Yes, you might. And then you can load them directly through USB. Onto your Kindle, without paying Amazon a penny for the privilege. Funny how that works.
"My car was recently targeted by a massive recall after five people died and many more were injured due to serious problems with the control software. Since my car has good floor mats I somehow think that I am safe from this and would like to ignore this recall and keep driving despite the danger. Do you all think this is a good idea?"
If that's actually the question that you are asking, and not just the result of a more coherent argument being cut apart by overly zealous editing, then I think it would be a good idea for all of us if you stopped driving altogether.
"Site" is a noun. It means a physical location. When verbed it refers to the act of placing something in a site.
The word which refers to quoting a source or mentioning something in support of your statement is to "cite". See also the word "citation", which you may have heard once or twice.
If you're not familiar with the difference, please look them up as a favour to the Ghost of the English Language.
It's also an anagram for Rig bar chat. Anything to stir controversy, then...
And since what he did was rig a bar _chart_, we know that the culprit must be from Boston. Let's travel there and see if we can find another clue leading to Carmen Sandiego.
On the other hand, the guy with thirty years experience probably expects to leave the office at the end of the day and not work overnight and on weekends. The guy with one year of.NET experience may even believe tales like "We're going to have to put in a few extra hours to finish this project, but we'll make it up to you after we ship", "That's the way everybody in the industry does this" and "I'd hate to see you have to leave the company because you didn't want to be a team player".
While the more experienced developer is obviously a valuable addition to a well run team, Junior is much easier for a dysfunctional team to exploit, throw away and then replace next year.
Shush, you. It's no fun making fun of Canadians when you just go bringing up facts about how much better things are up there.
Now let's get back to talking about how their nuclear plants always explode, their hockey teams always lose and their health care system is stuck in the stone age, okay?
That kind of depends on where you are. If you're viewing from way out on the edge of town with nothing but farmland in all directions then you'll be able to see some pretty impressive things like the rings of Saturn, Jupiter's moons, the canals on Mars, the mote in Murcheson's Eye, C-beams glittering in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate... That kind of thing.
On the other hand if you're in downtown LA you might want to show them some of the stars in the Big Dipper, or see how much of Orion's belt you can make out. After that it's time to head back into the classroom and have a nice long lesson about Light Pollution.
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Yes, you might. And then you can load them directly through USB. Onto your Kindle, without paying Amazon a penny for the privilege. Funny how that works.
If that's actually the question that you are asking, and not just the result of a more coherent argument being cut apart by overly zealous editing, then I think it would be a good idea for all of us if you stopped driving altogether.
NASA: "Hey, look what we can do!"
Senate: "F*@$! Look how much money that costs! Stop that!"
NASA: "Um, well, we can do this too..."
Congress: "That's too &%$*!#@ dangerous! Shut it down! Shut it down!"
NASA: "Well, maybe we could try this... it doesn't cost quite so much, and it's safer. Is that okay?"
Senate: "I guess so. And take your sister with you."
NASA: "All right. Here goes..."
Congress: "That's TOO LOUD! Knock it off, and go to your room!"
NASA: *SULK*
Senate: "Why doesn't NASA DO anything? They have no ambition, and lack vision. Where did they go wrong?"
sudo -i
Why waste characters?
What, you mean you make T-Shirts?
They probably still have better broadband there than in the US.
This, from somebody who was going to spend $500 or more on a notebook for someone whose computing needs were easily satisfied by an Inspiron 1150?
Perhaps you should have tried Google and a simple search to turn up hundreds of deals.
"Site" is a noun. It means a physical location. When verbed it refers to the act of placing something in a site.
The word which refers to quoting a source or mentioning something in support of your statement is to "cite". See also the word "citation", which you may have heard once or twice.
If you're not familiar with the difference, please look them up as a favour to the Ghost of the English Language.
But surely they paid the $199 for that copy of Windows 7 you installed on her old notebook, right?
If you look closely you can still see the Teletubbies on that hill.
And since what he did was rig a bar _chart_, we know that the culprit must be from Boston. Let's travel there and see if we can find another clue leading to Carmen Sandiego.
Because you spend your days crawling around on the outer shell of an unguided missile traveling at over a hundred thousand kilometers per hour?
If only there were some kind of manual for programs like mplayer. Then you might know where to go to find that kind of information.
On an airplane. Bonus points if you use a jar of peanut butter labeled in Arabic.
On the other hand, the guy with thirty years experience probably expects to leave the office at the end of the day and not work overnight and on weekends. The guy with one year of .NET experience may even believe tales like "We're going to have to put in a few extra hours to finish this project, but we'll make it up to you after we ship", "That's the way everybody in the industry does this" and "I'd hate to see you have to leave the company because you didn't want to be a team player".
While the more experienced developer is obviously a valuable addition to a well run team, Junior is much easier for a dysfunctional team to exploit, throw away and then replace next year.
The amd64, armel, hppa, i386, ia64, mips, mipsel, powerpc, s390 and sparc ports all seem to be coming along...
Oh wait, you wanted _Adobe_ to do something about it? I'm pretty sure they fired the only developer who understood their codebase years ago.
And a black turtleneck.
Shush, you. It's no fun making fun of Canadians when you just go bringing up facts about how much better things are up there.
Now let's get back to talking about how their nuclear plants always explode, their hockey teams always lose and their health care system is stuck in the stone age, okay?
I love the smell of mosquito lasers in the morning... The smell, you know that burning insect smell... Smells like, victory.
...where "Political Hacks Interfere With US Government Response".
And yet, here you are on Slashdot. How does that work?
But The Mote in God's Eye isn't?
I guess we all pick and choose our reality.
That kind of depends on where you are. If you're viewing from way out on the edge of town with nothing but farmland in all directions then you'll be able to see some pretty impressive things like the rings of Saturn, Jupiter's moons, the canals on Mars, the mote in Murcheson's Eye, C-beams glittering in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate... That kind of thing.
On the other hand if you're in downtown LA you might want to show them some of the stars in the Big Dipper, or see how much of Orion's belt you can make out. After that it's time to head back into the classroom and have a nice long lesson about Light Pollution.
Get in there, you big furry oaf! I don't care how it smells. GET IN THERE!
*whoosh*
So the robots would be a big problem, but you have no trouble with Paul having a CG sidekick with big floppy ears and a strangely Jamaican accent?