It's not pining, it's passed on. This camera is no more. It has ceased to be. It's expired and gone to meet its maker. This is a late camera. It's a stiff. Bereft of life, it rests in peace. If you shot it in to space to the orbit, it would be pushing up the daisies. It's rung down the curtain and joined the choir invisible. This is an ex-camera.
I've never been down with the whole "MAD" concept in general. I think MAD only works when both sides are somewhat rational and realize how much they stand to lose. It is foreseeable that all your opponents will not be so rations or won't have as much to lose as an entire nation/state. Say what you will about the US vs USSR in the cold war but at least both sides had sence enough to keep it a cold war.
Every Web developer knows that Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) makes it possible to separate the contents of Web pages from the styling of the elements on those pages. Or in the case of MySpace, CSS allows a user to make a website with no content look better by overdosing on the style.
Of course I clicked submit in stead of preview.... Sorry. Co-founder Larry Page said: "We always consider what to do. But I don't think we as a company should be making decisions based on too much perception."
I would consider being evil a matter of perception. I'm sure all the money Google has received tells them they aren't being evil though, so I guess thats whose perception they care about.
I agree that if they can they will, but in this case what are tehy going to do. Wont people ask "Hey whats the deal? The phone sitting here on display next to the iPhone offers 200 dollars off with a new contract. What kind of deal am I getting with this 2 year contract?"
Of course I wouldn't be suprised if Cingular just said the phone is x dollars more that it real is, then they sell it to you for a x dollar discount.
I use IFL lucky often. If you know enough about what your searching for it works nice. For example do an IFL search for "Astronomy Picture Day" and you'll go right to the Astronomy Picture of The Day website. Good if your on a forign machine and you odn't have your bookmarks.
It is possible that the recruiter shares some if not all of the blame, maybe he said things that he knew were not true just to get the recruiter bonus or met the recruiting target etc. Some post later on down said to contact the head of HR to see whats going on. It's always a good idea to get all sides of an issue before assigning blame.
I agree with a lot of what you said. The summaries are great. I hate reading an article summary and the ghoing to teh actual article and teh first paragraph is word for word what I just read. So yeah I do like Roland's submissions on taht point, plus it's not something that you just saw yesterday on CNN.com
Actually if you would have taken the time to mouseover the link you would have seen that it didn't go to his blog or column, it went to the university's website. Not that I'm a huge Roland fan, but your statement is just flat out wrong.
There is a huge percent of the population of the world who simply can NOT pay $200+ for an OS for their personal computers. But yet they can pay for the computer?
I've never seen a law or tool for law enforcement that hasn't been used for other things than it was intended. Shocker that your comment gets modded +5 insightful....
Isn't it safe to say that pretty much any technology/tool has been (mis)used for other things than it was intended. Don't we on/. say it's not the tool but how it's used? Wasn't that the collective argument used in defense of p2p and bit torrent? The amount of hypocrisy on this site never ceases to amaze me.
You are 3 minutes away from being totally unpopular. For what it's worth I agree with you. It doesn't matter how popular you make the original artist, if you aren't getting permission from the right people (in this case the RIAA) you have to be prepared to face the consequences.
Okay so your shorline is defended up to 200 nautical miles... Well expcept from boomers that can launch ICBM and cruise missles with out surfacing and the ships parked at 250 nautical miles running a blockade and preventing you rom getting large quantities of suplies.
I don't think this won't replace the need for a Navy.
"An Associated Press interview with another contestant, named James Ybarra, claimed that contestants were initially given eight ounce bottles of water to drink every fifteen minutes, with larger bottles being used once contestants began to drop out"
I singed the a simular agrement and anything that I write that is inspired by my work is company property (IIRC), but in this case since the developer doesn't work for an IT shop or in an IT field I bet he didn't sign anything like that.
It's not like the only problems with air and space vehicles have been caused by coding errors, I'm sure engineering has done fairly well for it self too.
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It's not pining, it's passed on. This camera is no more. It has ceased to be. It's expired and gone to meet its maker. This is a late camera. It's a stiff. Bereft of life, it rests in peace. If you shot it in to space to the orbit, it would be pushing up the daisies. It's rung down the curtain and joined the choir invisible. This is an ex-camera.
I've never been down with the whole "MAD" concept in general.
