Why are we tampering with God's will? It people are getting cancer, doesn't it mean he wants them to? I think this is slippery slope. God obviously put cancers into the world because of His ultimate plan, do you really want to mess with God's plan? How are you rationalizing this? Why do you think you have a better plan than God?
Wait, you mean you can use past data to try to predict future events under certain assumptions, and sometimes it works? Someone should generalize this into some sort of academic discipline!
You do realize something can be a former X without precluding it from being a future X. IBM may have been the first great software company, but it does not follow that it will not be the next great software company. Is that your assertion? Grover Cleveland may beg to differ.
But you're talking about two completely different situations. To an extent, I agree with your example. Taking action can lead to influencing decisions in politics. Unfortunately, that's not at all why "Microsoft should fear Apple".
Since then he's received hundreds of messages from readers who've also made the switch.
The problem is, he hasn't received millions of emails from people who haven't made the switch. This is why "buzz" is misleading instead of using real data. Maybe the "buzz" leads to more people switching to Apple, but if you don't actually measure it, how would you know??
why can't the phone they're working on be the iphone? also, i wouldn't say the "head of google in portugal" making an off-handed comment really counts as "publicizing" it.
Adding to the issues of your arrogant post, let me point out that the differences in ramifacations in a blind faith that says people will spend the rest of time in a fiery pit for disagreeing with you, versus the ramifications of this claim, seem to be obvious.
It was a pleasant surprise to see an open source project, OpenNMS, win the Gold in their Network and IT Management Platforms category.
Wow, thank you thank you. I can't believe I'm up here. To be even nominated in this category along with such greats as HP OpenView and IBM Tivoli was honor enough. I need to thank so many people. First the programmers, without you none of this could have happened. My project managers brozow, dhustace, and tarus, you've been so great. How can I forget sourceforge for hosting out project? Wow, we've worked so hard on this for so long, to finally be recognized is so wonderful. I can't forget my parents, thanks mom and dad. And Richard Stallman, without you, none of this open-source stuff would have taken off thanks. It's been so hard, but I think you really like me, you really do like me.
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Why are we tampering with God's will? It people are getting cancer, doesn't it mean he wants them to? I think this is slippery slope. God obviously put cancers into the world because of His ultimate plan, do you really want to mess with God's plan? How are you rationalizing this? Why do you think you have a better plan than God?
I hate dancing baloney on a web page, and doubly so when it's for useless, distracting, intrusive advertising.
Is there any other kind of dancing baloney?
Is it just me, or is this one of the most random Slashdot articles ever posted? A link to Chapter 8 of an IBM manual on Unix development, really?
Wait, you mean you can use past data to try to predict future events under certain assumptions, and sometimes it works? Someone should generalize this into some sort of academic discipline!
You do realize something can be a former X without precluding it from being a future X. IBM may have been the first great software company, but it does not follow that it will not be the next great software company. Is that your assertion? Grover Cleveland may beg to differ.
I have had issues with Crank and Speed.
There are clinics to help you with that.
Have you ever encountered a situation where it really felt like the computer-controlled opponents were really thinking?
No, but I've rarely encountered games where it feels like my human opponents are really thinking, either.
But you're talking about two completely different situations. To an extent, I agree with your example. Taking action can lead to influencing decisions in politics. Unfortunately, that's not at all why "Microsoft should fear Apple".
Since then he's received hundreds of messages from readers who've also made the switch.
The problem is, he hasn't received millions of emails from people who haven't made the switch. This is why "buzz" is misleading instead of using real data. Maybe the "buzz" leads to more people switching to Apple, but if you don't actually measure it, how would you know??
Whenever something says 'unlimited', don't you just want to know, "What really is the limit?"
Isn't it killing you that you have 71 legit messages in there?
So, are the "Ask a[n] X" clips just slight rip-offs the The Onion's "Ask A ..." series? As an example, http://www.theonion.com/content/node/37412 .
That's because bad content is correlated with very large file sizes. Seriously, how long will this last?
Yes, ZatAoMM was the first thing I thought of when I read this, too. I'm going to read that book again.
If you don't have time to Read Thomas Kuhn's Structure of Scientific Revolutions, make time!
Or are people who are more likely to like taking risks the one's that are playing racing video games more often?
why can't the phone they're working on be the iphone? also, i wouldn't say the "head of google in portugal" making an off-handed comment really counts as "publicizing" it.
Adding to the issues of your arrogant post, let me point out that the differences in ramifacations in a blind faith that says people will spend the rest of time in a fiery pit for disagreeing with you, versus the ramifications of this claim, seem to be obvious.
And at that price, who can afford more than the occasional purchase?
The same people who can afford a PS3 or other device to play them in, and a TV that can take advantage of it?
Wholy crap..
Bad speller and a pun, or just bad speller?
It was a pleasant surprise to see an open source project, OpenNMS, win the Gold in their Network and IT Management Platforms category.
Wow, thank you thank you. I can't believe I'm up here. To be even nominated in this category along with such greats as HP OpenView and IBM Tivoli was honor enough. I need to thank so many people. First the programmers, without you none of this could have happened. My project managers brozow, dhustace, and tarus, you've been so great. How can I forget sourceforge for hosting out project? Wow, we've worked so hard on this for so long, to finally be recognized is so wonderful. I can't forget my parents, thanks mom and dad. And Richard Stallman, without you, none of this open-source stuff would have taken off thanks. It's been so hard, but I think you really like me, you really do like me.
"Science" is easy when you've already stated your conclusion, and then you look for evidence to support it.
Common question and answer on CNN lately with the James Cameron documentary:
Question to some god fanatic: Is there any evidence that anyone could show you to convince you Jesus wasn't a god?
A: No.
There it is in a terrible little nutshell.
Groovy.
How is this in any way awe-inspiring?
It was designed to do this. It was implemented. It worked.
You answered your own question!
Read The Frepen Manual.