You're right, I probably should have wriiten a long essay about how "U.S. fracking" --> "Iranian nuclear disarmament" is a wildly fanciful leap of logic, rather than simply pointing out that the two are at least two levels of indirection apart. The simple fact is that anyone making the argument is obviously astroturfing for the oil industry.
Oh. My. Fucking. God. Do you have any IDEA how many people would just shit themselves at your suggestion that a Sacred and Precious, Immaculately Concieved 1911 (insert heavenly choir ahhh-ahhhhhh) contain <bleeech> plastic parts?????
I want you to go to your room and THINK about what you have done.
"coondoggie" (the submitter) is Michael Cooney, the NetworkWorld blogger/author. You do the math. Me, I miss Roland Piquepaille every time I get tricked into following one of these "hey click on my blog" submissions.
If you really feel the urge to eat partially hydrogenated vegatable oil, you can always grab a spoon and a tub of margarine and gob away to your heart's content.
It's a big deal to get upset about because it gives the flat-earthers and short-sighted "save money by shorting infrastructure" types an oppurtunity to grandstand about how [thing I don't get/agree with] is a "waste of taxpayer money". I've seen these types fighting against things like tide buoys and seismic and weather sensors (i.e. data collection for things they might not support - like not fouling the global commons) because they're a "waste of money". We need LESS politicizing of science funding, not MORE.
I think you're the one with the lack of understanding. It's not on the phone for document creation, it's there so you can look at that attachment to your e-mail without running to a PC.
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Don't kid yourself, "Stuxnet, the malware that rocket the security world" would kill a grammar Boy Scout.
If Gartner predicted the Sun was coming up tomorrow, I'd be wondering who paid them to say it, and what the angle was.
Gartner "study" disparages product competing with study's funder? Shocked! Simply Shocked!
I do not consent to living in a police state.
I do not consent to "federal contractors".
I DO NOT CONSENT
OR:
"These are not the droids you're looking for."
Ever find a bunch of re-hydrated raisins in a diaper? Talk about a "The FUCK???" moment...
Usually data is garbage.
FTFY
What, no burp duration or fecal viscosity histograms? Pathetic.
Heh. Here in Chicago we let the dead vote. Twice.
I'm sure I misread that ;-)
You're right, I probably should have wriiten a long essay about how "U.S. fracking" --> "Iranian nuclear disarmament" is a wildly fanciful leap of logic, rather than simply pointing out that the two are at least two levels of indirection apart. The simple fact is that anyone making the argument is obviously astroturfing for the oil industry.
Thanks for pointing out that oil is a commodity - that never occurred to me.
Or would be, if we were buying ANY Iranian oil, which we aren't and haven't been.
Oh. My. Fucking. God.
Do you have any IDEA how many people would just shit themselves at your suggestion that a Sacred and Precious, Immaculately Concieved 1911 (insert heavenly choir ahhh-ahhhhhh) contain <bleeech> plastic parts?????
I want you to go to your room and THINK about what you have done.
"coondoggie" (the submitter) is Michael Cooney, the NetworkWorld blogger/author. You do the math. Me, I miss Roland Piquepaille every time I get tricked into following one of these "hey click on my blog" submissions.
If you really feel the urge to eat partially hydrogenated vegatable oil, you can always grab a spoon and a tub of margarine and gob away to your heart's content.
Judging by the majority of "durr, what business does the gubment have..." responses to this FA, I'm surprised they're not demanding cyclamate back.
It's a big deal to get upset about because it gives the flat-earthers and short-sighted "save money by shorting infrastructure" types an oppurtunity to grandstand about how [thing I don't get/agree with] is a "waste of taxpayer money". I've seen these types fighting against things like tide buoys and seismic and weather sensors (i.e. data collection for things they might not support - like not fouling the global commons) because they're a "waste of money". We need LESS politicizing of science funding, not MORE.
Agreed. Hitchhiker's Guide was almost as good as Matrix Revolutions or Alien Resurrection.
Tell that to Pfizer and UnitedHealthcare. And the US Senate, for that matter.
The nsa.gov/silkroad URL?
I think you're the one with the lack of understanding. It's not on the phone for document creation, it's there so you can look at that attachment to your e-mail without running to a PC.
More like "Steps to take to get on an NSA watchlist". Maybe use IRC a lot in your spare time.
I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
So, like some kind of resonance cascade, then?
Thank you so much blackberry team. I was waiting this app. Its really great user friendly and smooth.