I don't know, but LA is so geographically spread out that that adds a minimum of an hour to any commute.
In addition, I said that they assume that everyone wants to go downtown, not wants to go through downtown. About 90% of the transit in LA is inbound in the mornings and outbound in the evening. The problem is that LA has about 7 or 8 "centers", not just downtown.
My mother-in-law continually asks me questions about how to get AOL to do something. I keep telling her that I have no idea, because I don't know AOL, and that she should try the 800 number (mwahahaha).
I wouldn't place all the blame on Microsoft, they're only responsible for a single jargon word..."Operating System"
Really? Then how come I have a textbook called "An Introduction to Operating Systems" (emphasis mine), with a copyright of 1977, way before MS sold any operating system?
Or a city like Los Angeles, where what public transport there is, is worthless. (TPTB have decided, in their infinite wisdom, that everybody wants to go downtown, which is bogus).
If I were a storeowner, I can keep an eye, literally, on all my merchandise
You must have some really messed up eyesight. How do you deal with all those eyes lying around?
That's his anti-theft mechanism. Nobody wants to touch those gross squishy eyes that he has all over... Of course, it tends to cut down on his sales, too...
I'd invest in companies involved in space launch capability. Heavily.:-) With one caveat: I get to go, too;-)
Read Heinlein's short stories The Man Who Sold the Moon and then read his short Requiem to see what happens to the major backer of private spaceflight.
The only danger, I suppose, is if a strip breaks then the speed-differential between it and then next one could be massive.
Yep. That happened, too... The strikers shut down the 100mph road. Somebody stumbled from the shutdown 100mph road onto the 95mph road and got turned into roadkill.
An Assembly committee has rejected a consumer-backed bill that would ban unsolicited e-mail ads but approved a rival measure supported by Microsoft and other computer industry companies.
So according to TFA and to the summary, billg isn't Anti-Spam Bill.
One of the few suites that I ever thought Microsoft did well was Exchange. Administering it may be a 'mare judging by the contractor rates offered to administer it, but that's neither here nor there.
No, that is *definitely* here and there. We would like the scheduling/contact/email integration that Exchange has, but can't afford the zillions needed to buy a W2K/W2K3 server and Exchange server licences, not to mention the dedicated head to administer said servers.
Chris Sontag said that Microsoft could be a future target; the agreement between MS and SCO is only for a few libraries.
Dear Mr. Sontag,
I would like to remind you that WE OWNORZ JOO! We paid $750 Million for you to be our puppet, and we expect you to behave accordingly. Comments such as the above are counterproductive, and are not in your best interest. If you'd like, I could have my good friends Guido and Vinny come over and "explain" things to you.
Sincerely,
Steve Balmer
POLITICALLY CORRECT DISCLAIMER: No offense to anyone of Italian descent was intended by this post.
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I don't know, but LA is so geographically spread out that that adds a minimum of an hour to any commute.
In addition, I said that they assume that everyone wants to go downtown, not wants to go through downtown. About 90% of the transit in LA is inbound in the mornings and outbound in the evening. The problem is that LA has about 7 or 8 "centers", not just downtown.
You too?
My mother-in-law continually asks me questions about how to get AOL to do something. I keep telling her that I have no idea, because I don't know AOL, and that she should try the 800 number (mwahahaha).
I wouldn't place all the blame on Microsoft, they're only responsible for a single jargon word..."Operating System"
Really? Then how come I have a textbook called "An Introduction to Operating Systems" (emphasis mine), with a copyright of 1977, way before MS sold any operating system?
Or a city like Los Angeles, where what public transport there is, is worthless. (TPTB have decided, in their infinite wisdom, that everybody wants to go downtown, which is bogus).
It is an option for the viewer, and that's the problem.
Correct me if I am wrong, but the artists are not the ones running around suing people
Well, other than Lars Ulrich, of course
If I were a storeowner, I can keep an eye, literally, on all my merchandise
You must have some really messed up eyesight. How do you deal with all those eyes lying around?
That's his anti-theft mechanism. Nobody wants to touch those gross squishy eyes that he has all over... Of course, it tends to cut down on his sales, too...
Uh, IIRC, that's Newton's Third Law, not conservation of momentum.
Whitewater and Vince Foster also come to mind. Yeah, never proven, but not really investigated either.
Whitewater was never really investigated? Then what the hell did Kenneth Starr spend $44 million on?
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You mean 'the constitutional right to privacy is not enumerated.
The Ninth Amendment to the US Constitution:
The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.
I'd invest in companies involved in space launch capability. Heavily. :-) With one caveat: I get to go, too ;-)
Read Heinlein's short stories The Man Who Sold the Moon and then read his short Requiem to see what happens to the major backer of private spaceflight.
The only danger, I suppose, is if a strip breaks then the speed-differential between it and then next one could be massive.
Yep. That happened, too... The strikers shut down the 100mph road. Somebody stumbled from the shutdown 100mph road onto the 95mph road and got turned into roadkill.
Don't you mean every week, not every year?
speaking of which, does anyone know where I can get my old LJIIP fixed?
According to The Register, the MDK version will sell for $349, about $80 less than the XP version.
So according to TFA and to the summary, billg isn't Anti-Spam Bill.
Wimp! The Sinclair ZX-81 had a much better embedded keyboard!
Let's see... 1983, $40 at K-Mart. Plus another $40 for the 16K RAM upgrade.
The original IBM 101 (predecessor to the M). It came with the IBM PC-AT 339. I loved that keyboard!
RTFA. Hormel is suing because Spam Arrest is trying to trademark their name.
Yeah, and if you look at the pic, he's chunked up quite a bit, hasn't he?
One of the few suites that I ever thought Microsoft did well was Exchange. Administering it may be a 'mare judging by the contractor rates offered to administer it, but that's neither here nor there.
No, that is *definitely* here and there. We would like the scheduling/contact/email integration that Exchange has, but can't afford the zillions needed to buy a W2K/W2K3 server and Exchange server licences, not to mention the dedicated head to administer said servers.
I thought that McBride was insane -- totally reckless or totally corrupt. But now, I'm starting to think the man is just stupid
Hanlon's razor -- "Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity."
Chris Sontag said that Microsoft could be a future target; the agreement between MS and SCO is only for a few libraries.
Dear Mr. Sontag,
I would like to remind you that WE OWNORZ JOO! We paid $750 Million for you to be our puppet, and we expect you to behave accordingly. Comments such as the above are counterproductive, and are not in your best interest. If you'd like, I could have my good friends Guido and Vinny come over and "explain" things to you.
Sincerely,
Steve Balmer
POLITICALLY CORRECT DISCLAIMER: No offense to anyone of Italian descent was intended by this post.
He says he thinks IBM is desperate to buy SCO ... but that SCO isn't interested in being acquired.
Where does McBride live? IN SOVIET RUSSIA??? Either that, or he's on crack.