I think MAD only works when both sides are somewhat rational and realize how much they stand to lose. It is foreseeable that all your opponents will not be so rations or won't have as much to lose as an entire nation/state. Say what you will about the US vs USSR in the cold war but at least both sides had sence enough to keep it a cold war.
Every Web developer knows that Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) makes it possible to separate the contents of Web pages from the styling of the elements on those pages.
Or in the case of MySpace, CSS allows a user to make a website with no content look better by overdosing on the style.
Of course I clicked submit in stead of preview.... Sorry.
Co-founder Larry Page said: "We always consider what to do. But I don't think we as a company should be making decisions based on too much perception."
I would consider being evil a matter of perception. I'm sure all the money Google has received tells them they aren't being evil though, so I guess thats whose perception they care about.
I would consider being evil a matter of perception?
I agree that if they can they will, but in this case what are tehy going to do. Wont people ask "Hey whats the deal? The phone sitting here on display next to the iPhone offers 200 dollars off with a new contract. What kind of deal am I getting with this 2 year contract?"
Of course I wouldn't be suprised if Cingular just said the phone is x dollars more that it real is, then they sell it to you for a x dollar discount.
Isn't it convenient
Convenient to whom? It's very convenient for the conspiracy theorists as it means they can on thinking that everything is a lie.
I use IFL lucky often. If you know enough about what your searching for it works nice. For example do an IFL search for "Astronomy Picture Day" and you'll go right to the Astronomy Picture of The Day website. Good if your on a forign machine and you odn't have your bookmarks.
Leading to the arrest
Send me a email from jail and I'll have the money waiting for you when you get out, or you can have it in packs of smokes.
It is possible that the recruiter shares some if not all of the blame, maybe he said things that he knew were not true just to get the recruiter bonus or met the recruiting target etc. Some post later on down said to contact the head of HR to see whats going on. It's always a good idea to get all sides of an issue before assigning blame.
I agree with a lot of what you said. The summaries are great. I hate reading an article summary and the ghoing to teh actual article and teh first paragraph is word for word what I just read. So yeah I do like Roland's submissions on taht point, plus it's not something that you just saw yesterday on CNN.com
Actually if you would have taken the time to mouseover the link you would have seen that it didn't go to his blog or column, it went to the university's website. Not that I'm a huge Roland fan, but your statement is just flat out wrong.
There is a huge percent of the population of the world who simply can NOT pay $200+ for an OS for their personal computers.
But yet they can pay for the computer?
I've never seen a law or tool for law enforcement that hasn't been used for other things than it was intended.
/. say it's not the tool but how it's used? Wasn't that the collective argument used in defense of p2p and bit torrent? The amount of hypocrisy on this site never ceases to amaze me.
Shocker that your comment gets modded +5 insightful....
Isn't it safe to say that pretty much any technology/tool has been (mis)used for other things than it was intended. Don't we on
You are 3 minutes away from being totally unpopular. For what it's worth I agree with you.
It doesn't matter how popular you make the original artist, if you aren't getting permission from the right people (in this case the RIAA) you have to be prepared to face the consequences.
what are you left with? An expensive video iPod with "camera and games."
If you stole it from some one the cost to you is Zero. So you just got an iPod with a camera and games for free.
Oh and the other thing, as soon as you make them ground based installations they become imobile targets.
Okay so your shorline is defended up to 200 nautical miles... Well expcept from boomers that can launch ICBM and cruise missles with out surfacing and the ships parked at 250 nautical miles running a blockade and preventing you rom getting large quantities of suplies.
I don't think this won't replace the need for a Navy.
then you aren't worth two squirts to a major national carrier
What does Microsoft's Zune have to do with this?
Depends on the knife, a robust Swiss Army Knife has a can opener inlcuded.
Parent has a very funny and insightful post BTW.
FTA:
"An Associated Press interview with another contestant, named James Ybarra, claimed that contestants were initially given eight ounce bottles of water to drink every fifteen minutes, with larger bottles being used once contestants began to drop out"
I singed the a simular agrement and anything that I write that is inspired by my work is company property (IIRC), but in this case since the developer doesn't work for an IT shop or in an IT field I bet he didn't sign anything like that.
Is it just me or is the sci-fi icon seem like he's screaming in terror every time it's a story about a new trek or star wars movie?
see for your self
It's not like the only problems with air and space vehicles have been caused by coding errors, I'm sure engineering has done fairly well for it self too.
All we have to do is just wait for the alien civilization to send their Overlords.