My employer is also building up a massive repository of voice recordings, and we'd also be keen to get everyone's voiceprints on file. If people are interested in contributing, please contact bulkcollectionoffice@nsa.gov.
All (most?) doctors [like me] are well aware that the expiry date for most drugs is notional rather than real. If I or my family get sick I use expired drugs that I have, or have scrounged from the pharmacy.
Not just doctors, the government as well. Our military stockpiles drugs and medication for emergencies, and keeps stuff for a minimum of ten years, often longer. They run extensive tests on it and it's still at 95-100% effectiveness after that time.
You're playing the game wrong, you have to say the name of a problem out loud five times before you rust flakes are allowed to start appearing, not just once. See this reference. Also, I believe a mirror should be involved.
UX and front-end development is a generic skill that applies to many industries.
That depends. If by UX you mean "continuously tweak shit at random because change is good" then sure, that's generic, anyone can do it (Microsoft, Mozilla, Google, and many others have made this a standard part of their development lifecycle). However, if it's "design and implement a good, effective, usable interface" then that's much, much more rare.
Given that the Master has already appeared as a part-female character, it's just a small step for the Doctor to go all the way... "they're not breasts, they're Dalek bumps!".
Maybe Australia could legislate that pi = 3.0 exactly, since their laws obviously trump mathematics. That'd make calculations so much easier for everyone. Even Australian politicians could now do it on their fingers, at least until they got to ten.
Like many close observers of the shipping business, I know a secret about the federal government's relationship with Amazon: The U.S. Postal Service delivers the company's boxes well below its own costs.
Because the USPS is a government-funded charity with Amazon as the beneficiary? Because Bezos secretly owns the Post Office? Because Putin? Because ISIS? Is there any basis for this claim, or do we just have to accept it based on some random blogger's say-so?
Definitely true. So far I've shared with other people two bicycles (bolt cutters), the contents of my wallet (twice), my mobile phone (grab-and-run), and numerous umbrellas (those were mostly my fault).
Sheesh, what did they think would happen with an umbrella-sharing service?
Meanwhile, Lyft, which is only available in the U.S.,
I use Krzykstn for my ride-sharing service, but its only available in Upper Slobovia where I live. If you're nice, you get to be the one to hold the reins. If you're less nice, you get the bucket and shovel to collect the.. uhh... byproducts.
That was my plan too. The first things I'd challenge are the faked moon landings, the Holocaust hoax, the Kennedy assassination falsehoods, and the deliberate suppression of the subversive role of the mind control satellites. Then they'd see whether they really wanted this law.
But we did not learn how thick the book was, nor its title or author.
The first book was "The Art of the Deal". The bullet got halfway through the book and died of boredom. The second book was Harry Potter, the bullet flew through it looking for more sequels.
Slashdot Mirror
Oh for fsck's sake, we're now virus-compatible with Windows?
My employer is also building up a massive repository of voice recordings, and we'd also be keen to get everyone's voiceprints on file. If people are interested in contributing, please contact bulkcollectionoffice@nsa.gov.
Sorry, forgot to mention: This isn't the US and the FDA. Other countries governments know about it as well.
All (most?) doctors [like me] are well aware that the expiry date for most drugs is notional rather than real. If I or my family get sick I use expired drugs that I have, or have scrounged from the pharmacy.
Not just doctors, the government as well. Our military stockpiles drugs and medication for emergencies, and keeps stuff for a minimum of ten years, often longer. They run extensive tests on it and it's still at 95-100% effectiveness after that time.
You're playing the game wrong, you have to say the name of a problem out loud five times before you rust flakes are allowed to start appearing, not just once. See this reference. Also, I believe a mirror should be involved.
make the company that makes you sign a non compete pay you full salary for the duration of the non compete, whether you are actually working or not.
You could make quite a bit of money that way, sign up for as many different jobs as you can, all with noncompetes that require you to be paid out...
UX and front-end development is a generic skill that applies to many industries.
That depends. If by UX you mean "continuously tweak shit at random because change is good" then sure, that's generic, anyone can do it (Microsoft, Mozilla, Google, and many others have made this a standard part of their development lifecycle). However, if it's "design and implement a good, effective, usable interface" then that's much, much more rare.
And thorn is a common letter where I live
Same here. We have lots of people who are a thorn im Auge...
Why do tech. people give things wacky names?
Well if it wasn't called Rust then you couldn't call its supporters Rust Flakes.
Given that the Master has already appeared as a part-female character, it's just a small step for the Doctor to go all the way... "they're not breasts, they're Dalek bumps!".
Maybe Australia could legislate that pi = 3.0 exactly, since their laws obviously trump mathematics. That'd make calculations so much easier for everyone. Even Australian politicians could now do it on their fingers, at least until they got to ten.
Like many close observers of the shipping business, I know a secret about the federal government's relationship with Amazon: The U.S. Postal Service delivers the company's boxes well below its own costs.
Because the USPS is a government-funded charity with Amazon as the beneficiary? Because Bezos secretly owns the Post Office? Because Putin? Because ISIS? Is there any basis for this claim, or do we just have to accept it based on some random blogger's say-so?
Because you HAVE to have a manual transmission if you're a real driver.
You say this like it's somehow untrue... :^D
Manuals are OK if you're a well-above-average driver. Fortunately, 100% of the people who drive manuals are well above average.
If a thief can tell from a distance whether you are carrying cash or credit cards, well, you are holding it wrong.
Ah'm not naturally this tawl ma'am. Ah'm from Tayxus and ah'm sittin on muh wallet.
"everything on the street can now be shared."
Definitely true. So far I've shared with other people two bicycles (bolt cutters), the contents of my wallet (twice), my mobile phone (grab-and-run), and numerous umbrellas (those were mostly my fault).
Sheesh, what did they think would happen with an umbrella-sharing service?
In the same way that the 'S' in IoT stands for "security", so the "X" in IoT stands for "x86".
It's being used as the are-you-online check by DLink routers.
Meanwhile, Lyft, which is only available in the U.S.,
I use Krzykstn for my ride-sharing service, but its only available in Upper Slobovia where I live. If you're nice, you get to be the one to hold the reins. If you're less nice, you get the bucket and shovel to collect the.. uhh... byproducts.
What's Norwegian for "Cold is God's way of telling us to BURN MORE CATHOLICS!"?
That was my plan too. The first things I'd challenge are the faked moon landings, the Holocaust hoax, the Kennedy assassination falsehoods, and the deliberate suppression of the subversive role of the mind control satellites. Then they'd see whether they really wanted this law.
But we did not learn how thick the book was, nor its title or author.
The first book was "The Art of the Deal". The bullet got halfway through the book and died of boredom. The second book was Harry Potter, the bullet flew through it looking for more sequels.
Lynx zwo lynx zwo lynx zwo drei vier, Lynx!
Those were my feelings as well, obviously no EE's were involved in choosing who to give the award to.
Yet somehow porn continues to make money enough to afford to make actual productions with directors, producers, cameramen
You mean Sean?
makeup artists
Sean's girlfriend Summer.
the renting of homes and other places to use as sets
Sean and Summer's place.
in addition to paying the cast
Sean and Summer again.
With all those overheads you wonder how they make it pay.
So they cut a lousy six and a half feet? Call me when they connect two cities!
I'm selling shares in a venture to connect the cities of Champaign and Urbana if you're interested.