The standard location for dog placement is under the center of the table. That way, there's easy access to the dog from any seat. Most dogs are automatically self-positioning.
Less efficient models will move from station to station as needed, but these are more intrusive.
I thought that IBM laptops were already being built in China. So any informal "technology transfer" would have already been going on. This is just selling them the business side of the operation. What, you're worried that they'll learn secrets American shady accounting practices and stock manipulation? Where the hell are they gonna outsource all their jobs to to pump up their stock?!!!!
Actually, it's usually the other case. Management outsources the development of new modules to vodka-addled Russkis, and honest, tax-paying Americans get the thankless job of hacking through 3,364,283 lines of multi-layered macros in 192 modules to learn that it prints "! ".
Those new Dyson's are so revolutionary that they create a suction 150,000 times more powerful than gravity! Obviously this is disguised alien technology attempting to infiltrate the Earth!
"Son of a bitch" and "bastard" are not mutually exclusive categories. Although I'm not sure if "bastard" is strictly applicable to dogs, since the majority that aren't owned by crazy old ladies aren't married.
Actually, I've wondered why SF has to be so realistic. What's wrong with having sets like a in a play, as long as they set the appropriate mood? Gives Dr Who / Blake's 7 / ST:TOS a whole new aspect. Hmmmm.... "Dr Who live", "Star Trek on ice"!
#1 with a bullet, and a sometimes *nix user -- standardize your damn directory structures and startup scripts. Or at least come up with some sort of virtual linking scheme to provide one consistant view. "Well, *BSD puts it here, but on Linux it would be there and SYS 5 doesn't have one..."
And get a windowing system that can be tuned to be efficient if one so desires.
"Are you the sort of person who would get the heebie-jeebies if you discovered that the working name for a computer network that would ultimately completely automate all commercial air traffic navigation across the country was called "skynet"?"
Uh, yes, actually.
Choosing such a name indicates either:
A) astounding hubris
or
B) astounding ignorance of public perception
on the part of the developers. Either is a bad thang.
hey, I'm a nerd, I'm supposed to suck all the humor out of a joke...
I remember when virus writers avoided writing bloated code and used assembly language! You lazy kids these days have no consideration for the customer!
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Allright, who leaked the title for volume 0xA?!!!
What do you think he's been doing all this time, working on volume IV?!!!
Less efficient models will move from station to station as needed, but these are more intrusive.
Anyone holds up my sammich, there's gonna be repercussions!
Maybe the sign's on the wrong side of the fence.
Ahhhhh, bonghits and cartoons.... why? what did you do in college?
I'm using my $699 iPod as a substitue for a $0.10 Knoppix liveCD!!!
Once they were CAUGHT!!!!
Usually, if the business has a store in that state, they're supposed to collect sales tax for the state.
Maybe wild shrimp toting sonofusion-powered sonic stun beams will crush our enemies!
Maybe little Billie should've stolen the "A" listings from the OS teacher's grading pile instead!
This is supposed to convince me that learning Perl is a good idea?!!!
I thought that IBM laptops were already being built in China. So any informal "technology transfer" would have already been going on. This is just selling them the business side of the operation. What, you're worried that they'll learn secrets American shady accounting practices and stock manipulation? Where the hell are they gonna outsource all their jobs to to pump up their stock?!!!!
Don't get me started about projects architechted by interns and implemented by highschool dropouts!
Actually, it's usually the other case. Management outsources the development of new modules to vodka-addled Russkis, and honest, tax-paying Americans get the thankless job of hacking through 3,364,283 lines of multi-layered macros in 192 modules to learn that it prints "! ".
Those new Dyson's are so revolutionary that they create a suction 150,000 times more powerful than gravity! Obviously this is disguised alien technology attempting to infiltrate the Earth!
"Son of a bitch" and "bastard" are not mutually exclusive categories. Although I'm not sure if "bastard" is strictly applicable to dogs, since the majority that aren't owned by crazy old ladies aren't married.
Actually, I've wondered why SF has to be so realistic. What's wrong with having sets like a in a play, as long as they set the appropriate mood? Gives Dr Who / Blake's 7 / ST:TOS a whole new aspect. Hmmmm.... "Dr Who live", "Star Trek on ice"!
Do they go back to their roots and use the same abandoned gravel pit that they've used for alien planet since 1974?!!
Does this mean everyone in the world has to pay a computer license fee to teh b33b or worry about black computer detector vans going down the street?!
And get a windowing system that can be tuned to be efficient if one so desires.
Bloody 'ell!
Uh, yes, actually. :
Choosing such a name indicates either
A) astounding hubris
or
B) astounding ignorance of public perception
on the part of the developers. Either is a bad thang.
hey, I'm a nerd, I'm supposed to suck all the humor out of a joke...
I thought a kife was what you stabbed a spelling NAZI with!
Just include the "What Linux distro are you?" quiz in your profiling and you're done. No religious flamewars neccessary.
I remember when virus writers avoided writing bloated code and used assembly language! You lazy kids these days have no consideration for the customer!