Windows is for work, so don't use it for personal information. Facebook is for douche bags, so don't even bother. Everything else can be set up under different aliases.
The odds of randomly hitting anything critical with a centimeter-wide slug from a handgun before other passengers with guns would take you out is astronomical. Especially if they just had a bowl of complementary derringers at the boarding ramp.
Oh great, then I'd have someone's kid shooting the back of my seat for the whole flight.
There are no good options. If I get a pay-as-you-go phone, the minutes cost much more than a monthly plan if I use the phone often. If I get a monthly plan, I am forced to guess how many minutes I will use. If I choose a plan with a lower number of minutes and go over, those extra minutes are charged at a vastly higher rate. It's all very unfriendly and designed to extract as much money as possible from the customer.
For me the problem is not the per-minute cost but the cost of having the number available to use. I use a cell phone so infrequently that I'd gladly pay $5 a minute so long as it cost me nothing for the 363 days a year it just sat in my desk.
About four years ago my wife and I got a cell phone for the two times a year we really found ourselves wishing we had one. AT&T had a prepay plan that cost about 25 cents/minute, but you only had to pay $10 per 90 days and the minutes would roll over. In other words, for $40 per year we could have a cell phone for as much as we wanted. Then AT&T got bought by Cingular and that $40/year got raised to $100. Sure, the minutes cost the same and you got more of them, but I already wasn't using the ones I had, so I stopped paying and recycled the phone.
Now you can't get any sort of cell phone plan, prepay or otherwise, for less than $100/year, so I'm back to not having a cell phone. Aside from those one or two times a year, I can't say I've missed it.
It's funny, but I've never heard people openly talk about how much they hate a Microsoft product before.
If you're a Mac user, you've forgotten the outrage of Word 6, a supposedly cross-platform design that was such a clusterfuck that Microsoft created the Macintosh Business Unit.
Considering the avalanche of bullshit the Justice Department has been spewing out (and/or failing to remember) during this administration, I honestly don't know why they're bothering to make a case. I'm not going to bother reading anything about this story because I'm pretty sure its just going to be more of the same.
I was cynical before, but at this point I don't even bother reading the news.
If you're in it for the calories, you might as well jog(which burns 286 calories per half hour) as opposed to sex(which burns 173 per half hour). Or, better yet, jog in the afternoon(then shower, dammit!) before having sex in the evening. You'll lose a lot of sleep at first but you'll be sweating pimp juice by the end of the week.
Or, you could play squash. Burns about twice as many calories as jogging, but it's a competitive, cutthroat game, so the time passes quickly. Just find people at your own level to play with.
Webinar : Seminar on the web, usually using youtube, flash or some other video/podcast like medium, used by people who have only attended lecture-format courses.
You see, the problem with "webinars" is that in actual practice they have little to do with interactive discussion and everything to do with a lecture.
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Annoying Squatter. What you need when you need it.
for instance, they might give an elderly patient a robotic seal pup to talk to, interact with
Up north they give elderly patients robotic seal pups to club for physical therapy.
Talk about a specific fetish.
Windows is for work, so don't use it for personal information.
Facebook is for douche bags, so don't even bother.
Everything else can be set up under different aliases.
Now you could be an insider telling us that Euro fuel is actually more refined...
European everything is more refined.
Smug bastards.
When a electron leaves an excited state it emits a photon.
Thus explaining the origin of photon-crusted socks in the hamper.
The odds of randomly hitting anything critical with a centimeter-wide slug from a handgun before other passengers with guns would take you out is astronomical. Especially if they just had a bowl of complementary derringers at the boarding ramp.
Oh great, then I'd have someone's kid shooting the back of my seat for the whole flight.
Hey, that looks really good. Thanks.
There are no good options. If I get a pay-as-you-go phone, the minutes cost much more than a monthly plan if I use the phone often. If I get a monthly plan, I am forced to guess how many minutes I will use. If I choose a plan with a lower number of minutes and go over, those extra minutes are charged at a vastly higher rate. It's all very unfriendly and designed to extract as much money as possible from the customer.
For me the problem is not the per-minute cost but the cost of having the number available to use. I use a cell phone so infrequently that I'd gladly pay $5 a minute so long as it cost me nothing for the 363 days a year it just sat in my desk.
About four years ago my wife and I got a cell phone for the two times a year we really found ourselves wishing we had one. AT&T had a prepay plan that cost about 25 cents/minute, but you only had to pay $10 per 90 days and the minutes would roll over. In other words, for $40 per year we could have a cell phone for as much as we wanted. Then AT&T got bought by Cingular and that $40/year got raised to $100. Sure, the minutes cost the same and you got more of them, but I already wasn't using the ones I had, so I stopped paying and recycled the phone.
Now you can't get any sort of cell phone plan, prepay or otherwise, for less than $100/year, so I'm back to not having a cell phone. Aside from those one or two times a year, I can't say I've missed it.
No there isn't, but you can make it culminate at noon.
It depends where you are in your time zone. It's rare for the sun to be directly overhead at noon.
One might consider this pollution to be a clear and present danger to the health of loyal Americans.
But it also has basically ONE ISP serving the state - Cox Communications
Which is referred to by the locals as Suck My Cox Communications.
You only have to look at China with their "wangyou" (internet friends).
Maybe in China but that totally doesn't work in the USA. You can "wang you" all night, but those craigslist chicks never write back.
It's funny, but I've never heard people openly talk about how much they hate a Microsoft product before.
If you're a Mac user, you've forgotten the outrage of Word 6, a supposedly cross-platform design that was such a clusterfuck that Microsoft created the Macintosh Business Unit.
Considering the avalanche of bullshit the Justice Department has been spewing out (and/or failing to remember) during this administration, I honestly don't know why they're bothering to make a case. I'm not going to bother reading anything about this story because I'm pretty sure its just going to be more of the same.
I was cynical before, but at this point I don't even bother reading the news.
Computer says no.
It'd be a HUGE insult to him (and, yes, perhaps to funding) if he found out because his Chief of Staff watched the news that night.
Why? It's not it's never happened before.
Did you ever try explaining to your boss how to use email on a foreign network?
+1 Insightful, been there, got the tee-shirt, and chewed through it in frustration
Now what's that drug called...?
If you're in it for the calories, you might as well jog(which burns 286 calories per half hour) as opposed to sex(which burns 173 per half hour). Or, better yet, jog in the afternoon(then shower, dammit!) before having sex in the evening. You'll lose a lot of sleep at first but you'll be sweating pimp juice by the end of the week.
Or, you could play squash. Burns about twice as many calories as jogging, but it's a competitive, cutthroat game, so the time passes quickly. Just find people at your own level to play with.
Kayaking is a lot of fun, but very pricy if you don't own your own kayak.
You can buy used kayaks and roof racks cheaply from people who bought them to get in shape and never used them.
Awesome. I wonder if these lights are powered by tabletop fusion?
Occasionally I have to do a 24-hour urine collection for my doctor. In 24 hours I usually collect about 1.2-1.4 liters.
You figure 30 people should be able to generate that much, no problem.
If JOVIAL is anything like ALGOL 60, it's arguably a better programming language than C.
It's HAPPIER.
Webinar : Seminar on the web, usually using youtube, flash or some other video/podcast like medium, used by people who have only attended lecture-format courses.
You see, the problem with "webinars" is that in actual practice they have little to do with interactive discussion and everything to do with a lecture.