It also takes something that does fulfill those needs. Beyond that, it takes awareness that the alternative exists - there may be a site as useful as google, but I've never heard about it.
Bullshit. Not total fantasy, but bullshit. NYC has extremely restrictive gun laws, but it is (in theory) possible to get a carry permit. The rest of the state has restrictive laws, but it it still possible to get a carry permit. See packing.org's New York page for details. An excerpt:
New York State requires a license for simple possession as well as for concealed carry. The Court Of Appeals ruled that restrictions on carry licenses, while administrative in nature, are allowable. Premise licenses as well as carry licenses restricted for sporting purposes are near shall issue, although difficult to obtain in certain counties (and the City of New York). Unrestricted carry licenses are easy to obtain or near impossible, depending on which county you apply in.
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...of AIDS, maybe. They'll still *die* at the end of their life - dying is actually a key metric in determining the end of life.
Well, shit. I used to work with EDS via a timecard and let's just say they are not the most stellar performers in IT. Having worked for or studied dozens of other giants, let's just say that the average is to be fucked to just below competence.
There's this article that covers what happened - it's fairly short, easy to read, and is linked in the story submission.
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If the company I work for had a single client, one willing to pay anything to get results, yeah, SOWing a massive effort might make sense. But we've got lots of clients, and we want more, so we don't pad the hours for free money (reference accounts drive sales). There's fiscal reasons for being reasonable.
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Mostly because the desert isn't usually known for having vast quantities of impure water available for filtration.
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Used a headlight from a jeep, yeah -- _The Mark On The Door_.
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You might be. I was in the habit of drinking 375+ ml of Everclear in a quart of OJ every night. Popsicles made a good chaser. I've still got a closet full of 1.75 liter empties. I shudder to remember those nights.
Now, why would they live through a microwaving? They contain water, which will boil, which will kill them. Just because roaches are unharmed by nuclear radiation doesn't mean they are immune to microwave radiation, which is totally different.
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What are your plans for tomorrow?
It also takes something that does fulfill those needs.
Beyond that, it takes awareness that the alternative exists - there may be a site as useful as google, but I've never heard about it.
Maybe I should search for one...
More like completely face down, ass up
You know why those things are done in private?
So no one will know about them.
Losing privacy IS a problem, even if it's equal.
Or they could feed the take to multiple nets, each tuned to different vocabularies (ignoring camera control, focusing on audio surveillance).
Not total fantasy, but bullshit.
NYC has extremely restrictive gun laws, but it is (in theory) possible to get a carry permit.
The rest of the state has restrictive laws, but it it still possible to get a carry permit.
See packing.org's New York page for details.
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...of AIDS, maybe.
They'll still *die* at the end of their life - dying is actually a key metric in determining the end of life.
Think Globally, act Locally
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By ten you mean seven, right?
At least in secure networks...
Nope.
I wish I had a pithy quote for you.
How about "I read your email"
That wouldn't do?
How about this one?
"How do you know?"
Think about it.
How do you know?
Because he works for the govenment.
The company I work for is a service provider for about thirty of the Fortune 500...we get to dog and pony a whole lot of auditors
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That's great.
I wish I had the sack to print it and post it in my cube.
Well, shit.
I used to work with EDS via a timecard and let's just say they are not the most stellar performers in IT.
Having worked for or studied dozens of other giants, let's just say that the average is to be fucked to just below competence.
"We eat so many shrimp, I got iodine poisoning"
--Three Six Mafia, Sippin' on some Syrup
I rooted your mom's box.
There's this article that covers what happened - it's fairly short, easy to read, and is linked in the story submission.
If the company I work for had a single client, one willing to pay anything to get results, yeah, SOWing a massive effort might make sense.
But we've got lots of clients, and we want more, so we don't pad the hours for free money (reference accounts drive sales).
There's fiscal reasons for being reasonable.
Mostly because the desert isn't usually known for having vast quantities of impure water available for filtration.
Used a headlight from a jeep, yeah -- _The Mark On The Door_.
You might be.
I was in the habit of drinking 375+ ml of Everclear in a quart of OJ every night.
Popsicles made a good chaser.
I've still got a closet full of 1.75 liter empties.
I shudder to remember those nights.
As what, clubs?
Now, why would they live through a microwaving?
They contain water, which will boil, which will kill them.
Just because roaches are unharmed by nuclear radiation doesn't mean they are immune to microwave radiation, which is totally different.
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