I'm still amazed that paramedics didn't rush up and drag him off stage after that. 10 seconds of skipping around like a 6-year-old girl on her birthday, and the man is too exhausted to speak. Great motivation for getting myself down the gym - I swear I won't be that unfit when I'm Ballmer's age.
I read the whole article, then went and consulted my own voluminous spam directory. To my surprise, I noticed that Rolex spams abruptly stopped on November 10th, having previously arrived at a rate of ~15 a day since August. I didn't unsubscribe from anything, though. Somebody must have gotten themselves well and truly busted.
Use the smart keywords that Goodger mentions in the article. e.g. go to google images, right-click in the search field, and select "Add a keyword for this search...". Call it gi or something. Then if you type "gi alyson hannigan" in your address bar, Firefox automatically searches google images for a certain foxy redhead. Job done.
7-10 numbers is generally regarded as short-term memory capacity. If I tell you a 7-digit phone number you'd probably be able to recite it back to me immediately; if I tell you a 16-digit credit card number you probably couldn't. You can remember your card number because you've committed it to long-term memory.
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You can select your own centre point by double-clicking. I agree about the scale though.
Agreed. It's like saying that if you lose your bank card, then your account (and the money in it) is gone forever and you have to open a new one.
I'm still amazed that paramedics didn't rush up and drag him off stage after that. 10 seconds of skipping around like a 6-year-old girl on her birthday, and the man is too exhausted to speak. Great motivation for getting myself down the gym - I swear I won't be that unfit when I'm Ballmer's age.
What if you're helping her across the street to distract her attention from your accomplice, who is putting babies' heads on spikes?
Now that I agree with. Well, maybe a towel and a Spiderman costume.
Not to mention the stopwatch for measuring those 0.8s intervals.
I read the whole article, then went and consulted my own voluminous spam directory. To my surprise, I noticed that Rolex spams abruptly stopped on November 10th, having previously arrived at a rate of ~15 a day since August. I didn't unsubscribe from anything, though. Somebody must have gotten themselves well and truly busted.
Imagine a Beowulf cluster of those! fappfappfappfappfappfappfapp...
Yup, and then it's the muggers that get your car rather than the car thieves :-)
Use the smart keywords that Goodger mentions in the article. e.g. go to google images, right-click in the search field, and select "Add a keyword for this search...". Call it gi or something. Then if you type "gi alyson hannigan" in your address bar, Firefox automatically searches google images for a certain foxy redhead. Job done.
7-10 numbers is generally regarded as short-term memory capacity. If I tell you a 7-digit phone number you'd probably be able to recite it back to me immediately; if I tell you a 16-digit credit card number you probably couldn't. You can remember your card number because you've committed it to long-term memory.