I think you have been listening to too much Metallica are going deaf. The hum is your ear saying goodbye to that frequency, or it could be a medical condition. Check out 'Tinnitus" and "hum".
I guess it's only a start, but speaking as someone who works on database searching from a website the search method they use really sucks. You practically have to know what you're looking for in order to find it, and once you do there's precious little information apart from a couple of names and a campaign. there's no hyperlinking (er, this _is_ the web in 2009 yaknow) and there's no way to just browse the data (see commanders in a campaign for instance) to pick up interesting facts or trends. In short, useless. Most people will look up a couple of names then forget about it completely.
It's true. I was in the Nat. Gallery a while back and I would have loved to take a photo of two Japanese ladies wearing stunning kimono, but would probably have been thrown out for whipping out my Canon.
So the question is irrelevant - that is, if you are going to be a good manager. Of course, if you are a good techie then similarly, you've already made the decision. Either way, you're just looking for confirmation of one choice and will ignore any arguments for what you don't want to do.
So I'd recommend you retire and go fishing. But you've already made your mind up anyway, go ahead and do it.
The Japanese take their railways seriously, and why not - they probably have the best railway network in the world. Trains are punctual, spotlessly clean and a pleasure to ride on, from the Shinkansen down to the smallest electric tram. The cost from Kyoto to Osaka can be as little as 400yen. Larger stations are packed with shopping and food malls and have a life of their own outside of the railways. You can get from anywhere, to anywhere on the train.
Sounds just like the place I worked at some time ago...that's why we renamed "Helpdesk" to "Hinderdesk" because all they did was hinder you from finding a solution.
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Hey, you must have read "Wildcat's revenge" by "Claude Balls" then?
Assholes are cheap today, cheaper than yesterday...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRABshOnfCU
..but did his cat also drop the pr0n into folders classified by sub-genre?
He'll have to cut his losses.
I think you have been listening to too much Metallica are going deaf. The hum is your ear saying goodbye to that frequency, or it could be a medical condition. Check out 'Tinnitus" and "hum".
Is still less than 2% of something.
I thought they were Object Oriented Programming books :( Had me going for a minute there...
I guess it's only a start, but speaking as someone who works on database searching from a website the search method they use really sucks. You practically have to know what you're looking for in order to find it, and once you do there's precious little information apart from a couple of names and a campaign. there's no hyperlinking (er, this _is_ the web in 2009 yaknow) and there's no way to just browse the data (see commanders in a campaign for instance) to pick up interesting facts or trends. In short, useless. Most people will look up a couple of names then forget about it completely.
I hope I'm wrong.
It's good how they can resolve 2 pixels into a VIN :)
It's true. I was in the Nat. Gallery a while back and I would have loved to take a photo of two Japanese ladies wearing stunning kimono, but would probably have been thrown out for whipping out my Canon.
Or...build a "new" New Orleans 100 miles inland. He could even call it Gatesville or something.
Does anyone see the enormous lawsuit coming up if his dicking around with the ocean currents goes wrong?
So the question is irrelevant - that is, if you are going to be a good manager. Of course, if you are a good techie then similarly, you've already made the decision. Either way, you're just looking for confirmation of one choice and will ignore any arguments for what you don't want to do.
So I'd recommend you retire and go fishing.
But you've already made your mind up anyway, go ahead and do it.
I could have used this when I was playing Prince of Persia on one of my previous contracts!!!
Well you better sign up first _before_ you steal something. Otherwise start learning to write with your foot.
If fluid came out of my brake lines in raging torrents like it seems to do on the billboards I personally wouldn't call it "bleeding".
but I don't think it's really blood. Seems to be some kind of red liquid to simulate blood, I think.
"Leaking" might be a better word to describe it, I wouldn't use "bleeding" myself.
IANAB (Biologist) but I don't think you could ever have a completely male species. The word you were looking for, I believe, is 'gender'.
The Japanese take their railways seriously, and why not - they probably have the best railway network in the world. Trains are punctual, spotlessly clean and a pleasure to ride on, from the Shinkansen down to the smallest electric tram. The cost from Kyoto to Osaka can be as little as 400yen. Larger stations are packed with shopping and food malls and have a life of their own outside of the railways. You can get from anywhere, to anywhere on the train.
I've been using computers for 20 years and have never, to my knowledge, been infected.
There, fixed it for you.
Which then exploded after ingesting the high-density Lithium batteries...
Try taking 2 weeks off and going to Japan.
Nope, it looks like odd English to me. And you can trust me. Cos I'm English.
Sounds just like the place I worked at some time ago...that's why we renamed "Helpdesk" to "Hinderdesk" because all they did was hinder you from finding a solution.
It's probably because Apple are coming out with their own reader and don't want the competition.
I knew I'd kept my old 3270 hanging around for a reason!