You too? I actually hauled out some old slashdot posts just for relief. Something about how evil APK was, because he didn't believe MyCleanPC proves cubic time in the.org domain. Oh, and goatse. I was *so* relieved to read that stuff, compared to nowdays.
I wonder what these systems were protecting us from before terrorism? Also, a certain teutonic master of propaganda would be proud of that argument re sympathizers and opposition
Id bet that what the study is really showing is that when the customer orders a new cable setup, or a triple-play, or whatever, they get the free in-home router that just happens to be wireless a well as wired.
News to me. 30 yrs ago I went to the record store every chance I could because I didn't want to wait for my favorite stuff to be on the radio. Had a decent collection at one time.
NY state already does this. BUT one of the first things they do when you sign up for welfare, is to check you for drugs etc. If you have some prob they send you thru some other programs. FWIW tho, Boeing is the biggest welfare user in that area.
Ever since the whole snowden thing happened, I've been amazed at how many AC's show up in snowden-related threads. Its really interesting, almost like theres some kind of infowar going on.
Like you said, I think it depends on the material and the circumstances. For example, I read goatse very quickly and I couldn't close the browser fast enough. Other things, I slow down.
Betcha this is one of those laws that everybody is going to just ignore, like jaywalking or littering. Besides I don't see how it is practically evforceable.
You know the area then. I really dunno what to say, I'm not in IT (just a penguin guy since 1996) I'm in manufacturing. Steel and welding and machining. So you know how that goes around here. I'm lookin real hard at Wisc. and Minnesota tho. Also upper Iowa. Iinterviewed out there in 2005 and it was a whole other world. 20+ acres with a fixer upper was less than 30k and taxes were only 500/yr. They offered the same pay back then, that I make now. I should have done it, kicking myself in the arse for not growing a pair and just doing it. But its *such* a PITA to move...
Just out of curiosity, what state? If you don't mind sharing that.... I'm in Buffalo NY and I can't imagine the state not being able to help out somehow, even if its just job leads. BTW housing round here isn't bad at all, property taxes are insane tho. Most expensive in the country. An original ARPAnet backbone runs right underneath us and there's a booming local computational scene to cure cancer. Plenty of network work for genomics cluster and insurance company types. Awesome food too. I totally understand that the upper midwest is way cheaper in many ways, that is my next move. Even tho I have 100% equity, it would cost more to bulldoze my house than its worth, so it makes sense to just walk away.
Every "denier" or sceptic I've ever dealt with accuses the politicians of trying to monetize it, and the scientists as being on the take. IMHO its a case of projection.
Energy is not the only coal user. If you want to make steel out of iron ore, you will need a lot of coal.
Historical tidbit: Peabody was an industrial powerhouse back in the days of steam. They were the coal equivalent of Standard Oil, and they became *very* wealthy.
I'll back him up on it. I started reading slashdot every day before they had ID numbers. I was reading it on a browser called "Netscape" remember them? What used to be netscape became mozilla's codebase. And I was doing that on a linux desktop on an old 486. Everything he says is true, slashdot had a *lot* of pull in the late 1990's... what happened on slashdot was often quoted in industry magazines, and being promoted by the regular crowd here was a great way to become another dot-com startup.
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I think you would need alot of RAM. To test it. http://downloadmoreram.com/
Every single one of those fuckers has lied under oath. They're not gonna call him out on it.
You too? I actually hauled out some old slashdot posts just for relief. Something about how evil APK was, because he didn't believe MyCleanPC proves cubic time in the .org domain. Oh, and goatse. I was *so* relieved to read that stuff, compared to nowdays.
I wonder what these systems were protecting us from before terrorism? Also, a certain teutonic master of propaganda would be proud of that argument re sympathizers and opposition
They already exist, they're called cochlear implants.
Id bet that what the study is really showing is that when the customer orders a new cable setup, or a triple-play, or whatever, they get the free in-home router that just happens to be wireless a well as wired.
I think you just won the internet for today, just having the stamina to quote that.... scuse me while I go scrub my eyes out
News to me. 30 yrs ago I went to the record store every chance I could because I didn't want to wait for my favorite stuff to be on the radio. Had a decent collection at one time.
I see it identified batman OK.
Cheesy to reply my own post, but I seem to have attracted some random twink with no sense of humor and the tenacity of APK.
NY state already does this. BUT one of the first things they do when you sign up for welfare, is to check you for drugs etc. If you have some prob they send you thru some other programs. FWIW tho, Boeing is the biggest welfare user in that area.
Ever since the whole snowden thing happened, I've been amazed at how many AC's show up in snowden-related threads. Its really interesting, almost like theres some kind of infowar going on.
I call this a beginning at least. Maybe Amazon could offer jobs for the homeless?
Like you said, I think it depends on the material and the circumstances. For example, I read goatse very quickly and I couldn't close the browser fast enough. Other things, I slow down.
Betcha this is one of those laws that everybody is going to just ignore, like jaywalking or littering. Besides I don't see how it is practically evforceable.
I'm disappointed in you guys. Neither of those links led to a goatse.
I think I can speak for most of the internet in saying "Oh, shit!"
somebody PLEASE mod this guy up
You know the area then. I really dunno what to say, I'm not in IT (just a penguin guy since 1996) I'm in manufacturing. Steel and welding and machining. So you know how that goes around here. I'm lookin real hard at Wisc. and Minnesota tho. Also upper Iowa. Iinterviewed out there in 2005 and it was a whole other world. 20+ acres with a fixer upper was less than 30k and taxes were only 500/yr. They offered the same pay back then, that I make now. I should have done it, kicking myself in the arse for not growing a pair and just doing it. But its *such* a PITA to move...
Just out of curiosity, what state? If you don't mind sharing that.... I'm in Buffalo NY and I can't imagine the state not being able to help out somehow, even if its just job leads. BTW housing round here isn't bad at all, property taxes are insane tho. Most expensive in the country. An original ARPAnet backbone runs right underneath us and there's a booming local computational scene to cure cancer. Plenty of network work for genomics cluster and insurance company types. Awesome food too. I totally understand that the upper midwest is way cheaper in many ways, that is my next move. Even tho I have 100% equity, it would cost more to bulldoze my house than its worth, so it makes sense to just walk away.
Every "denier" or sceptic I've ever dealt with accuses the politicians of trying to monetize it, and the scientists as being on the take. IMHO its a case of projection.
Its all just a redistributionist plot. Liberals never have enough of other peoples money.
Energy is not the only coal user. If you want to make steel out of iron ore, you will need a lot of coal.
Historical tidbit: Peabody was an industrial powerhouse back in the days of steam. They were the coal equivalent of Standard Oil, and they became *very* wealthy.
I'll back him up on it. I started reading slashdot every day before they had ID numbers. I was reading it on a browser called "Netscape" remember them? What used to be netscape became mozilla's codebase. And I was doing that on a linux desktop on an old 486. Everything he says is true, slashdot had a *lot* of pull in the late 1990's... what happened on slashdot was often quoted in industry magazines, and being promoted by the regular crowd here was a great way to become another dot-com startup.
should concentrate on their own credibility first, then worry bout their posters.