I'll bet after it gets tagged by a drunk in a Durango, then it *really* looks like a squashed milk carton. Plus the E46 probably qualifies for ULEV status anyhow.
Wow, meatspace trolling, what a concept! I guess that would be kind of like at Thanksgiving dinner after Uncle Eddie's got a six pack of beer inside him, and you oh-so-innocently mention what a great Social Security system we have here in America.
but I do not think of HP as a sleazeball company. They make high quality products for fair prices, treat their employees reasonably well, and you never hear about Chinese 6-year-olds assembling LJ4100's in a sweatshop someplace.
So, why are they pulling this scam? Is it a change in corporate culture? Is HP actually evil, with a thin chocolaty covering? Is it actually a fair tactic? Is it a manufacturing or shipping issue?
Agreed. Plus, this sounds like some bad Cosmo article headline:
Eight Technologies That Will Change the World Eight Makeup Tricks to Make You Look Thinner Eight Ways to Keep Your Man Interested Eight Hot Looks for Summer
Sony has revenues of about $20 billion. In its best year Netscape had revenues of about half a billion dollars. Additionally, Sony has been an expert manufacturer for years and knows how to control costs, while Microsoft is a long term player in the software business, and hasn't ever had variable costs before. Sure, sure, Microsoft doesn't fight fair, but in this arena they don't have much of an advantage and will not bankrupt Sony. Duh.
On the wall in my hotel lobby I saw this really cool "AT&T" slot machine with a phone attached. I kept putting in quarters and never won anything or got any money back. Phreakers have obviously hacked the slots too!
He writes for periodicals, I think it's safe to stereotype him.
Clive Thompson probably:
wears a battered Fedora with a press card in it wears $90 suits has a nervous tic has quit smoking more than four times uses a Remington typewriter has a lively sex life last had sex with a partner in 1999 goes to press events where there will be free food goes to *a lot* of press events where there will be free hard liquor knows how to get a parking ticket fixed has bad teeth and halitosis graduated from a large state university plagiarizes about half his work
Definitely its best . When you do something incredibly stupid, you deserve to suffer from your mistake. If this was done under a command economy, the taxpayer-citizens would be throwing money down that rat-hole for years to come. I have no sympathy for the managers, employees, or investors.
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>> It looks like a squashed milk carton.
I'll bet after it gets tagged by a drunk in a Durango, then it *really* looks like a squashed milk carton. Plus the E46 probably qualifies for ULEV status anyhow.
that somewhere a big-ass diesel is creating the energy to run my HO gauge layout. It's got a freaky symmetry to it.
I recommend "Math For Total Retards" seeing as how the original interlocutor was to stupid to figure out he/she could learn from a book.
please include a pause button. The first person who holds up my grocery line while he finishes up a level will get beaten to death with a baguette.
"Lets just say I know how to make any band sound like The Who." -- Ox
Having been to both Scotland and Roswell, I can unequivovally say that Scotland is by far the better tourist destination.
The Google image search is wonderful, but shouldn't that have been called Ogle?
Wow, meatspace trolling, what a concept! I guess that would be kind of like at Thanksgiving dinner after Uncle Eddie's got a six pack of beer inside him, and you oh-so-innocently mention what a great Social Security system we have here in America.
That's a poor analogy because,
1. Radio is not play-on-demand.
2. Radio only provides access to the most popular track(s) on an album.
1. What ugly view did it cover up?
and
2. What did the neighbors build to keep from having to look at the back of the project?
And don't forget friction!
In case people care to see the rest of the database:
Username: navne
Password: passord
>> I want to find the answer I'm looking for and absorb it in the shortest possible amount of time.
A good index helps a lot. Most manuals don't have robust enough indecies.
>> Of course you can mentally substitute U.S. 110 volts for Australian 220 volts wherever necessary...
Holy S#!t! And I thought the Canadian exchange rate was bad!
>> Drilling in Alaska shows a complete lack of planning for the future generations at best, a complete disregard for them at worst.
Screw the future generations. What have they ever done for us? Er, um, uh...
but I do not think of HP as a sleazeball company. They make high quality products for fair prices, treat their employees reasonably well, and you never hear about Chinese 6-year-olds assembling LJ4100's in a sweatshop someplace.
So, why are they pulling this scam? Is it a change in corporate culture? Is HP actually evil, with a thin chocolaty covering? Is it actually a fair tactic? Is it a manufacturing or shipping issue?
Insight please...
Agreed. Plus, this sounds like some bad Cosmo article headline:
Eight Technologies That Will Change the World
Eight Makeup Tricks to Make You Look Thinner
Eight Ways to Keep Your Man Interested
Eight Hot Looks for Summer
swfnews.com seeks swmnews.com for long term relationship. Must like long walks on the beach, holding hands, and kittens. No headgames or posers.
Sony has revenues of about $20 billion. In its best year Netscape had revenues of about half a billion dollars. Additionally, Sony has been an expert manufacturer for years and knows how to control costs, while Microsoft is a long term player in the software business, and hasn't ever had variable costs before. Sure, sure, Microsoft doesn't fight fair, but in this arena they don't have much of an advantage and will not bankrupt Sony. Duh.
On the wall in my hotel lobby I saw this really cool "AT&T" slot machine with a phone attached. I kept putting in quarters and never won anything or got any money back. Phreakers have obviously hacked the slots too!
>> Microsoft has suddenly changed the privacy preferences for all Hotmail users.
Yeah, well Microsoft can suck my ass!
It's a hell of a good joke, some fine craftsmanship, and a poke at authority. Perhaps that's enough to call it art.
He writes for periodicals, I think it's safe to stereotype him.
Clive Thompson probably:
wears a battered Fedora with a press card in it
wears $90 suits
has a nervous tic
has quit smoking more than four times
uses a Remington typewriter
has a lively sex life
last had sex with a partner in 1999
goes to press events where there will be free food
goes to *a lot* of press events where there will be free hard liquor
knows how to get a parking ticket fixed
has bad teeth and halitosis
graduated from a large state university
plagiarizes about half his work
Doctors (in America at least) are already factory workers. Medical school wouldn't have saved you from the drone farm.
Definitely its best . When you do something incredibly stupid, you deserve to suffer from your mistake. If this was done under a command economy, the taxpayer-citizens would be throwing money down that rat-hole for years to come. I have no sympathy for the managers, employees, or investors.