So by using this program, we can take the collected works of William Shakespeare, some of the most well known, influential, respected, and inspiring pieces of literature in humankind's history and turn it into...drum roll...a series of boring, lifeless graphs. As if Cliff notes weren't bad enough.
I wonder how many Windows users, would, if they read your post, say "Hey, what a great idea!".
Reminds me of a Dilbert cartoon. Dilbert jokingly tells the PHB that in order to get more customers they should start a massive spamming campaign. When Dilbert goes home, Dogbert says "You look like someone who was just put in charge of his own sarcastic suggestion."
"We are willing to wipe the slate clean, to give you a fresh start and all we are asking in return is your cooperation in bringing a known terrorist to justice."
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I prefer a rubber chicken. Less messy, and kinder to animals.:)
"Attention, this is Principal Skinner, your principal, with a message from the Principal's Office. All students please proceed immediately to an assembly in the Butthead Memorial Auditorium.
Dammit, I wish we hadn't let the students name that one."
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According to the article, the billboard analyzes patterns to find out what ads to display at what time of day; it doesn't change for every car that comes down the road:
"Using the information collected by the Mobiltrak device, Future Ford knows that on weekdays that stretch of I-80 carries a lot of drivers who listen to country-and-western stations, so that's when the dealership advertises the Ford F-150, a popular pickup truck. Evening drivers, Mobiltrak has found, are more apt to listen to talk radio and adult contemporary, so they see ads for Tauruses and Escorts"
...in other news, Microsoft released a statement which said that the Pope is Catholic...
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So this guy feels LavaSoft is being "unfair" by having AdAware target his program? What's this guys next target going to be, the Add/remove programs applet in the Windows Control Panel?
I wonder why no one has done a Wheel of Time mini-series? *ducks* (for the humor impaired, no, this isn't a serious intuiry)
So by using this program, we can take the collected works of William Shakespeare, some of the most well known, influential, respected, and inspiring pieces of literature in humankind's history and turn it into...drum roll...a series of boring, lifeless graphs. As if Cliff notes weren't bad enough.
The question is, of course, "what do you get if you multiply six by nine". But somehow I doubt that was what Shakespeare had in mind.
I wonder how many Windows users, would, if they read your post, say "Hey, what a great idea!". Reminds me of a Dilbert cartoon. Dilbert jokingly tells the PHB that in order to get more customers they should start a massive spamming campaign. When Dilbert goes home, Dogbert says "You look like someone who was just put in charge of his own sarcastic suggestion."
I'm no Microsoft lover, but Bill Gates actually never said that.
"We are willing to wipe the slate clean, to give you a fresh start and all we are asking in return is your cooperation in bringing a known terrorist to justice."
I prefer a rubber chicken. Less messy, and kinder to animals. :)
"Attention, this is Principal Skinner, your principal, with a message from the Principal's Office. All students please proceed immediately to an assembly in the Butthead Memorial Auditorium.
Dammit, I wish we hadn't let the students name that one."
According to the article, the billboard analyzes patterns to find out what ads to display at what time of day; it doesn't change for every car that comes down the road:
"Using the information collected by the Mobiltrak device, Future Ford knows that on weekdays that stretch of I-80 carries a lot of drivers who listen to country-and-western stations, so that's when the dealership advertises the Ford F-150, a popular pickup truck. Evening drivers, Mobiltrak has found, are more apt to listen to talk radio and adult contemporary, so they see ads for Tauruses and Escorts"
I work for MCI doing customer service, and they're already tesing door to door sales for long distance service in order to get around the DNC list.
...before someone patents the process opf patenting?
Madnick said the diagram showed how Windows was like a "house of cards" [emphasis mine] that could collapse if any of the pieces were removed.
Hmmm...well, I suppose that's partly true. Windows, like a house of cards, is prone to crashing suddenly.
...in other news, Microsoft released a statement which said that the Pope is Catholic...
So this guy feels LavaSoft is being "unfair" by having AdAware target his program? What's this guys next target going to be, the Add/remove programs applet in the Windows Control Panel?