RIM lost their primary NOC last night. Your BES transmits data to their NOC including mailflow routing and SRP information. This issue affects the Americas entirely and is currently fixed for Sprint and Nextel. GPRS/EEDGE providers are still unable to contact back to RIM at the present time.
I'll LOL if RIM is FOOBAR and can't GBTW but my PHB won't ROFL that the BOFH at RIM is AFK. LBC, 213.
but wouldn't it make sense to bend over backwards to [i]keep[/i] your best staff? why not dispose of some of the obscenely overpaid suits?
The obscenely overpaid suits are the ones that call the shots. None of them are willing to can themselves for the greater good. You might as well expect a cop to write himself a speeding ticket.
Brian Johnson: Dear Mr. Vernon, we accept the fact that we had to sacrifice a whole Saturday in detention for whatever it was we did wrong. But we think you're crazy to make an essay telling you who we think we are. You see us as you want to see us... In the simplest terms, in the most convenient definitions. But what we found out is that each one of us is a brain...
Andrew Clark:...and an athlete...
Allison Reynolds:...and a basket case...
Claire Standish:...a princess...
John Bender:...and a criminal...
Brian Johnson: Does that answer your question?... Sincerely yours, the Breakfast Club.
Best Buy I've never had anything but shitty service from.
Best Buy is fine if you don't intend to have any problems other than simple returns. Even then, you can still get screwed. My friend bought the Lego Star Wars game for the DS from BB. The game would lock up, not change levels, etc. Sure enough, a google search revealed that the game was shipped bug-ridden.
BB refused to refund or exchange for a different title. All they would do is let him exchange it for the same title that would surely have the same bugs. He wound up just leaving the store in disgust.
We should have 140,000 people in jail right now for talking about them, nothing else could demonstrate how abusive these letters are.
Given how the US has the largest prison population per capita on the face of the earth, going to jail in protest of these letters is about as effective as taking sand to the beach. Even then, those who defy the orders will be painted as terrorist lovers who stand in way of the GWOT, rather than true patriots taking a stand against a government abuse.
You can't win if you're damned if you do, damned if you don't.
I would expect the ones with the most job openings would be the "hottest" jobs.
Not as much as you'd think. A good portion of openings I've seen there are from headhunter agencies that put up phony jobs for clients that don't exist. This gives them a pool of resumes to boast to their own clients about.
Out of all the career books I've read, Ask The Headhunter is the one that struck a chord with me. His take on Monster/Careerbuilder, while old, still holds true.
The tactics (and some of the players) never really left, they've only refined the techniques and the spin to explain it away to an apathetic public. At least Nixon stepped down when he was caught with his hand in the cookie jar.
Unfortunately I'm a little thin on the details, but I distinctly remember reading that at least one of the big investment banks has a team that does exactly that. i.e. monitoring the 'net to try and pick up as quickly as possible on pump'n'dump stocks in order to maximize any remaining value from from the spammers activities.
Given how many of the pump n dump boiler room schemes are Mob-backed, I'm surprised that this bank hasn't been visited by goons protecting their turf. Getting between the mafia and their money is about as sensible as punching a baby bear in front of its mother.
But you know what: we voted in a new House and Senate who will hopefully change America back to the way I think it should be. How's that for an honest statement.
The late, great Bill Hicks said it best:
I'll show you politics in America. Here it is, right here. "I think the puppet on the right shares my beliefs." "I think the puppet on the left is more to my liking." "Hey, wait a minute, there's one guy holding out both puppets!"
Something like this is a hardcore rich collector's museum piece, not something that would even be sullied by human hands or by wearing it.
Sort of like how a comic collector nut will buy a comic, only to put it in special bags to preserve it, never actually reading it, lest it become less than mint in any way.
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If it crashes, they'll all say:
oh, la humanidad!
Actually, I think Wham! said it better with "wake me up, before you go-go".
Is flash available on the Nokia? If so, I'm curious if the ipk would work on my Zaurus 6000.
RIM lost their primary NOC last night. Your BES transmits data to their NOC including mailflow routing and SRP information. This issue affects the Americas entirely and is currently fixed for Sprint and Nextel. GPRS/EEDGE providers are still unable to contact back to RIM at the present time.
I'll LOL if RIM is FOOBAR and can't GBTW but my PHB won't ROFL that the BOFH at RIM is AFK. LBC, 213.
In a fit of Samuel L. Jackson inspiration, it could mean Research In Motherfuckin' Motion.
