Let me introduce you to the president of our Fortune 100 company, Mr. Davis "Fluffy Bunny Poopie Uppums Dumpling Pants" Stonebaum.
Bunnie is a pet name for someone's girlfriend. It's not even bunny spelled right. That's not a guy's name. That's not a nickname any guy would like to have. That's not professional.
Let me introduce you to the president of our Fortune 100 company, Mr. Davis "Fatass" Stonebaum.
Let me introduce you to the president of our Fortune 100 company, Mr. Davis "Kitty Dumpling" Stonebaum.
It's foolish, and uncomfortably strange.
It makes you wonder what is wrong with the guy that he chooses to go by something that odd.
It's not good. It doesn't make him look good. It shows odd judgement. These are flags to stay away from someone.
1. This is why I call my bank(s) before I go to . 2. I always buy another phone in the other country and get prepaid minutes so I never worry about some insane data roaming overcharge surprise.
Either Heathrow airport, or the middle of the Kalahari.
It was the production system for FiOS TV's design to development pipeline.
I told my team and bosses I was going to go into hiding for a week. I was off coding in a bar in Africa when they asked me if I wanted to go down the street for Indian food.
Really, if I could get one with a screen the size of a legal pad and the smooth animation capabilities of OS X and with nice fonts, I'd be a happy man.
Large photo portfolios, coffee table books. These are the types of things I want to look at on a tablet.
Apple's done real damage to the usefulness of their brand with the idiotic reskin of iOS (iOS 7) and the dumbing down of the Mac OS with a focus on adding useless distracting animations that are difficult (or near impossible to turn off) and a worse looking UI (all white, less detail, less functional area delineation, less crisp) post Snow Leopard.
Apple is now clearly putting fluff ahead of function and isn't allowing users to disable new unwanted and distracting features that offer no benefit to usability.
It worked for Michael Jackson, it will work for inmates.
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I used to be a Mac fan.
That's sad. Because now I'm not. Apple seems to only care about new gizmos and animating everything, rather than sticking with creating useful and predictable interfaces.
Ive is the worst thing for the UI that I've ever seen. It's soul deadening.
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Command S for you Mac users.
Honestly, I like to make sure my data is not lost, but really, as a result of having to save, I use save as a moment to make sure "Yeah, I made some good material, I'll save it now."
In a few cases, I shudder, because there are things I might type to vent that I explicitly DO NOT WANT to be saved, ever, at all.
Now, if I only had a toilet to wipe my ass for me, but only when I want it to.
There are some groups who already have working cold fusion that works in the lab and is repeatable. The trick now is to turn the devices into commercial devices (at a profit) and not get smashed out of business by the current entrenched market forces in the energy industry.
I've seen videos of the devices actually working.
Yes, I could be wrong, or have been mislead, but that's the info I've been fortunate enough to be exposed to.
That 1984 US VW Passats that were made in Mexico are now the Volkswagen Santana, that is made and sold in China.
The factories in Mexico were packed up and moved to China and the model remanufactured under the label of VW Santana.
Every cab in Shanghai is essentially a brand new 1984 VW Passat.
This is terrible and stupid.
Why the hell is this on Slashdot?
isn't that creepy.
Three!
Let me introduce you to the president of our Fortune 100 company, Mr. Davis "Fluffy Bunny Poopie Uppums Dumpling Pants" Stonebaum.
Bunnie is a pet name for someone's girlfriend. It's not even bunny spelled right. That's not a guy's name. That's not a nickname any guy would like to have. That's not professional.
Let me introduce you to the president of our Fortune 100 company, Mr. Davis "Fatass" Stonebaum.
Let me introduce you to the president of our Fortune 100 company, Mr. Davis "Kitty Dumpling" Stonebaum.
It's foolish, and uncomfortably strange.
It makes you wonder what is wrong with the guy that he chooses to go by something that odd.
It's not good. It doesn't make him look good. It shows odd judgement. These are flags to stay away from someone.
Seriously. I can't get past that nickname. Whenever I hear it, I immediately think the guy is a joke.
A better nickname would be good for him.
if they can only afford to fuel and maintain them.
I'm sure if they really want to, they will ask for more budget from their municipalities.
We can only hope that these die out over high operational costs for minimal return.
thought that Ballmer reeked of Ethics?
1. This is why I call my bank(s) before I go to .
2. I always buy another phone in the other country and get prepaid minutes so I never worry about some insane data roaming overcharge surprise.
Is this really that hard for people to do?
Either Heathrow airport, or the middle of the Kalahari.
It was the production system for FiOS TV's design to development pipeline.
I told my team and bosses I was going to go into hiding for a week. I was off coding in a bar in Africa when they asked me if I wanted to go down the street for Indian food.
other people's* work
peoples = more than one group of people
Fuck off. Stop comment spamming. This has nothing to do with the topic at hand.
Screw that. I want an iPad, the size of a coffee table book, with an iOS 5 or 6 style GUI.
Of course, there is that snowball's chance in hell, but I seriously expect that Ive will continue to destroy the Mac and iOS GUI.
Mexico has us beat.
We were #1. We were #1.
Soooooo, this might explain stability of atoms in certain structures and certain distances?
Or how certain subatomic particles make stable structures and become atoms?
Am I reading into this right?
People do not have "Asperger". They have "Asperger's", or "Asperger's Syndrome".
Asperger alone means nothing.
You should know this.
Why is this relevant?
What does it teach us that a normal person could understand?
Please explain to us why someone should care about this.
I'm cool with that. Sitting here fully clothed at the moment.
Really, if I could get one with a screen the size of a legal pad and the smooth animation capabilities of OS X and with nice fonts, I'd be a happy man.
Large photo portfolios, coffee table books. These are the types of things I want to look at on a tablet.
For quite some time.
It's quite an amazing material.
Apple's done real damage to the usefulness of their brand with the idiotic reskin of iOS (iOS 7) and the dumbing down of the Mac OS with a focus on adding useless distracting animations that are difficult (or near impossible to turn off) and a worse looking UI (all white, less detail, less functional area delineation, less crisp) post Snow Leopard.
Apple is now clearly putting fluff ahead of function and isn't allowing users to disable new unwanted and distracting features that offer no benefit to usability.
It bums me out.
It worked for Michael Jackson, it will work for inmates.
I used to be a Mac fan.
That's sad. Because now I'm not. Apple seems to only care about new gizmos and animating everything, rather than sticking with creating useful and predictable interfaces.
Ive is the worst thing for the UI that I've ever seen. It's soul deadening.
Command S for you Mac users.
Honestly, I like to make sure my data is not lost, but really, as a result of having to save, I use save as a moment to make sure "Yeah, I made some good material, I'll save it now."
In a few cases, I shudder, because there are things I might type to vent that I explicitly DO NOT WANT to be saved, ever, at all.
Now, if I only had a toilet to wipe my ass for me, but only when I want it to.
There are some groups who already have working cold fusion that works in the lab and is repeatable. The trick now is to turn the devices into commercial devices (at a profit) and not get smashed out of business by the current entrenched market forces in the energy industry.
I've seen videos of the devices actually working.
Yes, I could be wrong, or have been mislead, but that's the info I've been fortunate enough to be exposed to.