I'm better than Leonardo daVinci in that being still living, there's still the non-zero probability[1] that I could further the advancement of society. daVinci, being dead, can not[2].
[1] granted, probably not that high, since I'm posting on slashdot... [2] discounting the discovery of any lost works. [3] j/k
oh, great, naturally they'll use obsolete rustbuckets to cut every corner imaginable. I can't possibly imagine any potential problems with that scheme. oh, the humanity!
meh. Take a look at the problems GA & AL are having finding agricultural workers since they've passed their new immigration bills. I'll grant you, Americans would work construction. But I expect wages have been inflated the last 7 years due to the housing bubble. I doubt they will pay as well when they come back. Or that there will be as many as there used to be.
A Red Dawn game could be pretty cool. Hey, look, we have an opportunity for one coming up next year! There was a Fortress America board game, but that's about all I could come up with.
WTF?! My god, it sounds like a teenager who found his first thesaurus.
Ahhh, I remember well the first time my father took me nighttime hunting and I bagged my first onomasticon. It was a real beaut, weighing in at over three hundred pages.
If you sell a tablet that uses a stylus, you have a built in repeat market for replacement styluses. You just need to include some built in RFID dohickey to enforce lock-in in your design.
what's wrong with using physical keys for this kind of situation -- proves you're there at the console, proves you've been entrusted with access (or took a wrench to somebody who had been entrusted with access).
Everybody understands keys. And what happens if you lose them.
Why no wireless DTV transmitter?!! I mean, really, been the twentyfirst century! for like, a decade, now! Why the hell do I need to hook things up with wires or plug them in except for matters of security or power?!!
They've been trying to add romantic interest since the 2005 reboot. Look at Rose. And Amy. And River. And...
One of the things I liked about Dr Who was that he was old enough to be cool and detached. He thinks his way out of a problem, not shoots his way out.
Now it's all "RUN!" and zapping things with his magic wand, err, sonic screwdriver. And sublimated smootchy-face that would embarrass booger and Mrs diPesto.
I've liked the story arcs with Amy, the way they try to enmesh every single goddamned little thing back into the big story. I just remind myself this isn't Dr Who, it's Han Solo with a Time Machine and a British accent.
Oh, and apparently they're trying for some sort of record on how fast they can turn over doctors.
How did they build that green arrow so it always looks the same no matter how far you zoom in? It looks like it's ~25 feet tall when you zoom all the way in, and ~800 miles when zoomed all the way out.
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I'm better than Leonardo daVinci in that being still living, there's still the non-zero probability[1] that I could further the advancement of society. daVinci, being dead, can not[2].
[1] granted, probably not that high, since I'm posting on slashdot...
[2] discounting the discovery of any lost works.
[3] j/k
oh, great, naturally they'll use obsolete rustbuckets to cut every corner imaginable. I can't possibly imagine any potential problems with that scheme.
oh, the humanity!
meh.
Take a look at the problems GA & AL are having finding agricultural workers since they've passed their new immigration bills.
I'll grant you, Americans would work construction. But I expect wages have been inflated the last 7 years due to the housing bubble. I doubt they will pay as well when they come back. Or that there will be as many as there used to be.
Dr Bob, DC has turned to the dark side.
A Red Dawn game could be pretty cool. Hey, look, we have an opportunity for one coming up next year!
There was a Fortress America board game, but that's about all I could come up with.
No, I don't think that's Steve's silhouette on the logo.
But that does lead to the question, when are we going to start seeing Jobs showing up on tortillas on teh intarwebz?
wise like king Solomon.
No, I can't believe it either.
old news.
really, really old.
Nah, I'm pretty sure it was One Step Beyond.
It was the episode with the actor that played the Riddler on the 50's Superman tv show.
WTF?! My god, it sounds like a teenager who found his first thesaurus.
Ahhh, I remember well the first time my father took me nighttime hunting and I bagged my first onomasticon. It was a real beaut, weighing in at over three hundred pages.
6Km under the ocean is probably the safest place for it.
Putting it on the Moon would probably had been safer.
...it's more like a laser than a signal...
A laser is a signal
Any sufficiently powerful laser is a signal that you want something destroyed, Mr Bond.
Any insufficiently powerful laser can still make a amusing cat toy.
If you sell a tablet that uses a stylus, you have a built in repeat market for replacement styluses. You just need to include some built in RFID dohickey to enforce lock-in in your design.
Think Marketing.
LSD in the water in the board room.
Now that would be LULZY. Come on OWS!
Maybe there's something about webOS and printers that HP knows and the rest of the world doesn't."
Or maybe HP mismanagment is so technologically clueless that they fundamentally misunderstand what webOS is.
My bet's on the latter.
what's wrong with using physical keys for this kind of situation -- proves you're there at the console, proves you've been entrusted with access (or took a wrench to somebody who had been entrusted with access).
Everybody understands keys. And what happens if you lose them.
Why no wireless DTV transmitter?!! I mean, really, been the twentyfirst century! for like, a decade, now! Why the hell do I need to hook things up with wires or plug them in except for matters of security or power?!!
you benighted savages disgust me.
How the heck do you pronounce " Duqu "?
It's pronounced : "for God's sake, keep Lucas away from writing any more Star Wars"
Somebody should write something like PROMIS for managing sockpuppets. They'd make a killing.
wait, there's somebody at the door...
They've been trying to add romantic interest since the 2005 reboot. Look at Rose. And Amy. And River. And...
One of the things I liked about Dr Who was that he was old enough to be cool and detached. He thinks his way out of a problem, not shoots his way out.
Now it's all "RUN!" and zapping things with his magic wand, err, sonic screwdriver. And sublimated smootchy-face that would embarrass booger and Mrs diPesto.
I've liked the story arcs with Amy, the way they try to enmesh every single goddamned little thing back into the big story. I just remind myself this isn't Dr Who, it's Han Solo with a Time Machine and a British accent.
Oh, and apparently they're trying for some sort of record on how fast they can turn over doctors.
How did they build that green arrow so it always looks the same no matter how far you zoom in? It looks like it's ~25 feet tall when you zoom all the way in, and ~800 miles when zoomed all the way out.
HarritionHighschool.xxx?
obviously Duqu was written by ultraterrestrials.