Thank you for improving the automated Babel Fish translation. For a moment there, I thought that the only thing she wanted was a retraction statement.
Babel Fish: "Microsoft managers threw all found star Pornographen out, refused however the delivery of an omission explanation."
Eddi likes Steffi . And Eddi knows well Photoshop. Thus it produced center this yearly falsified Porno pictures of the German tennis icon Stefanie count and made it available under its MSN.de Community side of the world. The predominantly male part of the spectators had a first-class locker photo little hand vibrating to however not also be content, but could over the function "my photo center" additionally to buy.
A glowing Verehrer of the former tennis queen sent after benefit of such pictures a obszoene Mail to his Idol. This awkward kind of the affection stating encountered however little approval: Steffi.Graf switched its lawyer and within fewer hours was Eddis "Fakes OF of star" history -- at least with MSN. the Microsoft managers threw all found star Pornographen out, refused however the delivery of an omission explanation. Thus those wanted to prevent count by a punishment of 500.000 Marks also in the future that its face on different bodies is abused with MSN.
The regional court Cologne decided now to favour of Steffi.Graf (Az: 28 O 346/01). Since MSN in its general trading conditions the rights to use leaves itself to stopped contents of transfers on from the Usern and Community contents by Frames and Logos to look, as if are ms slopes of offers, must the Microsoft GmbH ensure that itself no naked Steffis more in the Microsoft network raekeln. The Unterschleissheimer daughter of the software company from the USA tried everything, from Rezitationen of its AGBs and referring to non-liability up to the deportation of all debt to the company nut/mother in talking moon or on the InterNet altogether. But the court remained hard, gave Mrs. count Recht and took up the "concrete unlawful act to the prohibition tenor" for the provisional order. Even Microsofts reference that Mrs. count could not make a repetition danger convincing, did not let the court apply. The company already affirmed the repetition danger by its contradiction against the original omission explanation. ( cgl/c't)
Keyboards? For me, the mouse was the problem. I added an extra ergonomic kensington usb mouse for my right hand, and I put my old mouse to the left, and every couple of hours I kept on switching between the two. This practice slowed me down initially, but it completely made the pain of my right wrist go away.
Stephan
PS: The two mouses could work at the same time, but I still needed to go back to the control panel everytime I needed to inverse the mouse buttons.
People referring to their own city as a "Tech City" are like dry cleaners calling themselves "Quality Cleaners" and restaurant owners calling their restaurants "Good Food". It doesn't help your cause, it actually hurts it. Please get in line with the other Silicon wannabes, you're not the first and you're certainly not going to be the last.
If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, check out www.bawug.org, they have an ad-hoc Linux wireless network.
Personally, I love the fact that the bawug network depends on the work and resources of individuals, and not the government.
Since Metronome/Ricochet failed, I don't expect our local government to do any better.
PBS is free, but they do get State and Federal funding. PBS has no ads, but they do have short sponsor appreciation messages and long intrusive fundraising drives.
"Hardly a monopoly, and you can choose whichever model suits you best: pay, donate, watch ads. Isn't that what we want? Choices?"
Then you should be able to withhold your tax dollars from PBS and send them to another non-profit station. Right? Perhaps, you should call your local friendly IRS office and see if that's possible.
The Skeptical Environmentalist: Measuring the Real State of the World
by Bjørn Lomborg, 2001
The author of this book is an Associate Professor of Statistics at the University of Aarhus (Denmark), and used his knowledge of statistics to analyze the claims that the Earth is dying.
Environmental Overkill
Whatever Happened to Common Sense?
Ray, Dixie Lee; Guzzo, Lou. 1993.
New York, NY: HarperCollins Publishers, Inc.
Ok. So, how will they try to falsify their hypothesis? and how will they determine if their experiment was a success?
This is the first paragraph under their heading Science : Motivation
"You've heard of climate change -- how the "greenhouse gases" we produce by generating electricity, driving cars, heating our homes and so on, are almost certainly warming up the planet. If present-day computer models of the climate are correct, children born today may live to see climatic conditions unheard-of since before the dawn of human civilisation. Since we, and all the other species on this planet, are pretty well adapted to the climate we've been experiencing for the last 10,000 years, such a rapid change could have very serious consequences. "
Sounds to me like actors get plenty of recognition already. Not that this is a bad thing, but I wonder how many of those same Milwaukee students knew who Richard Feynman was.
"Your wrong-- factory workers are smart enough to form unions, IT workers are not.
