Go back to your biodome and watch your Full Season DVD's of Monk. The scanners will need to be kept optically clean to function. Can you say that about the restrooms doorknobs? In any public venue?
Ok here's a lesson from General Obvious: The blurb states that he withdrew his application. Any subsequent job offers from Microsoft are then unsolicited. I didn't even have to RTFA to gather that much.
Regardess of which term is correct, the public will accept the most publicized version of the term. That's why it's so important to get the most appropriate term into circulation early enough for it to be publicized as the "Correct" version.
Sure. And they're welcome to come do inspections as often as they can afford to. Besides, the orbital space above the Earth is not subject to the laws of the political entities beneath it.
Enlighten us with your refined definition of "Movie"?
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Well, if Microsoft hadn't built up an AOL-like overdone presence with their MSN web portal, maybe people wouldn't be sick of M$. I go to Google for the refreshing simple-ness.
That's because the New York Times posts "Now News". They don't post it if it didn't happen yesterday or today. Slashdot posts "Any News." Their range of coverage dates are much larger. If two different sources post original stories on the same subject, then two different versions can be submitted to Slashdot that appear to be different stories.
Don't flame me. I'm just playing Devil's advocate.
Maybe a desktop OS for the masses *should* be crippled in some ways, to protect people from themselves. And people who need a full featured OS can use something else (a seperate version of Windows, or whatever).
That won't fly in homespace. It won't even walk. It'll work in the workplace and nowhere else.
Home users ARE their own admins, and they need to be able to install software, develop programs, and do other "insecure activities" as a matter of course.
The best you can do for a home operating system is to demand a password for EVERY new piece of software, including Java and Flash apps.
Expect to see automatic password programs soon after.
And you would be the manager of what previously litigated store?
The reason corporate payouts are so large is because corporations do not feel the weight of small disbursements. I swear corporations have more rights than actual citizens these days.
A parking ticket can run $200. That's an entire week's take home pay for some people. You can bet they won't be parking there again. What's an entire week's take home profit for Best Buy? Don't you think that this guy was effectively slandered by the best buy representative, and that slander is worse than a parking tickit?
You missed the point where they had to inject each cell to target it. If we just uniformly make all cells immortal, then we would have out of control cell reproduction. You know, kind of like cancer.
The real trick would be to figure out how to hold the human body at the point of equilibrium for 18 to 21 years of age.
Never mind that. Then we couldn't legally get beer. 8-)
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When is the last time you saw a factory operating at peak efficiency?
But I do agree that it's easier to control emission on a single factory than a hundred thousand private vehicles.
Go back to your biodome and watch your Full Season DVD's of Monk. The scanners will need to be kept optically clean to function. Can you say that about the restrooms doorknobs? In any public venue?
missed out many words. must defrag the keyboard. *bam* *bam* *bam*
You're no geek. Saying "too geeky for /." is clear proof that you had way too life a teen. You probably have sex on a regular basis, too.
And it's not too much of a stretch to infer that AFTER the first UNSOLICITED invitation to Microsoft, he brought a resume, which he later withdrew.
Ok here's a lesson from General Obvious: The blurb states that he withdrew his application. Any subsequent job offers from Microsoft are then unsolicited. I didn't even have to RTFA to gather that much.
China, nothing. I thought it said California! Nah, the Terminator pwns that.
Regardess of which term is correct, the public will accept the most publicized version of the term. That's why it's so important to get the most appropriate term into circulation early enough for it to be publicized as the "Correct" version.
Sure. And they're welcome to come do inspections as often as they can afford to. Besides, the orbital space above the Earth is not subject to the laws of the political entities beneath it.
So this moon is really made out of cheese . . and it just cut itself?
Trailer park. The bright colors are simulated by makeup and tonka toys.
Trust me, they need no more proof of your geekdom than your ID at Slashdot.
Of course, then they would be proving themselves just as geeky, so it's win-win.
Don't worry. Anything as big as Windows has plenty of competitors preparing coffins and waiting for their eventual need.
Narf! Oh Brain, you're so silly! Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
They will turn the accelerator to more useful purposes, like seeing all the women in the Sears catalog without their underwear.
Almost as big as Star W. . . .Ahh!!!! Get away you freeks!
Saturnian Moon "Cowboy Neil", the Slashdot god of "None of the Above"!
Enlighten us with your refined definition of "Movie"?
Well, if Microsoft hadn't built up an AOL-like overdone presence with their MSN web portal, maybe people wouldn't be sick of M$. I go to Google for the refreshing simple-ness.
Don't flame me. I'm just playing Devil's advocate.
That won't fly in homespace. It won't even walk. It'll work in the workplace and nowhere else.
Home users ARE their own admins, and they need to be able to install software, develop programs, and do other "insecure activities" as a matter of course.
The best you can do for a home operating system is to demand a password for EVERY new piece of software, including Java and Flash apps.
Expect to see automatic password programs soon after.
Do you trust them remember to let through packets from machines such as 196.168.0.1, or 10.0.0.1?
I don't.
Although, I supposed those addresses should be properly nested in the NAT packets.
The reason corporate payouts are so large is because corporations do not feel the weight of small disbursements. I swear corporations have more rights than actual citizens these days.
A parking ticket can run $200. That's an entire week's take home pay for some people. You can bet they won't be parking there again. What's an entire week's take home profit for Best Buy? Don't you think that this guy was effectively slandered by the best buy representative, and that slander is worse than a parking tickit?
Think about it.
The real trick would be to figure out how to hold the human body at the point of equilibrium for 18 to 21 years of age.
Never mind that. Then we couldn't legally get beer. 8-)
By integrating it into a commercial product without giving credit or derivitave source to the true authors, and/or copyrighting the code.