So... Yahoo basically paid out $179,000,000 to have someone do their homework assignment for them? Maybe if they applied themselves a little harder, they wouldn't be in this situation.
Yeah. Authors generally make SOOOO much money. Many authors I know make more than enough money to pay for groceries, with a little bit leftover to get new socks!
Implications might not mean much, but it's doubtful he's going to get it in writing. "Official Memo: If you leave in the next three to four weeks, we will be douchebags when contacted in the future by potential employers." All the company can do is imply that they will be douchebags, secure in the fact that they can never be called on it.
I'm sure Bill Hicks is thrilled to hear you malign his much-beloved movies in such a fashion. "I love the fuckin' movies. I go see EVERY MOVIE THAT COMES OUT, because I love the movies more than life itself, and you can quote me on that."
I love PUSA. Love them. I have their Mount Rushmore concert taped from MTV on VHS, complete with the Mount Rushmore Hug Of The Day, and I still have dreams set to "Mach 5". However, I do not, and WILL not, own an iPhone, so I guess I don't get access to this sort of thing.
This is a confusing message I'm being sent. Only people with iPhones can get this music, and people with iPhones have enough money to throw around to not need this.
I love PUSA. Love them. I have their Mount Rushmore concert taped from MTV on VHS, complete with the Mount Rushmore Hug Of The Day, and I still have dreams set to "Mach 5". However, I do not, and WILL not, own an iPhone, so I guess I don't get access to this sort of thing.
When it comes to the Internet, though, I think this is completely wrong (as has probably been stated here). When we're watching TV, we can either watch the American channels, with 99% American programming, or the Canadian networks, with about 75% American programming. The Canadian shows will always end up on the Canadian channels. With the Intertubes, wouldn't we really just be choosing to watch American or Canadian content directly?
Shut up! You don't know what you're talking about. Obama's made of kittens and sparkles, held together with HOPE... and more sparkles! If anything bad happened this week, it's Linux's fault!
I work in construction and land development in Western Canada, and every single project we work on uses geo-exchange systems, because we get huge tax incentives to utilize energy-efficient technologies (and as strata owners, we still get to charge standard amounts for utilities). This isn't a big city, and there's THREE places that offer geo-exchange services.
Maybe it's just "little known" where people "don't care".
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You replied to that article, and Lars, without using the word 'douchetruck' once. I salute you.
Doh-eth, positive it said 179... still, doesn't change the general gist of my post.
So... Yahoo basically paid out $179,000,000 to have someone do their homework assignment for them? Maybe if they applied themselves a little harder, they wouldn't be in this situation.
Can you work a tube/truck/horse analogy into it somehow? Then it will make sense to the old former-phone-company employees who run the ISPs.
There was, but it divided by zero and disappeared.
WoW also isn't particularly fun, which would also seem to take it out of the running.
Yeah. Authors generally make SOOOO much money. Many authors I know make more than enough money to pay for groceries, with a little bit leftover to get new socks!
Implications might not mean much, but it's doubtful he's going to get it in writing. "Official Memo: If you leave in the next three to four weeks, we will be douchebags when contacted in the future by potential employers." All the company can do is imply that they will be douchebags, secure in the fact that they can never be called on it.
I'm sure Bill Hicks is thrilled to hear you malign his much-beloved movies in such a fashion. "I love the fuckin' movies. I go see EVERY MOVIE THAT COMES OUT, because I love the movies more than life itself, and you can quote me on that."
Arizona Bay was lost on you.
Captain Obvious is obvious!
I figured closed captioning on pubs in TVs would make it a lot easier to understand programs over the din of the beer-swilling masses.
Higher conversation, but later chronologically, since I figured, like most Slashdotters, no-one would scroll down this far.
I love PUSA. Love them. I have their Mount Rushmore concert taped from MTV on VHS, complete with the Mount Rushmore Hug Of The Day, and I still have dreams set to "Mach 5". However, I do not, and WILL not, own an iPhone, so I guess I don't get access to this sort of thing. This is a confusing message I'm being sent. Only people with iPhones can get this music, and people with iPhones have enough money to throw around to not need this.
I love PUSA. Love them. I have their Mount Rushmore concert taped from MTV on VHS, complete with the Mount Rushmore Hug Of The Day, and I still have dreams set to "Mach 5". However, I do not, and WILL not, own an iPhone, so I guess I don't get access to this sort of thing.
This is a confusing message I'm being sent.
IF car EQUALS allowed to be there THEN open ELSE fire missiles
An open-and-shut case, to be sure! Just in and out, and you're done.
Eh?
Wow... the Wiki article for the Canadian Eh links to Bob & Doug McKenzie. That's... scary.
I love you now.
And it's on-topic, too (at least after 1:20).
When it comes to the Internet, though, I think this is completely wrong (as has probably been stated here). When we're watching TV, we can either watch the American channels, with 99% American programming, or the Canadian networks, with about 75% American programming. The Canadian shows will always end up on the Canadian channels. With the Intertubes, wouldn't we really just be choosing to watch American or Canadian content directly?
It's a series of twisted tubes. Wait, didn't they have that in Resident Evil...?
We call them "Americans". It's not their fault.
Get off my thread.
Shut up! You don't know what you're talking about. Obama's made of kittens and sparkles, held together with HOPE... and more sparkles! If anything bad happened this week, it's Linux's fault!
Beat me to it.
I work in construction and land development in Western Canada, and every single project we work on uses geo-exchange systems, because we get huge tax incentives to utilize energy-efficient technologies (and as strata owners, we still get to charge standard amounts for utilities). This isn't a big city, and there's THREE places that offer geo-exchange services.
Maybe it's just "little known" where people "don't care".
You think that's acting you're doing?
Hmmm!