This despite the fact that doctors and lawyers have their own unions (AMA and ABA respectively). "
Yes, please do count me in that category. I'm obviously not smart enough to lobby the government to impose limits on the number of fellow practioners like our American Medical Association has done. Obviously, it takes a certain kind of genius to start choking off my own competition.
Yes, I like that one. We should also be using this argument to protect the photocopy machine.
"Photocopiers don't pirate books, criminals pirate books" and "there are legitimate uses for photocopiers."
Oh god. Don't let them take away our photocopy machines.
"What's your salary/the salary of the people that will have to build 60 boxes? "
An employee's salary isn't necessarily related to a project's marginal cost. For instance, an employee may be exempt from being paid overtime. Or an employee may be paid just to sit around waiting for something to break. And the list goes on...
"Are you sure $600 + labor costs + no manufacturer support will be less than $1,000? If not, there's no business case to do it yourself."
And you sir, are you aware that all manufacturers use substandard OEM parts in their machines just to save money? And are you sure that the ($1000 + down time + post-warranty replacement cost of non-standard OEM parts) of the substandard branded PCs will cost your business no more than $1000? If not, then conversly there's no business case to buy a branded PC.
"You can't just open the source code and peek inside. It's probably going to be some time before any open source project can produce the complexity Macromedia's put into six versions of their product. "
Squeak can do most of things, plus 3-d graphics, and speech synthesis. www.squeak.org
You should seriously take a look at it. Flash is nice, since version 5.0, it's a fully object-oriented programming language, but it can not even compare to Squeak. Macromedia has some smart people, but I don't think they can compare to Alan Kay. Alan Kay is one of the main developer behind Squeak, he is one of the inventors of the Smalltalk programming language and one of the fathers of the idea of Object Oriented Programming. He is the conceiver of the laptop computer and the architect of the modern windowing GUI.
You've got to try Squeak! It's free, it's open source, it works on all platforms, and it was designed exactely for the purpose you had in mind. It was conceived by some of the best minds at Apple, Xerox Parc, and Disney and I can guarantee you some of its capabilities will blow you away.
From their web site:
"With the Squeak programming system, we have made some delightful and powerful educational applets. If you are a student, parent, or teacher, please jump over to www.squeakland.org, and download some great educational projects."
Stephan
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They could also benchmark the reliability of informers based on known pirate sites.
For example, as soon as someone correctly identifies one or two previously catalogued pirate site, then that person can automatically be considered a bonafide informer.
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Thank you for improving the automated Babel Fish translation. For a moment there, I thought that the only thing she wanted was a retraction statement.
Babel Fish: "Microsoft managers threw all found star Pornographen out, refused however the delivery of an omission explanation."
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Steffi may not take MSN user off
Eddi likes Steffi . And Eddi knows well Photoshop. Thus it produced center this yearly falsified Porno pictures of the German tennis icon Stefanie count and made it available under its MSN.de Community side of the world. The predominantly male part of the spectators had a first-class locker photo little hand vibrating to however not also be content, but could over the function "my photo center" additionally to buy.
A glowing Verehrer of the former tennis queen sent after benefit of such pictures a obszoene Mail to his Idol. This awkward kind of the affection stating encountered however little approval: Steffi.Graf switched its lawyer and within fewer hours was Eddis "Fakes OF of star" history -- at least with MSN. the Microsoft managers threw all found star Pornographen out, refused however the delivery of an omission explanation. Thus those wanted to prevent count by a punishment of 500.000 Marks also in the future that its face on different bodies is abused with MSN.
The regional court Cologne decided now to favour of Steffi.Graf (Az: 28 O 346/01). Since MSN in its general trading conditions the rights to use leaves itself to stopped contents of transfers on from the Usern and Community contents by Frames and Logos to look, as if are ms slopes of offers, must the Microsoft GmbH ensure that itself no naked Steffis more in the Microsoft network raekeln. The Unterschleissheimer daughter of the software company from the USA tried everything, from Rezitationen of its AGBs and referring to non-liability up to the deportation of all debt to the company nut/mother in talking moon or on the InterNet altogether. But the court remained hard, gave Mrs. count Recht and took up the "concrete unlawful act to the prohibition tenor" for the provisional order. Even Microsofts reference that Mrs. count could not make a repetition danger convincing, did not let the court apply. The company already affirmed the repetition danger by its contradiction against the original omission explanation. ( cgl /c't)
Keyboards? For me, the mouse was the problem. I added an extra ergonomic kensington usb mouse for my right hand, and I put my old mouse to the left, and every couple of hours I kept on switching between the two. This practice slowed me down initially, but it completely made the pain of my right wrist go away.
