broke, the second I can afford to get out, I'm gone.
I've never liked this kind of logic.
It's like saying "Oh, think of yourself lucky, you only lost a leg. I lost both my arms!"
Both situations are bad, and neither should exist.
I did not understand that it was a counter-suit (so thank you for that), but I never once stated that Microsoft was in the right either.
Seems most comments here misinterpreted my comment as saying such.
I don't see what's so surprising about it.
Google has proven quite a few times as of late it's just as bad as every other company.
So why wouldn't they pull a move often used by every other bad company?
Transits occur in pairs separated by eight years, with the gap between pairs of transits alternating between 105.5 and 121.5 years — the last transit was in 2004.
So, what you're saying is that 8 is equal to 105.5 or 121.5?
I don't know what planet you're from, but that math is very, very wrong.
It's wrong to the point that even I noticed that.
I pretty much see him as Atlas, he was trying so hard to keep the sky from falling.
But he's only one man, and eventually he just gave up and let it fall.
It doesn't seem that hard to start up something like this, I'm half tempted to buy a few servers and start my own small scale hosting site.
The only thing in the privacy policy will just be "This shit is yours. I'm not going to use it in any way"
Slashdot Mirror
kept the site offline for days
As several people pointed out in the last article, getting to the site was trivial.
It was hardly down.
Cyberwarfare by pimple-faced teenagers screwing up the routing tables.
'I'm not an expert on Java — this is my second case on Java, but I'm a complete retard, and I probably couldn't program that in six months.'
Because this is the only way that statement is true, even I could figure this out in quicker than 6 months.
Glad to see the judge called this guy on his BS.
General Motors spends around $40 million per year on maintaining a Facebook profile and around a quarter of that goes into paid advertising.
So, that's 10 million into ads, where does the other 30 go?
If you're seriously paying some shmuck 30 million dollars a year to upkeep a facebook profile, fire him.
I'll do the job for only 5 million.
He has consistently denied the charges, and refused to speak at his trial, where no evidence against him was presented.
You're guilty because we say so.
Steve Wozniak is now open for employment.
CEO of Apple's main hardware supplier Foxconn
will be manufactured by a 50-50 joint venture between Foxconn and the Japanese manufacturer Sharp
I'm willing to bet one of these facts is about to change.
Either this CEO is going to get canned, or Apple will be giving that 50% to someone else.
The 10-year penalty is more than double the penalty awarded to a person who murdered someone in a fit of 'road-rage' recently
Because wearing a mask is twice as bad as murdering someone.
Lets hope no one is caught wearing a mask while they commit a murder.
3D gives me headaches anyway.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but technically don't you download a page in order to view it?
Why can we not do this? Is it because people in power want a way to cheat?
Yep.
It seems painfully easy to make a machine that would work, so I can only assume that's the reason.
You going to put up the money for me to break my lease, transport my furniture, new living situation, new job, etc?
Moving is not free, if I got those offers outside the US, I'd accept them in a heartbeat.
There's a reason our country does everything in their power to keep us all broke, the second I can afford to get out, I'm gone.
Have them right "I will not turn off Wireless Communications" on a blackboard over and over again until they get the point.
defendants told investors that Nokia's conversion to a Windows platform would halt its deteriorating position in the smartphone market...It did not.'"
And you think hitting them with a lawsuit will?
I've never liked this kind of logic.
It's like saying "Oh, think of yourself lucky, you only lost a leg. I lost both my arms!"
Both situations are bad, and neither should exist.
I did not understand that it was a counter-suit (so thank you for that), but I never once stated that Microsoft was in the right either.
Seems most comments here misinterpreted my comment as saying such.
Don't get me wrong, I'm happy to see Microsoft get a taste of their own medicine.
I just fail to see why anything in this news is "surprising"
I'd kick him out of my store, that doesn't mean I'd go to his store and do the same.
In a surprising move
I don't see what's so surprising about it.
Google has proven quite a few times as of late it's just as bad as every other company.
So why wouldn't they pull a move often used by every other bad company?
Transits occur in pairs separated by eight years
Somehow my mind skipped over this. IGNORE ME.
Transits occur in pairs separated by eight years, with the gap between pairs of transits alternating between 105.5 and 121.5 years — the last transit was in 2004.
So, what you're saying is that 8 is equal to 105.5 or 121.5?
I don't know what planet you're from, but that math is very, very wrong.
It's wrong to the point that even I noticed that.
I pretty much see him as Atlas, he was trying so hard to keep the sky from falling.
But he's only one man, and eventually he just gave up and let it fall.
Hey Hulu, you hear that?
That's the sound of the majority of your users dropping your service.
Are cable companies the new newspaper industry?
The studios send reel-to-reel films to the troops.
Did you send them vinyl records too?
Maybe a few laserdiscs?
It doesn't seem that hard to start up something like this, I'm half tempted to buy a few servers and start my own small scale hosting site.
The only thing in the privacy policy will just be "This shit is yours. I'm not going to use it in any way"