That's what system administrators look like. You likely passed up some good people due to an idiot fascination with personal appearance. If they wore a suit for the interview, they'd be lying about themselves. I suppose that would make for a more comfortable hire.
ecotopia book? Jeez, mental masturbation for eco-nuts? That is SO GAY. Get off it, the tech in the article is toys for big boys, it won't "help the environment" in any way, shape, or form. Besides, if sailing ships did make a comeback (YEAH, RIGHT) the eco-nuts would get up in arms about the ships disturbing the climate by slurping up wind meant for crops in Gambia, etc. Just look at the opposition to wind power.
Last I checked, parties were about interesting people.
All the millionaires I know are fabulously boring, petty, grabby individuals whose only topics of conversation while boating are the price of real estate and the cost of legal services.
5.3 million people? Surely that must be a misprint. There are entire cities bigger than that. This is not nearly as large an achievement as the slashdot front page makes it out to be. Is this the same nation that was a model protectorate? I get my tiny European eco-nations mixed up sometimes.
I was actually referring to computer players that play wargames. Not those silly Dune 2 clones that still seem to be around despite their mind-numbing lack of innovation.
Pff...anyone can build a fast weenie creature deck out of a bunch of commons that will kill a sophisticated slower deck. Magic sucks as a game...I'm surprised anyone plays it still.
You have obviously never, ever dealt with a union when you had to get a job done. They obstruct, and demand obesiance, lest they choose to make your life hell. I'm not talking about being a boss over them, I'm talking about dealing with them in business. And as for the union chiefs, corrupt does not even begin to describe them. The Mexican government is less corrupt.
Praising an employee? Sounds like the polar opposite of Jeremy Porter, former owner of fc.net and current ICANN member, who thought it was okey dokey to use profanity on internal mailing lists.
Then, they could sit around, say "that's not my job, you'll have to call the upholsterer's union", and the union leaders could corrupt politicians with money. Great idea.
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I'm always suspicious of how "AI"'s (actually not AI, computer player) "learn"ing your play is actually implemented in computer games. In my experience, the computer opponents just run around in circles, launching attacks that consist of merely pushing units toward the player, and only succeeding if the CP's resources outnumber the human's. If they are doing some kind of learning, it's non-obvious to the observer.
Riiiight, sure, there are no thirtysomething males wearing dock shoes and jeans? Industry conventions are boring for everyone except those insiders involved in the industry, and sci-fi conventions are no exception. Trust me on this one, I've been there.
Oh, one more thing to tell you...it has to do with pots, kettles, and the color black. Can't remember what it is, though.
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Plus, you can take the boy out of Texas, but you can't take the Texas out of the boy.
The best way to avoid war is to disarm.
Stop being such a bigot, or we'll take away John Carmack, and you'll never see another revolutionary FPS again, misspelling-boy.
Reading your comment, I was thinking about how fifty years ago, someone would have substituted the word "Negroes" for "Texans". That's hilarious.
How the heck are you going to watch the big routers? Don't you need access to them?
That's why you use a BNC, cluebie.
Chanserv and nickserv suck. If you're a real IRC user, you knock someone off if they take your nick.
AOL has "rooms".
Your post is so full of insider lingo I found it incomprehensible. Certainly not "Interesting" at all.
I always wondered why they named the series after the villian in Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
You have a desk near the window? Lucky man. I'm in a cubicle farm.
That's what system administrators look like. You likely passed up some good people due to an idiot fascination with personal appearance. If they wore a suit for the interview, they'd be lying about themselves. I suppose that would make for a more comfortable hire.
Riiiight...blame the Americans. Let's not blame the (typically Taiwanese) manufacturers of these shoddy drives. Remember: America Is Always Wrong.
ecotopia book? Jeez, mental masturbation for eco-nuts? That is SO GAY. Get off it, the tech in the article is toys for big boys, it won't "help the environment" in any way, shape, or form. Besides, if sailing ships did make a comeback (YEAH, RIGHT) the eco-nuts would get up in arms about the ships disturbing the climate by slurping up wind meant for crops in Gambia, etc. Just look at the opposition to wind power.
All the millionaires I know are fabulously boring, petty, grabby individuals whose only topics of conversation while boating are the price of real estate and the cost of legal services.
5.3 million people? Surely that must be a misprint. There are entire cities bigger than that. This is not nearly as large an achievement as the slashdot front page makes it out to be. Is this the same nation that was a model protectorate? I get my tiny European eco-nations mixed up sometimes.
They're certainly going to pollute the visual enviroment, as well as shred birds and insects by the hundredweight.
I was actually referring to computer players that play wargames. Not those silly Dune 2 clones that still seem to be around despite their mind-numbing lack of innovation.
Pff...anyone can build a fast weenie creature deck out of a bunch of commons that will kill a sophisticated slower deck. Magic sucks as a game...I'm surprised anyone plays it still.
You have obviously never, ever dealt with a union when you had to get a job done. They obstruct, and demand obesiance, lest they choose to make your life hell. I'm not talking about being a boss over them, I'm talking about dealing with them in business. And as for the union chiefs, corrupt does not even begin to describe them. The Mexican government is less corrupt.
Praising an employee? Sounds like the polar opposite of Jeremy Porter, former owner of fc.net and current ICANN member, who thought it was okey dokey to use profanity on internal mailing lists.
Then, they could sit around, say "that's not my job, you'll have to call the upholsterer's union", and the union leaders could corrupt politicians with money. Great idea.
Get real! He was role-playing a fisherman.
I'm always suspicious of how "AI"'s (actually not AI, computer player) "learn"ing your play is actually implemented in computer games. In my experience, the computer opponents just run around in circles, launching attacks that consist of merely pushing units toward the player, and only succeeding if the CP's resources outnumber the human's. If they are doing some kind of learning, it's non-obvious to the observer.
Oh, one more thing to tell you...it has to do with pots, kettles, and the color black. Can't remember what it is, though.