Actually, there are quite a few people that claim we're evolving forward into higher life forms. Most of them call themselves "evolutionists" or more coloquially, "scientists".
Buddy, If ignorance were cornflakes, you'd be General Mills.
If you ask me, we're quite pompous to assume that we're evolving to be more intelligent as time goes forward, just because we don't see evidence of the ancients being as advanced as we are
We're not going to ask you. Nobody assumes we're becoming more intelligent. We're more advanced because we learn. And once writing was figured out we were able to progress much more quickly.
Having said that, a real quote from Mr. Barnum.
"EGRESS!, Twenty-five cents."
That's not quite right. He had the problem of getting people to leave a sideshow building, as there was no natural "end" to the show. So he painted a door with the words "This way to the egress." He didn't charge people to leave, he just wanted them out so he could let in the next crowd.
I do not know what you regard as "new" and "innovative", not to speak of "technology".
He's using sarcasm to make the point that what MS is just now trotting out has in fact existed in several places for several years. And that that's innovation, Microsoft style.
Helps if the URL doesnt have a space in it. Hmm.. slashdot seems to be mangling it.
How To Make a Clickable URL 1. Type <a href = ""> 2. Insert the URL between the quotation marks. 3. To the right of the closing angle bracket, type the text you'd like the link to say. 4. Finish with </a>
No, you are not a techno geek if you cannot get your windows machine stable.
He didn't say he was a techno geek. He's a typical person trying to get his work done. And why does he have "get it" stable? Why isn't it already that way?
TAKE A COURSE IN MS OFFICE!
If he has to take a course to learn how to use bullets in a word processor, something's wrong with that software.
This is one of the times in your life that defines you. It's easy to behave yourself when the consequences of not doing so are severe. But comporting yourself well when you behaving badly is easy is a mark of strong personal character.
Also similar to the "I didn't know smoking was bad for me" argument
Except that the University (presumably) didn't place ads showing beautiful people having a wonderful time and enjoying life because they were downloading papers off the internet.
Seems to me that none of those cases had anything to do with the fact that it was helium. The two kids sucked on the end of a pressurized tank. Even it had been filled with air they could have had problems.
The other guy passed out from lack of oxygen. Again, nothing to do with it being helium; the problem was that he didn't have any air. Well, yeah.
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I think the OP intended to write capitalize, not capitulate.
And ironically, that loose warranty can only be tightened by the manufacturer.
Me neither. But maybe your first sentence is a clue.
Buddy, If ignorance were cornflakes, you'd be General Mills.
We're not going to ask you. Nobody assumes we're becoming more intelligent. We're more advanced because we learn. And once writing was figured out we were able to progress much more quickly.
"EGRESS!, Twenty-five cents."
That's not quite right. He had the problem of getting people to leave a sideshow building, as there was no natural "end" to the show. So he painted a door with the words "This way to the egress." He didn't charge people to leave, he just wanted them out so he could let in the next crowd.
Well, yeah. That's how looking for something works. Until you find it, every place you looked was wrong.
He's using sarcasm to make the point that what MS is just now trotting out has in fact existed in several places for several years. And that that's innovation, Microsoft style.
How To Make a Clickable URL
1. Type <a href = "">
2. Insert the URL between the quotation marks.
3. To the right of the closing angle bracket, type the text you'd like the link to say.
4. Finish with </a>
Done.
P.S. No ...Profit!!! jokes, please.
"techno geek" should have been "wizard hacker." Lazy copy and paste by me.
He didn't say he was a techno geek. He's a typical person trying to get his work done. And why does he have "get it" stable? Why isn't it already that way?
TAKE A COURSE IN MS OFFICE!
If he has to take a course to learn how to use bullets in a word processor, something's wrong with that software.
You're saying that without Airport support it's not useful? That's a rather narrow definition of useful.
Odor or not, it's accurate.
San Jose, CR?
This is one of the times in your life that defines you. It's easy to behave yourself when the consequences of not doing so are severe. But comporting yourself well when you behaving badly is easy is a mark of strong personal character.
Wait, I didn't tell that right.
They should use underrated, then.
Except that the University (presumably) didn't place ads showing beautiful people having a wonderful time and enjoying life because they were downloading papers off the internet.
Piquepaille piqued a paille of piquiled peepers.
If Piquepaille piqued a paille of piquiled peepers,
how many piques of piquiled peepers did Piquepaille pique?
Badly coded apps do not make anything but themselves unstable. A badly coded module makes every program unstable.
OK, in that sense any program is modifiable. Heck, with enough effort a Windows installer could be modded to install Linux instead.
Perhaps you missed this part of the introduction: "...the placement of most locations is arbitrary..."
You're right about the Burns' thing, though.
Well, if it isn't rocket science then what good would that do?
What is this anything thing of which you speak? Sounds like Dr. Suess:
It's the anything thing
this thing that I bring.
Use it for surfing
use it to sing.
The other guy passed out from lack of oxygen. Again, nothing to do with it being helium; the problem was that he didn't have any air. Well, yeah.