Bill remains silent on the matter, too.
So I guess I shouldn't do this:
*
As long as you remembered to eat a Mentos and smile before hand, you'll get away scot-free.
So NextSat gave ASTRO a reach-around?
Rut-roh Rorge!
Particularly when it involves stealing things like the hot water heater and kitchen sink, things which, without, the home is now completely worthless.
Whoa, settle down, Beavis. Her insurance policy should pick up the damages.
Let's show them what we and the Gimp think of them throwing people in prison for 10 years for vandalism.
The Gimp is sleeping.
but wouldn't it make sense to bend over backwards to [i]keep[/i] your best staff? why not dispose of some of the obscenely overpaid suits?
The obscenely overpaid suits are the ones that call the shots. None of them are willing to can themselves for the greater good. You might as well expect a cop to write himself a speeding ticket.
Let John Hughes explain:
...and an athlete...
...and a basket case...
...a princess...
...and a criminal...
Brian Johnson: Dear Mr. Vernon, we accept the fact that we had to sacrifice a whole Saturday in detention for whatever it was we did wrong. But we think you're crazy to make an essay telling you who we think we are. You see us as you want to see us... In the simplest terms, in the most convenient definitions. But what we found out is that each one of us is a brain...
Andrew Clark:
Allison Reynolds:
Claire Standish:
John Bender:
Brian Johnson: Does that answer your question?... Sincerely yours, the Breakfast Club.
Best Buy I've never had anything but shitty service from.
Best Buy is fine if you don't intend to have any problems other than simple returns. Even then, you can still get screwed. My friend bought the Lego Star Wars game for the DS from BB. The game would lock up, not change levels, etc. Sure enough, a google search revealed that the game was shipped bug-ridden.
BB refused to refund or exchange for a different title. All they would do is let him exchange it for the same title that would surely have the same bugs. He wound up just leaving the store in disgust.
We should have 140,000 people in jail right now for talking about them, nothing else could demonstrate how abusive these letters are.
Given how the US has the largest prison population per capita on the face of the earth, going to jail in protest of these letters is about as effective as taking sand to the beach. Even then, those who defy the orders will be painted as terrorist lovers who stand in way of the GWOT, rather than true patriots taking a stand against a government abuse.
You can't win if you're damned if you do, damned if you don't.
I would expect the ones with the most job openings would be the "hottest" jobs.
Not as much as you'd think. A good portion of openings I've seen there are from headhunter agencies that put up phony jobs for clients that don't exist. This gives them a pool of resumes to boast to their own clients about.
Out of all the career books I've read, Ask The Headhunter is the one that struck a chord with me. His take on Monster/Careerbuilder, while old, still holds true.
I'm even more inclined to thank him for playing both Mr. Howell and Mr. Magoo.
I made baking soda volcanoes too, where the hell is my 100 grand? That could buy a lot of vinegar and Arm & Hammer.
Good, maybe he can realign the dish while he's at it.
Welcome back, Tricky Dick!
The tactics (and some of the players) never really left, they've only refined the techniques and the spin to explain it away to an apathetic public. At least Nixon stepped down when he was caught with his hand in the cookie jar.
If your nation had the Swedish Bikini Team, you'd find a way to keep tabs on them too.
Unfortunately I'm a little thin on the details, but I distinctly remember reading that at least one of the big investment banks has a team that does exactly that. i.e. monitoring the 'net to try and pick up as quickly as possible on pump'n'dump stocks in order to maximize any remaining value from from the spammers activities.
Given how many of the pump n dump boiler room schemes are Mob-backed, I'm surprised that this bank hasn't been visited by goons protecting their turf. Getting between the mafia and their money is about as sensible as punching a baby bear in front of its mother.
But you know what: we voted in a new House and Senate who will hopefully change America back to the way I think it should be. How's that for an honest statement.
The late, great Bill Hicks said it best:
I'll show you politics in America. Here it is, right here. "I think the puppet on the right shares my beliefs." "I think the puppet on the left is more to my liking." "Hey, wait a minute, there's one guy holding out both puppets!"
Don't forget the fourth law
4. A robot must make wisecracks if in a film with Steve Guttenburg.
Something like this is a hardcore rich collector's museum piece, not something that would even be sullied by human hands or by wearing it.
Sort of like how a comic collector nut will buy a comic, only to put it in special bags to preserve it, never actually reading it, lest it become less than mint in any way.