The UNE-P decision is left to the states which is a good thing at least for me. The Bells won on the fiber-sharing issue. Not a big deal since there is an abundance of fiber out there. Notice the drop in Baby Bell stock prices after the announcement.
1. Steve Jobs in that goofy-looking suit. 2. Steve Ballmer doing his monkey boy dance. 3. Microsoft Bob 4. all-optical networking 5. Netscape's value in 1995/96 6. AOL buying Time-Warner 7. The price of Silicon Valley real estate. 8. Webvan
I heard a good idea from a letter read on NPR this morning. Identify a home or business you intend to burglarize and send them a letting giving them the opportunity to opt-out of burglary proper by a certain date. If they don't opt-out, well, there you go. It's perfect.
Or you could buy a dead Mercedes on eBay. Then you could buy an engine, a transmission, a windshield, seats, tires and say you built a Mercedes from scratch. You could put up a website describing how you did it and DIY TV could produce a show about it. You would then be the envy of everyone who watches DYI.
They murdered over 20 million civilians died in China alone during their occupation of foreign countries. They mistreated prisoners of war; over 100,000 died during forced labor. And to this day they won't acknowledge the horrors they committed during the war. If I had been a soldier looking at an invasion of the Japanese homeland and I knew their was a way to save my ass, I would say blow them to kingdom come. Even after the first weapon was dropped they refused to surrender. Talk to some of folks in China, Taiwan, Korea, Malaysia, Phillipines or Viet-Nam who lived through the occupation. Or survivors of the Bataan Death March.
Allegedly? He admitted to it. The data was obsolete and well known? Do you know exactly what it was? If it was so worthless why did he bother copying it to tapes? This was a few days of work. It's not up to him to decided what is classified and what isn't.
Wen Ho Lee is far from an innocent party. He gave to his kids passwords to laboratory computer systems, downloaded classified material to an unsecure computer, copied the classified material to tapes and took the tapes from the lab supposedly to his home where he says he destroyed and disposed of them. He was less than truthful during the investigation. I think the gov't botched the investigation by making him out to be a spy but I don't feel he was treated too harshly. He was given a clearance, he knew the rules and he chose to disregard them. His claim that everyone does what he did is just not true.
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That tech area isn't "high-security". He couldn't even get close to a high-security TA. I guess the Feds will be coming for you now, DA.
Never turn down pussy.
Cadillac Lincoln? You got ripped off.
The UNE-P decision is left to the states which is a good thing at least for me. The Bells won on the fiber-sharing issue. Not a big deal since there is an abundance of fiber out there. Notice the drop in Baby Bell stock prices after the announcement.
I did cross-development for i386 Win32 targets using my 233Mhz (overclocked to266Mhz) NoName and Visual C++/Alpha. It worked out really well.
115/145 used in warbirds
1. Steve Jobs in that goofy-looking suit.
2. Steve Ballmer doing his monkey boy dance.
3. Microsoft Bob
4. all-optical networking
5. Netscape's value in 1995/96
6. AOL buying Time-Warner
7. The price of Silicon Valley real estate.
8. Webvan
as long as you don't plan on living that long.
Maybe this is what those $150.00 directed energy devices are good for.
Ajile Systems JEMCore and there are others.
aren't classics, but this is probably the best use I've seen for any SAAB. Why didn't they steam the hot dogs?
It was Western Digital's Pascal Microengine chipset on a DEC Q-bus card and ran UCSD Pascal Ver.3. It was cool.
I heard a good idea from a letter read on NPR this morning. Identify a home or business you intend to burglarize and send them a letting giving them the opportunity to opt-out of burglary proper by a certain date. If they don't opt-out, well, there you go. It's perfect.
I know. I bought my wife a not-so-cheap but then not-so-expensive 1970 W108 (280SEL). What a great car.
Just use two parts of mayonnaise to one partketchup!!!
Or you could buy a dead Mercedes on eBay. Then you could buy an engine, a transmission, a windshield, seats, tires and say you built a Mercedes from scratch. You could put up a website describing how you did it and DIY TV could produce a show about it. You would then be the envy of everyone who watches DYI.
They murdered over 20 million civilians died in China alone during their occupation of foreign countries. They mistreated prisoners of war; over 100,000 died during forced labor. And to this day they won't acknowledge the horrors they committed during the war. If I had been a soldier looking at an invasion of the Japanese homeland and I knew their was a way to save my ass, I would say blow them to kingdom come. Even after the first weapon was dropped they refused to surrender. Talk to some of folks in China, Taiwan, Korea, Malaysia, Phillipines or Viet-Nam who lived through the occupation. Or survivors of the Bataan Death March.
Hey Steve!! How about ditching that one-button mouse.
What's a joke? That's a car? Is that funny? Why am I not laughing? Why can't I reply? Who's in charge here?
If a Texas couple gets a divoce after moving to New Mexico are they still considered brother and sister?
Is that suppose to make it OK?
Allegedly? He admitted to it. The data was obsolete and well known? Do you know exactly what it was? If it was so worthless why did he bother copying it to tapes? This was a few days of work. It's not up to him to decided what is classified and what isn't.
Wen Ho Lee is far from an innocent party. He gave to his kids passwords to laboratory computer systems, downloaded classified material to an unsecure computer, copied the classified material to tapes and took the tapes from the lab supposedly to his home where he says he destroyed and disposed of them. He was less than truthful during the investigation. I think the gov't botched the investigation by making him out to be a spy but I don't feel he was treated too harshly. He was given a clearance, he knew the rules and he chose to disregard them. His claim that everyone does what he did is just not true.
I don't think X had a lead singer but if they did it would probably have been Exene since she sang on every song. JD didn't.
John Doe is a bass player and one of the founders of 'X'. What the hell is it with bass players?