Obviously, you've never been to a dairy farm. Milk production engorges the udder, actually causing discomfort to the cow. Milking relieves this discomfort. The more the cows are milked, the more milk is produced. Since the cows voluntarily get milked up to six times a day, this will most likely increase output, and actually driving the cost of milk down.
Now, this only works in the theoretical world of Free Market. In the good old farm-subsidy, price-control, minimum-price-cap US of A, this will lead to the excess milk product being made into more government cheese.
Or alternative, Novell to flounder as they loose sight of any strategic direction while they look for a market exit.
Well, if I'm gonna take Novell, I'll have to talk to the home owners association about parking spaces for those jets. And I've got room here for maybe a few dozen netware engineers. The rest will have to go in storage.
And Justice Stevens voted in favor of using Eminent Domain for no more of a purpose than raising tax revenue (Kelo v. New London), along with the liberal left of the court while Rehnquist voted with the conservative right against such uses.
The alternative is to fund everything out of pocket. If you have no financial resources, well then you're just another talented designer working at McDonalds.
Or living with parents that are hoping to get a little monetary benefit at the other end. At least, that's how it's working for me.
So, that's the answer. Make the government maintaining the camera network cost more than they gain in ticket revenue. Claim mis-calibrated cameras, faulty cameras, fraudulent picture hashes, and if all else fails, baseball bats and paintball guns.
For a textbook that I can't resell to the bookstore, keep around for reference (I still refer to a few of my CompSci and Physics books), a 33% discount is crap.
And how long until the electronic version is the ONLY version available? A few years?
The best thing my compSci program did was standardize on regular computer texts (O'Reilly) that will be reused for years (or until the next update) rather than already outdated overpriced textbooks. Llama, Camel, UML in a Nutshell, Java Definitive, Interface Design and others still are used on an almost daily basis. Meanwhile, the $120 C textbook collects dust on the bottom shelf.
As long as you don't mind that the message is from a bunch of granola-eating hippies.
Sorry, but organic food is fine as a niche market. Hell, I buy organic milk all the time. But using pesticides and genetically engineered foods to increase the size of harvest per acre is the only way to feed an ever-increasing population.
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Now, this only works in the theoretical world of Free Market. In the good old farm-subsidy, price-control, minimum-price-cap US of A, this will lead to the excess milk product being made into more government cheese.
And that's why you're not supposed to think while reading Slashdot.
Well, if I'm gonna take Novell, I'll have to talk to the home owners association about parking spaces for those jets. And I've got room here for maybe a few dozen netware engineers. The rest will have to go in storage.
Fill the box with urine and there's a check with your name on it at the National Endowment of the Arts.
Kind of like looking up Java classes and seeing 30 sites duplicating the Sun API spec (layout and all).
Me Too!
And, knowing Google, they're sure to have a port in works.
And Justice Stevens voted in favor of using Eminent Domain for no more of a purpose than raising tax revenue (Kelo v. New London), along with the liberal left of the court while Rehnquist voted with the conservative right against such uses.
Yeah! Screw Java, JavaScript, DHTML, CSS and HTML! If I can't read it with Emacs/Vi/NotePad, it's worthless!
But venture capitalists won't do your laundry or yell downstairs at 3am to turn off the computer and go to bed.
The yard this was found is about an hour drive from me, and I'm tempted to go pay homage to a honest to god Firefly prop.
Or living with parents that are hoping to get a little monetary benefit at the other end. At least, that's how it's working for me.
I'd love to see a Q3 port of Duke Nukem 3D and Shadow Warrior.
So, that's the answer. Make the government maintaining the camera network cost more than they gain in ticket revenue. Claim mis-calibrated cameras, faulty cameras, fraudulent picture hashes, and if all else fails, baseball bats and paintball guns.
And how long until the electronic version is the ONLY version available? A few years?
The best thing my compSci program did was standardize on regular computer texts (O'Reilly) that will be reused for years (or until the next update) rather than already outdated overpriced textbooks. Llama, Camel, UML in a Nutshell, Java Definitive, Interface Design and others still are used on an almost daily basis. Meanwhile, the $120 C textbook collects dust on the bottom shelf.
They should have purchased that cloud insurance. You just know those clouds are planning something.
They're just waiting for their shipment of lemon-scented napkins.
Yeah, the 5 series would be a serious perk. But all that fighting in oil would seriously ruin my complexion.
Based on my IT experiences, my guess is all of the above.
Elegance?? Are we talking about the same language? I can't wait to see Perl6.0, just to see Larry take another stab at OO Perl.
Chachi?
Sorry, but organic food is fine as a niche market. Hell, I buy organic milk all the time. But using pesticides and genetically engineered foods to increase the size of harvest per acre is the only way to feed an ever-increasing population.
Yeah, but at least Win users can still decompress gzipped tarballs.
And I proudly own an original 16mm print of it.
Only if they have the bikes. Can't have Galactica 1980 without the bikes.