That schmuck Ashcroft reminds me of that android that short-circuited in the middle of the movie Heavy Metal. I hope some alines would come down and haul his ass back to the repair shop.
Wow, that clown John Dvorak still around? It's good that he's thumping some Word alternatives but I never trusted that guy. There has been solutions out for a long time and now he's coming out to advocate them? A little too late if you ask me. I think he's just trying to drum up some writing business.
What a great target for the evil virus/worms writers. Maybe this will get some people to start writing some stuff to target the software controls for the 'case color'. Make the case strobe in weird colors or randomly change the colors at random times.
I guess the main reason is that the damn thing is still cranking out incredible images and has a huge waiting list. Besides I consider the so called ditching solution by O'Keefe to be extremely lazy. If the replacement is so inexpensive, why not eventually have both devices serving the scientific community?
>> A gentelman like Mr. Goglia is also not in the postition of having to drop down to a $6.75/hr. salary, he may fly an airplane as well as a helicopter, such advanced skills innately implying noncompeting skills as well
That's not a very good comparison. There is a huge skillset difference between flying a plane and a helicopter. You might as well ask a Dentist for whom just lost his/her job to suddenly become a Neurosurgeon since it's a non-competing skill set.
Right, it was kept that way to support the dreaded Swiss heavy bicycle brigades. Too bad they finalyl retired that unit. Maybe the roads will go to hell now?
According to the jury after the trial, the stage show which the defense lawyer put on by donning the suit really didn't prove anything. I believe they let the guy off the hook since there is no evidence that the defendant was really under the mask. What I found funny was that the defense lawyer also moonlights as a Disney character at the parks.:D
It all just sounds like an "extended" boot-camp. Besides that, that so called university is getting all the software for free but they're still charging a ton of money to take their cram courses.
Maybe it'll be easier for people to choose their candidate if there is a 'political scorcard' which lists all their lobby groups that they whored themselves out to? Then people really know the candidate's political roadplan if they're elected.
What an outlandish claim. This type of announcement reminds me of similar claims by Doomsday Churchs on precise dates when the Earth will be destroyed.
I use to have a lot of respect for the New York Times but now they've begun a new policy in watering down their content. That's right, they been adding fluff and dumbing down articles in order to attract new customers.....women. The Wall Street Journal has already been doing this for awhile now so the NYT has decided to ape them. Shame on both papers.
Are these the same Mexican officials that buy stolen SUV & Luxury cars from America? You should see all the US Border videotapes of car thieves that blow past the checkpoints with stolen cars. For some strange reason, a lot of these stolen vechicles find their way into the hands of government officials.
I wonder what the political landscape would look and act if they outlawed legal bribes from lobby groups. Shouldn't politicians be listening to the individual voters instead of whoring themselves off to deep pocketed corporations?
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So Gore was VP in 1969? Now I'm throughly confused.
Just like when Epson started selling Zip-100 drives. Funky seeing a white Zip drive. :D
>> busting a pot smoker
I like how the Republicans put out those anti-drug ads stating that drug money was being funneled to terrorists groups. What a load of crap.
That schmuck Ashcroft reminds me of that android that short-circuited in the middle of the movie Heavy Metal. I hope some alines would come down and haul his ass back to the repair shop.
We're talking about the same lame country that allowed 15,000+ people die because they thought air conditioning wasn't a good idea. Viva La Stupidity!
Wow, that clown John Dvorak still around? It's good that he's thumping some Word alternatives but I never trusted that guy. There has been solutions out for a long time and now he's coming out to advocate them? A little too late if you ask me. I think he's just trying to drum up some writing business.
What a great target for the evil virus/worms writers. Maybe this will get some people to start writing some stuff to target the software controls for the 'case color'. Make the case strobe in weird colors or randomly change the colors at random times.
>>Ditching it may be stupid, but this is crazy.
I guess the main reason is that the damn thing is still cranking out incredible images and has a huge waiting list. Besides I consider the so called ditching solution by O'Keefe to be extremely lazy. If the replacement is so inexpensive, why not eventually have both devices serving the scientific community?
I'm just happy that they decided not to ditch the Hubble.
>> A gentelman like Mr. Goglia is also not in the postition of having to drop down to a $6.75/hr. salary, he may fly an airplane as well as a helicopter, such advanced skills innately implying noncompeting skills as well
That's not a very good comparison. There is a huge skillset difference between flying a plane and a helicopter. You might as well ask a Dentist for whom just lost his/her job to suddenly become a Neurosurgeon since it's a non-competing skill set.
Simple solution for a simple question. Just purchase two more locks.
>>Switzerland has better roads than the USA
Right, it was kept that way to support the dreaded Swiss heavy bicycle brigades. Too bad they finalyl retired that unit. Maybe the roads will go to hell now?
According to the jury after the trial, the stage show which the defense lawyer put on by donning the suit really didn't prove anything. I believe they let the guy off the hook since there is no evidence that the defendant was really under the mask. What I found funny was that the defense lawyer also moonlights as a Disney character at the parks. :D
It all just sounds like an "extended" boot-camp. Besides that, that so called university is getting all the software for free but they're still charging a ton of money to take their cram courses.
Do they all come with "Fondle me Tigger" screensavers?
>> You mean I can't use Locksmith 6 or NibblesAway II anymore?
Feh, those cheapo products will never do. You need to use the venerable Edd v4.
>>Voting...by the people...democracy. Check!
Maybe it'll be easier for people to choose their candidate if there is a 'political scorcard' which lists all their lobby groups that they whored themselves out to? Then people really know the candidate's political roadplan if they're elected.
What an outlandish claim. This type of announcement reminds me of similar claims by Doomsday Churchs on precise dates when the Earth will be destroyed.
Screw the North Pole. The South Pole is where the fun is. Tons of blind albino penguins to play with.
>>that desktops where toys, and getting a minimal machine to do minimal tasks required a lot of $$ investment.
Like the introduction of the Mac with their Laser printer? Cool setup but pretty expensive.
Well in fact I do. When was the last time you picked up a NYT or WSJ? I've been reading both for the past 8-9 years daily.
I use to have a lot of respect for the New York Times but now they've begun a new policy in watering down their content. That's right, they been adding fluff and dumbing down articles in order to attract new customers.....women. The Wall Street Journal has already been doing this for awhile now so the NYT has decided to ape them. Shame on both papers.
Are these the same Mexican officials that buy stolen SUV & Luxury cars from America? You should see all the US Border videotapes of car thieves that blow past the checkpoints with stolen cars. For some strange reason, a lot of these stolen vechicles find their way into the hands of government officials.
I wonder what the political landscape would look and act if they outlawed legal bribes from lobby groups. Shouldn't politicians be listening to the individual voters instead of whoring themselves off to deep pocketed corporations?
>>corrupt lobbyist group
Don't you mean the corrupt and immoral politicians that accept the 'donations' from these sleazy lobbists?