It was Whole Foods' obligation to get the highest price they could. Unless they have proof that they at least did some sort of timely analysis the management could be liable.
I was in Phoenix when they closed the airport due to temperature. I think it was 1990. The problem was their printed charts for how much runway they needed for a certain temperature only went up to about 120F and it was over that, so legally (or insurance-wise) they couldn't fly.
I took my machine to the doctor's office once to see how accurate it was. Two or three machines in the office kept reading higher than mine. I insisted on having a nurse take it by hand and that one matched my machine almost exactly. They claimed their office machines were calibrated periodically.
Same here, except I think the 026 was the keypunch machine. i was on an IBM 1620 computer. The language was actually called "WITRAN" IIRC, a subset of FORTRAN, and we ran that deck ahead of our programs.
I managed to get the root password on a Unix system to include a backspace. Then the login program wouldn't take it.
It was Whole Foods' obligation to get the highest price they could. Unless they have proof that they at least did some sort of timely analysis the management could be liable.
Not to worry, Martin Shkreli will buy it and reduce the cost. Oh wait.
But I need my internet-connected toilet.
Yeah, do we now have to say "Hit him upside the head with a clue-by-three-point-five"?
So they will be directing their next films from a carbonite wall?
I was in Phoenix when they closed the airport due to temperature. I think it was 1990. The problem was their printed charts for how much runway they needed for a certain temperature only went up to about 120F and it was over that, so legally (or insurance-wise) they couldn't fly.
I just got a new LG dishwasher. I elected not to get the Wifi enabled model.
I took my machine to the doctor's office once to see how accurate it was. Two or three machines in the office kept reading higher than mine. I insisted on having a nurse take it by hand and that one matched my machine almost exactly. They claimed their office machines were calibrated periodically.
Open the pod bay doors HAR.
A Golden Shower with a shaky hand?
The first long distance telephone line was in California. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
H and P.
Is this the company the British Airways outsourced to?
since screens have 2 dimensions?
Blame the Russian Hackers.
I have long thought someone should dust off Inferno and update it for smartphones. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Ron Swanson? Izzat you?
At a small company I used to work for, when the boss's wife came in we would say "here comes the NMI".
I know a guy who wrote most of a mag tape driver in COBOL with a few calls to assembly language in th 1970s. I think it was on an HP minicomputer.
The article was written by a college compsci professor. Probably never did any real programming.
"being cleaver"
Beaver? I told you not to hang around with the Eddie Haskell.
Same here, except I think the 026 was the keypunch machine. i was on an IBM 1620 computer. The language was actually called "WITRAN" IIRC, a subset of FORTRAN, and we ran that deck ahead of our programs.
Maybe they can sentence the OP to 20 years of remedial high school civics.
And Mexico will pay for the Yuge American Spiders.