You (and family members) may as well pray - it's unlikely that there's a God out there that will respond "he's praying to me. Smite him! Smite him now!". Just don't rely on prayer as the only course of action.
I see you've removed the curve so that the abbreviated sections no longer look like part of the preceding article - kudos - but for an even better enhancement I like the idea of the half-circle at the start of the abbreviated sections.
Now's the chance for open source advocates to show the power of open source. If enough volunteers step forward to resolve the accessibility issues in OpenOffice so that Massachusetts can go forward with their Open Document initiative then it will be a huge feather in the open source cap.
Whenever I investigate buying a new electronic device from the U.S., I cannot complete the transaction because the vendor will not ship to Canada. I've seen this on thinkgeek and amazon. I wonder if this is (one) bottleneck and the removal of the levy will allow cross-border shopping?
Not forced to go public, but since they were forced into the reporting pain because of number of shareholders then they may as well get the benefits of going public.
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You (and family members) may as well pray - it's unlikely that there's a God out there that will respond "he's praying to me. Smite him! Smite him now!". Just don't rely on prayer as the only course of action.
I suppose you could make a case for being wired up to wireless speakers but it seems to me that wireless headphones would be a better solution.
I see you've removed the curve so that the abbreviated sections no longer look like part of the preceding article - kudos - but for an even better enhancement I like the idea of the half-circle at the start of the abbreviated sections.
Are you a /. editor? If your suggestion appeared on the front page it would be a dupe. See here.
Bell South hear about this.
statistics, advertising, search engines, and algorithms.
and Texas Hold'em.
Now's the chance for open source advocates to show the power of open source. If enough volunteers step forward to resolve the accessibility issues in OpenOffice so that Massachusetts can go forward with their Open Document initiative then it will be a huge feather in the open source cap.
Here you go. The globetechnology site belongs to the Globe & Mail newspaper group.
Well if this is a joke it's over my head. The second item on the list is a spoon.
So Schrödinger will never know if his car will start?
Investment bankers; here's a link.
Modded funny? This sounds like flamebait to me.
By my calcs, at a nickle each we could pwn 2,523,105 PC bots.
Didn't I see you in "Life of Brian"?
Requiring proximity to saltwater doesn't rule out Utah. Any guesses as to why the capital of Utah is known as "Salt Lake City"?
I think you meant "litigious bastards"
why do you need a stockbroker? doesn't sound like you have any money.
Did anyone else wonder "who the heck is Al Bots?"
I, for one, bow to our new sarcastic overlord!!
Whenever I investigate buying a new electronic device from the U.S., I cannot complete the transaction because the vendor will not ship to Canada. I've seen this on thinkgeek and amazon. I wonder if this is (one) bottleneck and the removal of the levy will allow cross-border shopping?
I must be a long-time member. I don't think I've ever been able to respond to a "low slashdot ID" comment with "that's not low, you nube".
BTW, the lone gunmen are dead.
From outside the United States "American democracy" is right up there with "jumbo shrimp" and "plastic glass".
Why do you need money? You're already FortKnox.
Not forced to go public, but since they were forced into the reporting pain because of number of shareholders then they may as well get the benefits of going public.