We called this "war dialing". I guess that if you still use words, you sound amateurish.
Although, you can't spell "TDoS" without the letters in "o STD". *clap*
Well, we'll just have to pass a few thousand more pages of legislation, so that companies need to take on compliance staff just to figure out how to stay out of jail.
Wash, rinse, repeat. Call it "the homo bureaucratus full employment plan". Al Gore:
"From the standpoint of governance, what is at stake is our ability to use the rule of law as an instrument of human redemption."
More games that accurately simulate historical events. Wars, certainly, but something that helps experience, say, trading in the ancient Mediterranean could be both educational and immersive.
Keep those history profs off the streets.
arts organizations who are scrambling to make their productions more interactive
That's all swell and spiffy, but consider that popular culture has been given a general dumbing-down, for decades.
You can blame a lot of people, e.g. Godless Commies, and the Semi-Conscious Liberation Army, the Tri-Labial Commission, and so forth, but the bottom line is with the individual. We all have to spend time finding useful bits of culture, and preserve them.
By the time my little guy is a teen, we'll go enjoy that symphony. I myself have been mostly a slacker in this regard, but the occasion of being a father and understanding the importance of passing the torch to the next generation cannot be understated.
It's about our Precious Bodily Fluids.
I contend that if you light off the VBA editor and browse the object models across the apps, you'll notice that the APIs are relatively constant, despite the alteration of storage format.
I'll check to see if my pet Word bug, where you turn on Track Changes, select some text, and use SHIFT+F3 to cycle the case, and Track Changes is oblivious, is still kicking. Because I think that one is as old as Word for DOS.
Unless an ugly license, and the generated furor, is a low-budget advertising campaign. How else would I know that MS is out peddling the same codebase since Office95, with whatever fresh UI cock-ups this version will bring?
Slashdot Mirror
I think Icahn
But maybe not
Like shaving through
A cranial pot*.
Burma Shave
*In the book, the full pot went over his head.
Good
Yes, you can specify a subdirectory at install-time.
If I was any more retro, I'd use MS-DOS.
OK, I'm really in Chrome under OSX.
I live in the South and teach Sunday School. So I guess I fall under some double-negative clause.
No way. I'm waiting for the Bob interface. Just as soon as Godot finishes the coding.
[rant about /.'s non-command of editing]
We called this "war dialing". I guess that if you still use words, you sound amateurish.
Although, you can't spell "TDoS" without the letters in "o STD". *clap*
Mobile app bubble
Professional stubble
For who will browse jack
Amid the economic rubble?
Burma Shave
Wash, rinse, repeat. Call it "the homo bureaucratus full employment plan".
Al Gore:
Preach it, #ManBearPig!
I'm sure a lot of that gear is. Even if you can refresh the hardware, you don't go yanking all that noise without affecting the ship's trim.
But it built character, eventually arriving at UTF-32, no?
Indeed, the market "responded back."
"Everything's easy when you know how to do it."--me
My supervisor held the hickory switch while I was manning the AN/UYK-7. Manfully.
More games that accurately simulate historical events. Wars, certainly, but something that helps experience, say, trading in the ancient Mediterranean could be both educational and immersive.
Keep those history profs off the streets.
That's all swell and spiffy, but consider that popular culture has been given a general dumbing-down, for decades.
You can blame a lot of people, e.g. Godless Commies, and the Semi-Conscious Liberation Army, the Tri-Labial Commission, and so forth, but the bottom line is with the individual. We all have to spend time finding useful bits of culture, and preserve them.
By the time my little guy is a teen, we'll go enjoy that symphony. I myself have been mostly a slacker in this regard, but the occasion of being a father and understanding the importance of passing the torch to the next generation cannot be understated.
It's about our Precious Bodily Fluids.
You've got a 7-11 doubling as a brothel? I guess diversification is key to survival in these tough economic times.
You can still find cane sugar soft drinks at, for example, World Market.
I contend that if you light off the VBA editor and browse the object models across the apps, you'll notice that the APIs are relatively constant, despite the alteration of storage format.
I'll check to see if my pet Word bug, where you turn on Track Changes, select some text, and use SHIFT+F3 to cycle the case, and Track Changes is oblivious, is still kicking. Because I think that one is as old as Word for DOS.
Unless an ugly license, and the generated furor, is a low-budget advertising campaign. How else would I know that MS is out peddling the same codebase since Office95, with whatever fresh UI cock-ups this version will bring?
Not disputing you without more understanding, but I think the idea here is to make a Big Data problem and tackle it stochastically.
The point of the article was to trade quality of information for quantity, and thus minimize the effect of the UP.
You seem strangely certain of that, young Jedi.
OK, sometimes.