I've done some minor projects on multiple houses from 10-30 years old, and I can tell you *nothing* was square. flooring I put in had to be cut at weird angles when I got to some corners. a bookshelf supposed to be flush to the wall assumed that the wall didn't bulge out.
I know some of it was due to the house settling and/or foundation issues. But the beer can underneath the cabinet floor is more of a reason i think.
I have family there. They said no information on the TV, nothing on the radio. I think the time it started contributed, all of the newscasts had already ended.
with Doom. I remember him working through the levels on nightmare mode working his way down through the weapons. So the final games he played were only using his fists.
He said the trick was to maximize the screen so he couldn't see his health, that way he didn't hesitate.
Prior to that, we would play deathmatch over the two phone lines we had. Before long, I would only agree to play him if I got the "fast" 486SX and he played on the 386. And he couldn't use the damn rocket launcher.
i'm all for it if they can stop running over my lawn in the alleyway. or at least alternate, they never seem to run over the lawn of my neighbor across the alley. ever.
Years ago I realized that while the members of the US version of The Office were using the same Cisco Phones I had at the office, except that the labels on all of them were ridiculously huge.
personally, i have trouble remembering stuff that happened recently, no matter how memorable it may seem at the time. for those moments, i'm glad i took copious amounts of photos.
heck, looking back at pictures of when i was a teen, half of them i can't remember the actual event happening.
so yeah, take as many photos as you can stand, *then* sit back and enjoy what's happening.
i play "words with friends" with a guy from work, we usually have two or three games going at once.
at the start, i'd played for awhile before he started playing. i trounced him.
after awhile, he picked up on most of the words, and we were almost even in wins.
later, as we each developed new (to us) tricks and strategies, we would leapfrog ahead of the other.
now, its really down to luck of the draw. we each use the same tricks and strategies, and its reflected when one of us has say a string of turns with no vowels present. or tons of high-point letters, but no where left to play them at the end of the game.
yeah, gotta agree. without the methodology, no one will use it. plus, if the users don't even have admin on their machine, good luck installing stuff and keeping it installed when the real IT department finds out.
go for the offline solution like a whiteboard. put it in a location where everyone has to pass at least once a day, or in a meeting room where everyone goes to update it together on a regular basis.
either way, make a point to use it and stick with it, but be flexible enough to make changes to the methodology if it isn't working.
we..er..a friend of mine has a smaller dog who rolls over to get his belly rubbed for anyone. but if the front door is closed and he hears something outside, he goes nuts barking.
he also barks at the wind blowing, his shadow, and when we open the door and wake him from his nap. and the A/C unit coming on. and when i move too suddenly when he's asleep on my lap.
to start something you're not sure you can finish. i wrote a framework in perl to generate some pdf reports, complete with graphs and automated text. took me quite a while, and a lot of "i'll come back to this part later". i went from the script being used to piece together bash/shell commands, to it doing everything.
but the point is, i kept at it. taking a little part at a time and futzing around with it till it worked a little better.
yeah, but whose head? if anyone, it'll be the guy who let him pass. the one earning $10 an hour. big deal. his supervisor (earning $12/hr), maybe gets written up. their manager? a stern talking to. that's it.
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I've done some minor projects on multiple houses from 10-30 years old, and I can tell you *nothing* was square. flooring I put in had to be cut at weird angles when I got to some corners. a bookshelf supposed to be flush to the wall assumed that the wall didn't bulge out.
I know some of it was due to the house settling and/or foundation issues. But the beer can underneath the cabinet floor is more of a reason i think.
I have family there. They said no information on the TV, nothing on the radio. I think the time it started contributed, all of the newscasts had already ended.
PasswordSafe has an overall policy, but you can override it per password to match a site's specific requirements.
i've heard you don't need to turn on that red light.
Sweet Home is what I use. Works great, backs up from my kids, the wife, and mine.
with Doom. I remember him working through the levels on nightmare mode working his way down through the weapons. So the final games he played were only using his fists. He said the trick was to maximize the screen so he couldn't see his health, that way he didn't hesitate. Prior to that, we would play deathmatch over the two phone lines we had. Before long, I would only agree to play him if I got the "fast" 486SX and he played on the 386. And he couldn't use the damn rocket launcher.
damnit, Internet! This is why we can't have nice things!
By Grabthar's Hammer, by the suns of Warvan, you shall be avenged
or on another planet, like with the famous band Disaster Area, the engineers could control the robots from within the safety of a concrete bunker.
i'm all for it if they can stop running over my lawn in the alleyway. or at least alternate, they never seem to run over the lawn of my neighbor across the alley. ever.
Years ago I realized that while the members of the US version of The Office were using the same Cisco Phones I had at the office, except that the labels on all of them were ridiculously huge.
personally, i have trouble remembering stuff that happened recently, no matter how memorable it may seem at the time. for those moments, i'm glad i took copious amounts of photos. heck, looking back at pictures of when i was a teen, half of them i can't remember the actual event happening. so yeah, take as many photos as you can stand, *then* sit back and enjoy what's happening.
inlimitless?
I don't know if you wanna trust the safety of my divorce proceedings to some... silicon diode...
i play "words with friends" with a guy from work, we usually have two or three games going at once. at the start, i'd played for awhile before he started playing. i trounced him. after awhile, he picked up on most of the words, and we were almost even in wins. later, as we each developed new (to us) tricks and strategies, we would leapfrog ahead of the other. now, its really down to luck of the draw. we each use the same tricks and strategies, and its reflected when one of us has say a string of turns with no vowels present. or tons of high-point letters, but no where left to play them at the end of the game.
yeah, gotta agree. without the methodology, no one will use it. plus, if the users don't even have admin on their machine, good luck installing stuff and keeping it installed when the real IT department finds out.
go for the offline solution like a whiteboard. put it in a location where everyone has to pass at least once a day, or in a meeting room where everyone goes to update it together on a regular basis.
either way, make a point to use it and stick with it, but be flexible enough to make changes to the methodology if it isn't working.
this site has gone titsup.
it's "turbo_bttn"
3 management that decides to muck about on the work site
Can i get a hard hat for the office?
several lies here.
1) you have a wife. c'mon, this is slashdot.
2) you have a girlfriend. see above.
3) you bought porn. really?
If I offer to sell you "unlimited" beers from my fridge for $50 a month,
uh. that's not a car analogy. where's my freakin' car analogy?!
...without taking the color of their skin or their nationality into consideration...
I think that's only because his species are color blind.
we..er..a friend of mine has a smaller dog who rolls over to get his belly rubbed for anyone. but if the front door is closed and he hears something outside, he goes nuts barking. he also barks at the wind blowing, his shadow, and when we open the door and wake him from his nap. and the A/C unit coming on. and when i move too suddenly when he's asleep on my lap.
to start something you're not sure you can finish. i wrote a framework in perl to generate some pdf reports, complete with graphs and automated text. took me quite a while, and a lot of "i'll come back to this part later". i went from the script being used to piece together bash/shell commands, to it doing everything.
but the point is, i kept at it. taking a little part at a time and futzing around with it till it worked a little better.
yeah, but whose head? if anyone, it'll be the guy who let him pass. the one earning $10 an hour. big deal. his supervisor (earning $12/hr), maybe gets written up. their manager? a stern talking to. that's it.