Would you rather they fight for power within the common political system, or with guns as separate countries? Besides, the divisions you talk about also exist within the states, even Texas.
"Diversity" isn't bad, but there is no reason everyone should be forced to yield to everyone else when there are such profound differences in opinion, politics, and culture.
When the laws are done right, everyone gets along because everyone is free to make their own choices. Against abortion? Fine, don't get one. Don't like violent video games? Fine, don't buy or play them. Don't like nudity or bad language on TV? Fine, don't watch those programs.
All a misanthrope needs to do is sit back with a beer and watch humanity destroy themselves with their shallowness and stupidity.
Stupidity often burns me out too, but if we just sit back and do nothing we will run out of beer (and food, and clean air, etc.) and suffer greatly long before the end. So heave a sigh, shed a bitter tear, and roll up your sleeves for another tortuous round of cleanup and rebuild.
Me too! Part of that is the slow speed of AT&T 3G, which makes anything other than email or simple browsing painfully slow. But I will be happy to save the $15/month with zero impact on my usage. Most of the heavy users I see posting on forums about this say they do stuff like continuously streaming audio all day, using their phone as a radio. Whatever floats your boat.
Most electricity suppliers have a "connection fee" you pay before you use a single kilowatt. My supplier (Pedernales Electric Coop) has a particularly bad connection fee of $22 per month. Your point is partially valid though. A reasonable base fee (say $10/month) plus an appropriate per gigabyte usage fee (say $2 or $3/GB) would be great.
...not be able to have 3-4 books open to 3-4 different sections each
Just buy 3 of these beasts and lug 17 pounds of electronics in your backpack. That will require the optional portable nuclear reactor to power them, but then you will look cool like those Ghostbuster guys. "Egon, switch me on!"
If you don't enjoy his "weird" stuff, then check out his instrumental only albums like "Shut Up and Play Yer Guitar". Personally I like it all, but it can be an acquired taste.
...idiotic corporate restrictions on email attachments
Amen! I've started having emails silently dropped by customer's email systems for having links in the email to driver downloads requested by the customer! The customer is usually unaware of the changing rules on incoming emails, so I get to troubleshoot it for them when they complain about a lack of response. I now break up any URL into a base on one line and a file on another line, but who knows how long that will work. In conclusion, I close my rant with "kill all spammers".
I like beer. I like drinking beer. I like drinking a variety of beers. I don't like being falling down drunk. This race for higher alcohol content seems pointless and just limits the amount you can enjoy in one sitting.
CSIRO, which is also now targeting Lenovo, Sony and Acer in new cases, says mathematical equations in its patents form the basis of Wi-Fi technology...
I saw this today. While I'm an atheist, I can see in the context of the above article that a religious scientist may still be creatively productive in science. So come out of the closet and let your freak flag fly, because other scientists will not reject verifiable information just because the source also believes in magic.
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Would you rather they fight for power within the common political system, or with guns as separate countries? Besides, the divisions you talk about also exist within the states, even Texas.
"Diversity" isn't bad, but there is no reason everyone should be forced to yield to everyone else when there are such profound differences in opinion, politics, and culture.
When the laws are done right, everyone gets along because everyone is free to make their own choices. Against abortion? Fine, don't get one. Don't like violent video games? Fine, don't buy or play them. Don't like nudity or bad language on TV? Fine, don't watch those programs.
Is it Lord Humongous? Time to call Mel Gibson!
Apple is Microsoft 2.0
When they hit Microsoft 3.1, they will have finally achieved a usable level of evilness.
I'm waiting for the C-3PO. It's fluent in over six million forms of communication.
People are cruel, shallow, and small minded.
All of us are some of the time.
All a misanthrope needs to do is sit back with a beer and watch humanity destroy themselves with their shallowness and stupidity.
Stupidity often burns me out too, but if we just sit back and do nothing we will run out of beer (and food, and clean air, etc.) and suffer greatly long before the end. So heave a sigh, shed a bitter tear, and roll up your sleeves for another tortuous round of cleanup and rebuild.
Like oh... pick something.
4 billion dollars in corn subsidies for large farming corporations in 2009.
Me too! Part of that is the slow speed of AT&T 3G, which makes anything other than email or simple browsing painfully slow. But I will be happy to save the $15/month with zero impact on my usage. Most of the heavy users I see posting on forums about this say they do stuff like continuously streaming audio all day, using their phone as a radio. Whatever floats your boat.
Most electricity suppliers have a "connection fee" you pay before you use a single kilowatt. My supplier (Pedernales Electric Coop) has a particularly bad connection fee of $22 per month. Your point is partially valid though. A reasonable base fee (say $10/month) plus an appropriate per gigabyte usage fee (say $2 or $3/GB) would be great.
Just buy 3 of these beasts and lug 17 pounds of electronics in your backpack. That will require the optional portable nuclear reactor to power them, but then you will look cool like those Ghostbuster guys. "Egon, switch me on!"
If you don't enjoy his "weird" stuff, then check out his instrumental only albums like "Shut Up and Play Yer Guitar". Personally I like it all, but it can be an acquired taste.
Witches: Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and caldron bubble.
Investor: Am I destined to be king?
Witches: Meh. We give it 50/50.
Amen! I've started having emails silently dropped by customer's email systems for having links in the email to driver downloads requested by the customer! The customer is usually unaware of the changing rules on incoming emails, so I get to troubleshoot it for them when they complain about a lack of response. I now break up any URL into a base on one line and a file on another line, but who knows how long that will work. In conclusion, I close my rant with "kill all spammers".
I like beer. I like drinking beer. I like drinking a variety of beers. I don't like being falling down drunk. This race for higher alcohol content seems pointless and just limits the amount you can enjoy in one sitting.
CSIRO, which is also now targeting Lenovo, Sony and Acer in new cases, says mathematical equations in its patents form the basis of Wi-Fi technology...
IBM is still populated with muppets...
Another of IBM's many interesting phenomena... (do dooo de doodoo!)
Steve Jobs wearing robes and holding stone iTablets with invisible commandments?
...tell me what's happening.
Hang on, my iPhone is ringing.
Breathe regularly to prevent asphyxiation.
Now you tell me. -- David Carradine
Finally, Linux achieves parity with Windows!
Similar to Apple's development strategy.
I feel your pain :-)
Might makes right? Mob rule?
"There's no justice, like angry mob justice."
I saw this today. While I'm an atheist, I can see in the context of the above article that a religious scientist may still be creatively productive in science. So come out of the closet and let your freak flag fly, because other scientists will not reject verifiable information just because the source also believes in magic.
To achieve maximum flamage, these numbers should be cross referenced by religious views, political affiliation, and choice of text editor :-D
Can anyone offer advice for resurrecting such drives?
Spell: Resurrection
Level: 7
Range: Touch
Duration: Instantaneous