Even if current employees don't see a dime of the damages, the ruling should affect all current and future employees who should now be better assured that they will get a competitive salary. If employers fail to compensate their employees fairly, there is now the ability to switch employers freely, like the law requires.
Sing also wrote a great book on Fermat's Last Theorem that was a very interesting read.
It (obviously) told the story of Fermat and his theorem as well as the mathematicians and their strategies that have tried to prove it through history.
I had to read the whole summary and all the way to the second paragraph of the linked article to find out that SA = South Africa (not San Antonio or Santa Ana) or any other SA location.
Even there, it was very ambiguous. It says "They have advertised for South African personnel so the chances..."
Ok, a number of you have pointed out that this list is not representative of Myspace users because it came from a phishing site.
You make the assumption that there is another class of myspace user that is smart (at least smart enough to recoginze it as a phishing site or to avoid being phished at all).
From the massive amounts of stupid crap I've seen so far on myspace, I would say that you're making a pretty big assumption.
I took a "History of Math" class in college (Michigan Tech) as well.
Mine was one of the best classes that I had in all of college. It opened my eyes to a variety of new concepts and ways of thinking.
I just finnished reading "The Music of the Primes" (definatly a geek themed book) by Marcus du Sautoy. It definatly reminded me of that class and the interesting themes we followed.
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Even if current employees don't see a dime of the damages, the ruling should affect all current and future employees who should now be better assured that they will get a competitive salary. If employers fail to compensate their employees fairly, there is now the ability to switch employers freely, like the law requires.
Sing also wrote a great book on Fermat's Last Theorem that was a very interesting read.
It (obviously) told the story of Fermat and his theorem as well as the mathematicians and their strategies that have tried to prove it through history.
This is true; Absolute Zero is -237.15 C.
The History Eraser Button from Ren and Stimpy, Hands Down.
Don't Touch It!!
You Fool.
The article makes this sound very promising.
It may very well be the leap that keeps battery technology ahead of ultra-capacitors for the foreseeable future.
I'm partial to Text Twist.
For those youngsters on here, Windows 95 was codenamed Chicago before its release.
I had to read the whole summary and all the way to the second paragraph of the linked article to find out that SA = South Africa (not San Antonio or Santa Ana) or any other SA location.
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Even there, it was very ambiguous. It says "They have advertised for South African personnel so the chances
Holy teal deer!
Could that article have been any longer?
the land of vikings, reindeer, Aurora Borealis and cute blond girls.'
North Korea?
Yeah, that 14 TeV has to be the energy of the particles, not the entire consumption of the machine.
.623 pico kw-hr (6.23 x 10^-13).
BTW, the energy consumption of the machine would never be measured in Watts (the SI unit of POWER). It may be listed in kw-hr though.
My TI-85 tells me that 14 Tev is about
We'll send him cheesy movies.
The worst we can find.
(la la la)
He'll have to sit and watch them all
Then We'll monitor his mind.
(la la la)
Now keep in mind Charles can't control
Where the movies begin or end
(la la la)
Because he used those special parts
To make his Clippy friends.
A 4GB flash jumpdrive currently goes for about $80.00S B-FLASH-MEMORY-PENDRIVE_W0QQitemZ320066574635QQcmd ZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/TRANSCEND-JETFLASH-V30-4-GB-U
Ignoring the mark-up and extra cost of the casing, usb chip and hardware, etc. that works out to $1600 for 80GB.
That's pretty far from "the better part of $5k or so"
Yeah, who are we to criticize.
It's not like we're the ones paying for it....
This is exactly the kind of thing that is necessary for a verifiable and secure system, the toughest part will be winning-over the public though.
Ok, a number of you have pointed out that this list is not representative of Myspace users because it came from a phishing site.
You make the assumption that there is another class of myspace user that is smart (at least smart enough to recoginze it as a phishing site or to avoid being phished at all).
From the massive amounts of stupid crap I've seen so far on myspace, I would say that you're making a pretty big assumption.
Just how fast is 300KM/t?
So, now the program that "Doesn't exist" doesn't exist any more.
You say this like they aren't there already.
I took a "History of Math" class in college (Michigan Tech) as well.
Mine was one of the best classes that I had in all of college. It opened my eyes to a variety of new concepts and ways of thinking.
I just finnished reading "The Music of the Primes" (definatly a geek themed book) by Marcus du Sautoy. It definatly reminded me of that class and the interesting themes we followed.
Wow, some people will NEVER warm up to the ./, jokes.
I'd be interested to see the nanopeople that wear EB's nanopants.
System Userd ID's and passwords
ID password description
root sc0root1 system admin ID
scoid sc0cmvc1 cmvc ID
I like how they spelled SCO sc0
What makes you think that they only work one shift?
5 day work weeks, Ha!
The april fools stories are just getting worse and worse.