It also make me wonder what would have happened without the disease-ridden middle-ages to "stock up" on biological WMDs. He probably covered that -- time to reread..
The problem is convincing stockholders about that long run. A lot of them have problems looking past the next quarter. Kudos to the companies doing it and I hope that their stock is strongly held by people that also care.
Not true. A couple years of years ago two pump'n'dump stock spammers/scammers were ventilated in New York. They obviously tried their scams on the wrong people.
The dinosaurs were spammers. "Increase your Omflog 30%!" Blocklisted around the "local group" of galaxies. That asteroid was just a lucky coincidence. Really! They almost hit Florida, pity.
After they died, our planetary listing was shifted to level 2. Eventually it'll age off -- Probably when squirrels are running the planet.
Spammers thrive (for small values of thrive) by sending huge numbers of email to reach the very small number of people dumber than they are or are hired to send by people dumber than they are.
Could the guy buying all those penis pills, RC cars and septic tanks be indentified and net-quarantined? (Or shot, that works too.)
To knock Charlie's patents out of the box, somebody would have to have filed for a Web services-resembling patent in late 1993.
Mmm, no. No patent would have to be filed, just prior art proven. (Although a previous patent that this one infringes on would be a good proof of prior art.)
Certainly. There were a few parts where I wanted to grab a marking pen (which would be bad -- who cringed watching Stargate when the bozo wrote on the screen?). After reading a bit further, I realized what the problem was and adjusted, no biggie, and many English-as-first-language people are harder to read than that was.
My favourite English by non-English speakers was a Japanese robot toy that a room-mate had. The box said "For child lacking in individuality". After puzzling at it for a while, we figured it had to mean "For any child". The box was better entertainment than the toy!
Slashdot Mirror
Hmph! That doesn't very secure! :^P
It also make me wonder what would have happened without the disease-ridden middle-ages to "stock up" on biological WMDs. He probably covered that -- time to reread..
Some of his points might be arguable, but not without a lot of thought and research. Which is a good thing in a "makes you think" book.
Could be a big seller these days.
The problem is convincing stockholders about that long run. A lot of them have problems looking past the next quarter. Kudos to the companies doing it and I hope that their stock is strongly held by people that also care.
Starting your example by postulating a girlfriend reminds of me of those physics problems that postulate a frictionless surface.
Ah, here we go! A girl and an unflattering gargole.
I am your holy father!
Not true. A couple years of years ago two pump'n'dump stock spammers/scammers were ventilated in New York. They obviously tried their scams on the wrong people.
Great idea! Sort of like this one from 1997? :^)
After they died, our planetary listing was shifted to level 2. Eventually it'll age off -- Probably when squirrels are running the planet.
And does he have any stem-bolts (self-sealing)?
Why don't they just spray-paint their URL on cars in parking lots? "What we do isn't vandalism."
"Your honour, my client can't receive a fair trial in this court or any other on the planet. He has sent targeted email to everyone on Earth."
Yes, it would be good if China passed a law making spam illegal. Right now even their /dev/nulls are overflowing with spam complaints.
Could the guy buying all those penis pills, RC cars and septic tanks be indentified and net-quarantined? (Or shot, that works too.)
I know TheNextGuy. You sir, are no NextGuy! :^)
"They will? My seconds will call upon you in the alley." -- Vlad.
Mmm, no. No patent would have to be filed, just prior art proven. (Although a previous patent that this one infringes on would be a good proof of prior art.)
Ghibli's The Cat Returns (making its US debut) What, that guy "Cats" from Zero Wing? Cool! What new words of wisdom does he have for us? :^P
My favourite English by non-English speakers was a Japanese robot toy that a room-mate had. The box said "For child lacking in individuality". After puzzling at it for a while, we figured it had to mean "For any child". The box was better entertainment than the toy!
On the picture of the chip, it's stamped "Copyright 2001".
I don't think that word means what they think it does.
Come to think of it, isn't their leader a guy called michael? Hmm.
I mean, I've already got one of those Starbucks cards with $15 still on it!