... then I saw the regular farm electric fence transformer was only $15! SOLD! A roll of aluminum wire was $5 for 1/4 mile and the insulators was another $2. So for $22 and about 2hrs work I had an electric fence.
When a friend texted one participant about selling drugs, he responded, 'Hey, be careful, the BlackBerry people are watching, but don't worry, they won't tell anyone.'"
IP address doesn't even identify the bill payer in many cases, only an address from which the supposed infringement has taken place which, given the number of actual devices that might be connected via a public facing IPv4 address, is at best a speculative guess...
I think they mean the one who pays the ISP bill for the public-facing IPv4 address.
I have NEVER seen a parking lot with >2 HC spots where all were occupied. I have, on countless occasions, seen 6-20 HC spots at major stores, all empty.
For a completely different perspective, come to Florida sometime.:)
The rule on places like Slashdot and other Internet forums is that so long as the text can be understood, variations in spelling and grammar are acceptable, should not be corrected, and usually should not even be mentioned.
I've gotten to the point where if I don't immediately know the number (or if you can't show me in the first 15 seconds that you are someone I do business with) then I just have to assume the caller is fraudulent and tell them to fsck themselves.
As a Windows user, I tell them to chkdsk themselves. They usually hang up after that.
Don't say religion when you only mean Christianity. For example, Jews and Muslims don't believe the Earth is only 6000 years old, neither do Hindus or Buddhists.
It is certainly not an enumerated power and does not give the federal government unlimited power to "promoting the general Welfare" or "insure domestic Tranquility".
Perhaps the federal government should try to go around tranquilizing everybody in the country. That would certainly help to insure domestic tranquility.
If you can prove we weren't the "chosen ones" or you can ultimately prove what actually created the universe and create life from nothing in a scientific way, a LOT of religious people will be disappointed.
Actually, I doubt too many religious people will be very disappointed, as their religious beliefs likely transcend their science beliefs. The "proof" would likely be rejected at first, but eventually creep into some religions, maybe even try to live alongside with it. There are, I hear, religious people who do actually believe the evolution theory, and try to fit it in with creation, somehow or other.
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I think I saw this on a Numb3rs episode...
Wow, how old are you? :)
IE6 is so old.
How old is it?
IE6 is so old, when it was a kid, it never blew out candles on its birthday cake. They didn't have fire yet
Is that irony?
When a friend texted one participant about selling drugs, he responded, 'Hey, be careful, the BlackBerry people are watching, but don't worry, they won't tell anyone.'"
Um.. looks like that one slipped out, somehow.
the organization's http://en.rsf.org/beset-by-online-surveillance-and-12-03-2012,42061.htmlEnemies of the Internet report.
For those who can't use copy/paste - Enemies of the Internet report.
monitor, censor and stop any online communication that it considers disruptive to the government or private parties
Personally, I think the government (and maybe some private parties too) should be disrupted. No, I didn't read the article (ha!)
We're still using print "I got to #1" \ print "I got to #2" for debugging!
If those are your actual debug code instructions, your problems may run deeper than you think.
:)
IP address doesn't even identify the bill payer in many cases, only an address from which the supposed infringement has taken place which, given the number of actual devices that might be connected via a public facing IPv4 address, is at best a speculative guess...
I think they mean the one who pays the ISP bill for the public-facing IPv4 address.
I can neither confirm nor deny any present or past military employment.
Make love, not war.
I have NEVER seen a parking lot with >2 HC spots where all were occupied. I have, on countless occasions, seen 6-20 HC spots at major stores, all empty.
For a completely different perspective, come to Florida sometime. :)
Ask T. Edison.
Got an email address or phone number for T. Edison? I'll ask right away!
The rule on places like Slashdot and other Internet forums is that so long as the text can be understood, variations in spelling and grammar are acceptable, should not be corrected, and usually should not even be mentioned.
Are you new here? :)
I've gotten to the point where if I don't immediately know the number (or if you can't show me in the first 15 seconds that you are someone I do business with) then I just have to assume the caller is fraudulent and tell them to fsck themselves.
As a Windows user, I tell them to chkdsk themselves. They usually hang up after that.
(I know this is off-topic but don't really care).
"Last night I had this crazy dream where I was eating flannel cakes. When I woke up, the blanket was gone!"
I think the car analogy of that one is this: "Last night I dremt I was a muffler, and I woke up exhausted!"
I'm not sure that I get it. At least you didn't call it an emulator ;)
Don't say religion when you only mean Christianity. For example, Jews and Muslims don't believe the Earth is only 6000 years old, neither do Hindus or Buddhists.
That's why the Jewish calendar is currently year 5772?
If you find a error in a textbook, would that cause you to lose all trust in its whole content?
Yes. When Judge Judy catches someone in a lie, it puts their whole testimony under question.
It is certainly not an enumerated power and does not give the federal government unlimited power to "promoting the general Welfare" or "insure domestic Tranquility".
Perhaps the federal government should try to go around tranquilizing everybody in the country. That would certainly help to insure domestic tranquility.
the author of the Pauline epistles
Wouldn't that be Paul? :)
If you can prove we weren't the "chosen ones" or you can ultimately prove what actually created the universe and create life from nothing in a scientific way, a LOT of religious people will be disappointed.
Actually, I doubt too many religious people will be very disappointed, as their religious beliefs likely transcend their science beliefs. The "proof" would likely be rejected at first, but eventually creep into some religions, maybe even try to live alongside with it. There are, I hear, religious people who do actually believe the evolution theory, and try to fit it in with creation, somehow or other.
Hmm i wonder how i would describe 4500000 miles? thats not a nice number. but 450k miles isn't technically correct either.
I personally would call it "four and a half million miles" - not some number of megamiles or kilomiles.
Finnish his degree. And ideally move to another country ...
I'm thinking, maybe Finland?