Still haven't heard it, but it might be cause I'm a gaijin. ^_^ Let's just say the capsule hotels isn't just known for being a nice place to take a sauna/onsen and watching yakuza tattoos at 5am.
Perhaps you shouldn't be looking at SF for the top open source projects? Having your own infrastructure is a good indication that you might be more dedicated to your project, than making a SF account does.
Well... in Norway we got 1.4M guns for 4M people, and these include a lot of military-issue rifles, etc.
Front page news here is someone speeding at 130km/t, or accidents. Though I must admit the guns are rather convenient when you want to take suicide, which we Scandinavian people are apt to do.
The guy spamming the send button is likely to face stiff penalties... DMCA actually allows you to sue them if they didn't actually own the copyright they made claims to.
Although going through airport security isn't always pleasant, my trip through Guam was the first time I'd been put through such an amount of mind-games and harassment.
Contrasting the US protectorate with neighboring Palau, where they had 'christmas' decorations hanging around in immigrations... Two different worlds.
I was about to say something about the security guards being aroused the whole shift they work... But then i realized it will be at an US airport, where the traffic will have extra large volumes.
What they forgot to mention about TV on those japanese phones is that the programming _sucks_...
Seriously, it's all game/talk-shows, news or sumo. Might as well do something else while sitting on the train in Tokyo, like watching the local girls or reading.
Not everyone has sex for the purpose of reproduction. Though I must admit, the girls have been complaining lately that I've been kinda flat and short, perhaps I should switch back to my old Motorola from '98. (It never got any complaints at _all_)
Errr... Trust? As my japanese teacher once told me; The japanese are a people of liars.
After thinking over those words I have come to understand the Japanese society better, and so I have a hard time believing they would 'trust'... More likely they will merely endure it to avoid social friction.
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Still haven't heard it, but it might be cause I'm a gaijin. ^_^ Let's just say the capsule hotels isn't just known for being a nice place to take a sauna/onsen and watching yakuza tattoos at 5am.
Let's say you got a twin, and a really good looking wife. (Suspend your disbelief for a moment, imagine a plain looking wife if must be)
No, it's OK for your wife to bang your twin, cause he's the exact same as you. Right?
Actually it's more like a twice-in-a-universe event... just look at Pluto and its moon.
One day you too will finish elementary school, and finally be old enough for these kinds of jokes.
We don't even need a whole hand... Just three fingers are enough. ^_^
Perhaps you shouldn't be looking at SF for the top open source projects? Having your own infrastructure is a good indication that you might be more dedicated to your project, than making a SF account does.
I thought the military used a second frequency because the public one is intentionally made less precise in war zones.
Well... in Norway we got 1.4M guns for 4M people, and these include a lot of military-issue rifles, etc.
Front page news here is someone speeding at 130km/t, or accidents. Though I must admit the guns are rather convenient when you want to take suicide, which we Scandinavian people are apt to do.
I suggest hiring 1000 monkeys for a year, bananas should cost less than $8000 a year.
The guy spamming the send button is likely to face stiff penalties... DMCA actually allows you to sue them if they didn't actually own the copyright they made claims to.
What flavor of Pringles?
Although going through airport security isn't always pleasant, my trip through Guam was the first time I'd been put through such an amount of mind-games and harassment.
Contrasting the US protectorate with neighboring Palau, where they had 'christmas' decorations hanging around in immigrations... Two different worlds.
I live in Japan... I've seen _much_ worse. It's like a perfect storm of high population density and a love for queuing in orderly fashion.
Wait, there's MMO's that take paid for expansions?...
Wait... Not only do you fail to realize SMS is IM, but also fail to realize why it is so _popular_. (outside of the US)
I was about to say something about the security guards being aroused the whole shift they work... But then i realized it will be at an US airport, where the traffic will have extra large volumes.
What they forgot to mention about TV on those japanese phones is that the programming _sucks_...
Seriously, it's all game/talk-shows, news or sumo. Might as well do something else while sitting on the train in Tokyo, like watching the local girls or reading.
I don't see the problem... MS Office won't certify as following this standard, not even now, and thus they can't claim they implement an ISO standard.
Now, if the certification process is corrupt then there might be some problems...
The difference between the two arguments is the implicit "open and complete, community developed" and "closed and incomplete, MicroSoft developed".
I'd say they can run between zero and very many, depending on who develops those 3rd-party apps.
I fail to see the difference; Do they not both involve stretching out of assholes?
Perhaps not everyone shares your definition of death, which is why many will see your post as advocating a form of murder.
What if that person is hanging off the edge of a cliff, sure to lose his grip at any moment. Are you going to pull him back from the dead?
Not everyone has sex for the purpose of reproduction. Though I must admit, the girls have been complaining lately that I've been kinda flat and short, perhaps I should switch back to my old Motorola from '98. (It never got any complaints at _all_)
No it isn't... The "rate of error" under certain circumstances is acceptable for everyday use, but that doesn't make it correct.
Errr... Trust? As my japanese teacher once told me; The japanese are a people of liars.
After thinking over those words I have come to understand the Japanese society better, and so I have a hard time believing they would 'trust'... More likely they will merely endure it to avoid social friction.