We should train those dogs to vote, and use them to replace Congress, too. I'll bet the dogs are about as literate, and will read the legislation with equal effect.
Until you get into some new ride where they put some kind of tire pressure gadget in the hub that's gone all sideways on you.
Bluetooth. It's the new ball bearing.
And so there were random data losses back in the days of the dishwasher-sized storage unit with the huge, removable platters.
As long as the scope of inquiry was the data system itself, the cause was mysterious. Random.
Then, somebody was working late when the cleaning crew came in, sporting a huge, unshielded vacuum cleaner.
Moral of the story: keep a weather eye on the guy trying to limit the scope of inquiry.
It cannot make sense until we have re-established purely materialistic explanations for every phenomenon.
This is a crucial aspect of achieving a fully deterministic, freewill-free model for human behavior.
Only then can humans become fungible with sheep in the eyes of SkyNet.
The eugenics applications alone of this effort are staggering.
No company, irrespective of industry, seems to think that they can do well just giving you a simple bill.
Why isn't a straightforward "pay this, get that" a winning business model?
And let's not forget to thank Obama for sparing us an administration led by a tee-totaling, speed-limit-driving, impeccably mannered father of five.
The U.S. just isn't ready for that kind of calm.
Until somebody offends the G8. Vladimir Putin subsequently has him bound to a rock, where each day an eagle is sent to feed on his liver, which is re-printed and re-installed each day, almost like an old Windows version.
OR
. ..is bound to the same rock, and subjected to Barack Obama speeches in an infinite loop.
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We should train those dogs to vote, and use them to replace Congress, too.
I'll bet the dogs are about as literate, and will read the legislation with equal effect.
Until you get into some new ride where they put some kind of tire pressure gadget in the hub that's gone all sideways on you.
Bluetooth. It's the new ball bearing.
And so there were random data losses back in the days of the dishwasher-sized storage unit with the huge, removable platters.
As long as the scope of inquiry was the data system itself, the cause was mysterious. Random.
Then, somebody was working late when the cleaning crew came in, sporting a huge, unshielded vacuum cleaner.
Moral of the story: keep a weather eye on the guy trying to limit the scope of inquiry.
"We would not have evolved such a strong propensity" is, itself, a powerful faith-claim.
It cannot make sense until we have re-established purely materialistic explanations for every phenomenon.
This is a crucial aspect of achieving a fully deterministic, freewill-free model for human behavior.
Only then can humans become fungible with sheep in the eyes of SkyNet.
The eugenics applications alone of this effort are staggering.
No company, irrespective of industry, seems to think that they can do well just giving you a simple bill.
Why isn't a straightforward "pay this, get that" a winning business model?
So, after the first act of molestation, anything goes? How about an even-handed review of both of these knuckleheads?
Well, you only form the [NSFW] 73% majority.
As long as the richer 27% still have faith, you're beat.
Well, that certainly was the propaganda line.
And let's not forget to thank Obama for sparing us an administration led by a tee-totaling, speed-limit-driving, impeccably mannered father of five.
The U.S. just isn't ready for that kind of calm.
I'd like to offer a third-order thanks. After all, what is /. without snotty recursion?
Laptop shops
And shaving stops
Could yet save us all
Until the day that
Some bureaucrat
Pours cologne on the stall.
Burma Shave
Until somebody offends the G8. Vladimir Putin subsequently has him bound to a rock, where each day an eagle is sent to feed on his liver, which is re-printed and re-installed each day, almost like an old Windows version. .is bound to the same rock, and subjected to Barack Obama speeches in an infinite loop.
OR
. .
Unclear which is worse.
I don't dispute your point.
Perhaps. Yet I'll note that all three immediate replies to GP were from black helecopter pilots who didn't take the time to log in. :-)
As long as you trust the compiler and all of the code that went through it.
Using an app makes metadata collection much easier for marketers and the NSA.
And really, until code developed in either reaches the stage of being re-done as an Emacs major mode, how seriously can it be taken?
Except for the part where the taxes go up to pay for all the abuse. Oh, well: cost of doing business, I suppose.
Indeed, and I live in an area with the traffic to bolster your point.
Or, Drive ß for the Germans.
We must continue to make the wheel rounder until it is ground down to a sub-atomic vanishing point.
Then talk to them after ObamaCare is fully inserted, and they lack any/good health insurance AND lack whatever cash they had!
Praise legacy data
Sad, racist H8ah
Or sweep it from chin
For cleanshaven win!
Burma Shave