How many years into this nonsense and it just now dawns on them that there are multiple unintended uses for a national database of all of our picayune details?
I blame the cubicle blinders^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H walls.
That and a hyper-hypocritical admin mindset that wants to evince their anti-big gummint creed by adding a master layer with unprecedented access.
"Service Temporarily Unavailable" "The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later." "Apache/1.3.33 Server at www.iheartchaos.com Port 80"
... I say the next techno movie plot shows how forwarding insipidly cute emails about kittens doing something pukingly cute causes your head to explode.
They're again refusing to bite the bullet and make a browser that actually handles the ML it was meant to read, as well as pandering to leagues of sites who have used IE quirks to make end-runs, making piles of problems for competing browsers which ARE compliant. Having to hear some CS rep tell me they don't support Safari or Firefox as if I bought a crippled client... Priceless.
It's like someone welded a 777 wing to the roof of a Ford Escort thinking they were going to solve two problems. What's needed in Redmond is for someone with the vision and stones to drive the bloody thing off a cliff and go build a decent vehicle.
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The space program has started down a slippery - and stinky - slope.
... they just as regularly roll their eyes when they see the gian head of Bill Gates.
Then they just as regularly come back and thank me.
Good to see a recap that these people made a difference and are (mostly) still doing so.
"My Life As A Nail"
And with any luck, the OS should become 92% ubiquitous.
Pity there were no mathematicians on board.
... about an obscure restaurant in Western Mass.
How many years into this nonsense and it just now dawns on them that there are multiple unintended uses for a national database of all of our picayune details?
I blame the cubicle blinders^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H walls.
That and a hyper-hypocritical admin mindset that wants to evince their anti-big gummint creed by adding a master layer with unprecedented access.
But that's just me.
.. make that 13.
Back to you, Bob!
... and many more are trying like heck, but to no avail.
"Service Temporarily Unavailable"
"The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later."
"Apache/1.3.33 Server at www.iheartchaos.com Port 80"
... all because some developer can't spell "N D A"
... I say the next techno movie plot shows how forwarding insipidly cute emails about kittens doing something pukingly cute causes your head to explode.
I seem to recall the Hubble could resolve something the size of a dime at 300 miles - sound right?
Ba-dum-bump!
Thank you, I'm here all week.
Try the veal.
They're again refusing to bite the bullet and make a browser that actually handles the ML it was meant to read, as well as pandering to leagues of sites who have used IE quirks to make end-runs, making piles of problems for competing browsers which ARE compliant. Having to hear some CS rep tell me they don't support Safari or Firefox as if I bought a crippled client... Priceless.
It's like someone welded a 777 wing to the roof of a Ford Escort thinking they were going to solve two problems. What's needed in Redmond is for someone with the vision and stones to drive the bloody thing off a cliff and go build a decent vehicle.
I rocked at this game back in the day.
Now I've been pwned by a largish calculator.
Funny their vaunted fossils will likely end up in the hands of those they've sworn to oppose.
and this is what they come up with - price fixing for dead trees.
Like the old joke... a leading lab stopped using animals for testing and started using lawyers.
Cuz there's some things the rats just won't do.
Call me when you can get a monkey to make Supreme Court appointments.
Oh wait...
btw wasn't denying, just forgot that rev's details and i was trying to help.
no, just wondering which model
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jp
iBook? What's the 802.11 issue? Any iBook had b and should see anything. No sense in adding g to one that has it for most uses.
ShopRite in my state needs to focus more on keeping the insects off the food and expired food off the shelves and less on whizzy carts.
The two names the parent quoted needed clarification, and the slight difference only helps to distinguish them.