American foriegn lanquage skills are notably crappy
But the Senate is just about to fix that - once English is declared our One True Language (TM) - the rest of the world will surely start conducting all of their nefarious planning in english - no need for translators!
..........The only problem with it is that you're left with a salty residue on your beer can/bottle. The first few sips are salty unless you wipe it off.
And don't forget that you should use a wedge of lime to wipe if off.
I bet you show your receipt at the door at Fry's too...
At HD and Fry's here, the checker also marks the receipt. Has anyone who skips the check ever had occasion to return anything? Can you return an item without a valid, annotated receipt?
Article this morning's Daily Breeze cites Opera ASA as saying they have seen no significant change in downloads, and goes on to quote a statement that user apathy rather than loyalty to MS.
Ctrl-C is bound to interrupt on any modern terminal; trying to use that for copying would be evil. ...and there's the old conspiracy theory - that MS (or IBM) specifically chose Ctrl-C, knowing that if one of their captive slaves ever tried using Unix, they'd not be able to complete any task; thereby making sure that users would never migrate.....
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Don't forget the study of a few years ago, pointing out that you could have done better than the market by investing in beer.
Not stock, but cans - save the cans, turn them in for recycle fees, and you would have made about what typical savings accts were paying.......
American foriegn lanquage skills are notably crappy
But the Senate is just about to fix that - once English is declared our One True Language (TM) - the rest of the world will surely start conducting all of their nefarious planning in english - no need for translators!
Now I program in linux.
Care to explain just how you "program in linux"?
..........The only problem with it is that you're left with a salty residue on your beer can/bottle. The first few sips are salty unless you wipe it off.
And don't forget that you should use a wedge of lime to wipe if off.
So when the constabulary asks for my password, and I reply "noneofyourbusiness", I get arrested?
.....and get AsianHookers.com, etc.
couldn't you have made that a link so I can just click on it?
I'll second the plug for TaxAct - I've used it for the last several years, and find it quite easy to work with.
If they would only put out a Linux version, life would be nicer......
I bet you show your receipt at the door at Fry's too...
At HD and Fry's here, the checker also marks the receipt. Has anyone who skips the check ever had occasion to return anything? Can you return an item without a valid, annotated receipt?
X. This architecture is "brand new"
See also ILLIAC-IV, ca 1969
...how I would code for this thing?
Surely there must be some old ILLIAC-IV programmers out there who have some ideas. Maybe Glypnir will live again......
Hmmm---kinda like what US intelligence was doing prior to the Iraq offensive? Emailing Iraqi soldiers to indicate that they should not resist?
Ah - but there is a Linux version (RH AS 2.1) of the COE......
And developing for COE is actually very easy - it's just misinterpreted/misunderstood by some developers, as a means to jack up contract costs.....
Anyone else notice the boob is back in plain view at the Justice department?
The one in the foreground, or the other one?
It's the desparate tactics of the people whose candidate is starting to slide
Interesting choice of misspellings - I can't decide whether desperate or disparate fits better here.....
...so they cannot legally do a single thing to you.
You left out that one word....
Should I be surprised that NONE of the respondents to this post seemed to have noticed the total number of votes?????
Perhaps the Copyright Police collected so many names via BugMeNot that they won't be able to prosecute them all?
Could anyone just walk in off the street and pass an MSCE?
Probably not - you need to learn the MS marketspeak and history of computing a la MS to do well on the test...
Article this morning's Daily Breeze cites Opera ASA as saying they have seen no significant change in downloads, and goes on to quote a statement that user apathy rather than loyalty to MS.
....he'll be the toughest one to find.
You do mean after he's taken away?
Ctrl-C is bound to interrupt on any modern terminal; trying to use that for copying would be evil.
...and there's the old conspiracy theory - that MS (or IBM) specifically chose Ctrl-C, knowing that if one of their captive slaves ever tried using Unix, they'd not be able to complete any task; thereby making sure that users would never migrate.....
....a prisoner or something
So PV HS, since their entry hunts down principals, could do quite well?
4. Get more customers amoung Linux users
Autozone sells computer components???
If we didn't have those nasty laws against drunk driving then there wouldn't be illegal driving
So we should be burning the Jack Daniels warehouses in Tennessee, and sending the CIA after liquor store owners?
I suspect that the money used to fight the "drug war" might be enough to provide a limo to each of those drunken drivers.....
Fortunately, we live in a country where one's political views don't generally affect the validity of the contracts we enter in.
Yet. How much longer will that be true?