Stephan
PS: The two mouses could work at the same time, but I still needed to go back to the control panel everytime I needed to inverse the mouse buttons.
A good school would have had the kid come to school an extra Saturday.
For all they know, that one percent could only represent virus-infected computer systems.
Oh, Saddam wants to stop selling us oil, well let's kill the democratically elected Venezualan President and shut down OPEC.
Stephan
Personally, I love the fact that the bawug network depends on the work and resources of individuals, and not the government.
Since Metronome/Ricochet failed, I don't expect our local government to do any better.
Stephan
This book deconstructs many of the problems with distance learning and telecommuting. It's a must read for you and your boss.
Stephan
PBS is free, but they do get State and Federal funding. PBS has no ads, but they do have short sponsor appreciation messages and long intrusive fundraising drives.
"Hardly a monopoly, and you can choose whichever model suits you best: pay, donate, watch ads. Isn't that what we want? Choices?"
Then you should be able to withhold your tax dollars from PBS and send them to another non-profit station. Right? Perhaps, you should call your local friendly IRS office and see if that's possible.
Here, you can download the Ruby source or the executables for your platform at http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/index.html
And here are two books worth looking at:
The Skeptical Environmentalist: Measuring the Real State of the World by Bjørn Lomborg, 2001 The author of this book is an Associate Professor of Statistics at the University of Aarhus (Denmark), and used his knowledge of statistics to analyze the claims that the Earth is dying.
Environmental Overkill Whatever Happened to Common Sense? Ray, Dixie Lee; Guzzo, Lou. 1993. New York, NY: HarperCollins Publishers, Inc.
This is the first paragraph under their heading Science : Motivation
"You've heard of climate change -- how the "greenhouse gases" we produce by generating electricity, driving cars, heating our homes and so on, are almost certainly warming up the planet. If present-day computer models of the climate are correct, children born today may live to see climatic conditions unheard-of since before the dawn of human civilisation. Since we, and all the other species on this planet, are pretty well adapted to the climate we've been experiencing for the last 10,000 years, such a rapid change could have very serious consequences. "
Yes, please do count me in that category. I'm obviously not smart enough to lobby the government to impose limits on the number of fellow practioners like our American Medical Association has done. Obviously, it takes a certain kind of genius to start choking off my own competition.
Stephan
The same thing happened in France. A guy was stuck in there for three days until a maintenance crew found him.
Yes, I like that one. We should also be using this argument to protect the photocopy machine. "Photocopiers don't pirate books, criminals pirate books" and "there are legitimate uses for photocopiers." Oh god. Don't let them take away our photocopy machines.
An employee's salary isn't necessarily related to a project's marginal cost. For instance, an employee may be exempt from being paid overtime. Or an employee may be paid just to sit around waiting for something to break. And the list goes on...
"Are you sure $600 + labor costs + no manufacturer support will be less than $1,000? If not, there's no business case to do it yourself."
And you sir, are you aware that all manufacturers use substandard OEM parts in their machines just to save money? And are you sure that the ($1000 + down time + post-warranty replacement cost of non-standard OEM parts) of the substandard branded PCs will cost your business no more than $1000? If not, then conversly there's no business case to buy a branded PC.
Someone hasn't been reading the responses. What do you think the beer cans are for?
Flash MX is the latest version, it's much better than Flash 5, and it's not really compatible with previous versions.
Squeak can do most of things, plus 3-d graphics, and speech synthesis. www.squeak.org You should seriously take a look at it. Flash is nice, since version 5.0, it's a fully object-oriented programming language, but it can not even compare to Squeak. Macromedia has some smart people, but I don't think they can compare to Alan Kay. Alan Kay is one of the main developer behind Squeak, he is one of the inventors of the Smalltalk programming language and one of the fathers of the idea of Object Oriented Programming. He is the conceiver of the laptop computer and the architect of the modern windowing GUI.
http://www.squeak.org/"
From their web site: "With the Squeak programming system, we have made some delightful and powerful educational applets. If you are a student, parent, or teacher, please jump over to www.squeakland.org, and download some great educational projects."
Stephan
For example, as soon as someone correctly identifies one or two previously catalogued pirate site, then that person can automatically be considered a bonafide informer.
Can't give them away.
Can't throw them away. (Someone might actually fish it out from our trash.)
Should we burn them then?