Actually, whenever I see an ad from some company pushing their social awareness regarding some issue, I generally assume they've been doing the opposite and are just trying to head off some bad publicity that hasn't hit the wire yet.
That, or they're doing it as the terms of some settlement.
I know, because I had the option of becoming a manager for the company I worked for after a short stint of 3 months. I chose to return to college instead.
[Ads] have become increasingly creative/entertaining in search of the viewer's willing interest.
On the one hand, that's true. On the other hand, they're also becoming more intrusive . . . for example running at the bottom of the screen DURING shows, or showing up at the beginning of new DVD's with the forward skip disabled.
I believe I recall something about some sort of "code" where a short key press represents one thing, and a longer key press represents another. Created by Samuel [something], if memory serves.
I'm reading Slashdot on a 1981 IBM PC, and I'd like to scoll down through the comments quickly. If only there was a way to make the down arrow key "repeat" . . .
And even this group of people probably forms a cache which feeds its misses as requests to the poor sods who have to run out into the Russian weather to chase down obscure CDs in the shops.:-)
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A civil suit? Problems getting a mortgage, maybe, but I don't think an employer could get to this.
That's assuming "perfect information", which is the first big gigantic glaring hole in free market theory.
Yeah, that cashier is bound to call up the CEO right away and let him know. Seriously, don't shoot the messenger.
That, or they're doing it as the terms of some settlement.
BEST DECISION EVER.
They're just converting "n/6" directly into a percentage grade?! That's ridiculous. So there's no such thing as a C (going straight from 83 to 67)?
Then what's the point of education, if not improving one's own abilities?
No, someone got the items for more than your stated maximum. If you had set your maximum higher, you would have gotten the items.
So in other words, someone else got your items for more than you were willing to pay. It's an AUCTION.
No, it's not. The laws don't go away, they just change more slowly.
I assume you've ruled out nearsightedness?
Do you realize your post can be basically summed up as "i d0 N0 m47H & i 4m 7eH 1337!"?
Says a little something about how much of the government's capabilities are talk vs. action.
I'd go to whichever one provides nitrous oxide.
Until now. Thank you for bringing back painful memories.
On the one hand, that's true. On the other hand, they're also becoming more intrusive . . . for example running at the bottom of the screen DURING shows, or showing up at the beginning of new DVD's with the forward skip disabled.
The workload of the 8 Linux servers was previously handled by 500 Windows servers.
Why? WHY???!!
I believe I recall something about some sort of "code" where a short key press represents one thing, and a longer key press represents another. Created by Samuel [something], if memory serves.
Albert a dollar he was having a bad day.
I'm reading Slashdot on a 1981 IBM PC, and I'd like to scoll down through the comments quickly. If only there was a way to make the down arrow key "repeat" . . .
So, if this company simply burned all of your songs to a DVD and mailed it to you, that would be legal?
No, the songs just MegaByte.
They prob'ly just hit Kazaa for those.
That, or the massive game library.