Parents get to make lots of decisions for their children, including pretty much all of the important ones. This is not a decision that the child should be left to make.
Everyone knows that f*ck means fuck. If you're offended by the word fuck, you will also be offended by the word f*ck. All f*ck does is bring attention to the word. LOOK HERE, I'm SWEARING. F*ck is just as inappropriate for work as fuck.
They gave it back to him, but they said it will be canceled. So, he has a passport that will soon be worthless. How is that different from not having the passport at all?
Exactly, I don't feel any danger to my masculinity by saying that I hate parallel parking as much as anyone. It was not a necessary skill where I grew up (parking mostly in driveways and parking lots) and I never learned to do it well.
There are no fees or interest associated with credit cards if you use them properly. You make charges on them throughout the month, at the end of the month you pay off the entire balance.
But expiring passwords just adds one more thing for users to be bugging you about (I forgot my password after I changed it for the 3rd time this week...). Yes, you're torturing your users, but is the extra pain you have to go through as a result worth it?
I was at the movie theater recently, and at the concession stand, they had a number of "Combos", listing for example 1 Large Soda and 1 Large Popcorn. Or 2 Large Sodas and 1 Large Popcorn. Curiously, they had no prices attached to the combos. Sure enough, when the price came up, the price for Combo 1 was exactly the same as the price for 1 Large Soda plus the price of 1 Large Popcorn.
I wouldn't say she rescued him. The boy didn't want to come down, there was no indication that he needed help getting down. Trying to forcibly get a child out of a tree when he doesn't want to leave is definitely dangerous, and instead deciding to observe and wait for him to come down himself isn't an outrageous way to handle it.
It's a Big Red O! There's no stopping the Big Red O once it gets rolling. It'll roll right over your lowercase blue e. It'll roll right over your rat clinging to the blue egg. It won't even acknowledge Safari, because it doesn't remember what its icon is. Beware the Big Red O! It's the Future!
We had a fence, but it wasn't enclosing. I guess it was intended to stop balls and things from flying out into the road, but the kids could still walk around it if they wanted (and often had to to recover whatever was hit OVER the fence.
If I was going to make regular use of a proxy-site, I would rather pay a modest subscription fee and not be hit with obnoxious advertising. Especially since you know these new ad techniques will be moving out from just the proxy sites to the rest of the wild west web.
Apple picked AT&T as their dedicated carrier. They were waving an attractive new phone for AT&T's exclusive use, they had power in that negotiation, but instead they let AT&T forbird tethering. Yes, it's Apple's fault.
I hope you at least hit the button to silence it. Having your phone continue to ring while I talk to you would be FAR more irritating than having you check the caller and turn off the ring. I expect most people to be able to do that much while still paying attention to the speaker.
There must be SOME sharing of addresses/numbers there, or the first person can't contact the second person so they can add them to address books. You're right, though. It doesn't have to be memorable, though it helps when I can remember my own phone number, which is tricky some days...
I assumed "Dragging Telephone Numbers into the Internet Age" meant something like replacing numbers on phones with some other form of id. Apparently, I was wrong.
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My wallet's enough of a mess without the bills all being different sizes.
Parents get to make lots of decisions for their children, including pretty much all of the important ones. This is not a decision that the child should be left to make.
I prefer to quote Tony P. "Disco is not dead. Disco is life!"
Or did Dr. Smith screw things up again?
Everyone knows that f*ck means fuck. If you're offended by the word fuck, you will also be offended by the word f*ck. All f*ck does is bring attention to the word. LOOK HERE, I'm SWEARING. F*ck is just as inappropriate for work as fuck.
They gave it back to him, but they said it will be canceled. So, he has a passport that will soon be worthless. How is that different from not having the passport at all?
Exactly, I don't feel any danger to my masculinity by saying that I hate parallel parking as much as anyone. It was not a necessary skill where I grew up (parking mostly in driveways and parking lots) and I never learned to do it well.
Nah, I think they got it about right to catch all the hypersensitive idiots that they don't want using their product.
There are no fees or interest associated with credit cards if you use them properly. You make charges on them throughout the month, at the end of the month you pay off the entire balance.
I am annoyed by the number of cookies all the ad-servers try to set. I'm sure my cookie blacklist is filled at least 90% with ad-servers.
But expiring passwords just adds one more thing for users to be bugging you about (I forgot my password after I changed it for the 3rd time this week...). Yes, you're torturing your users, but is the extra pain you have to go through as a result worth it?
So what's wrong with idle entertainment?
I was at the movie theater recently, and at the concession stand, they had a number of "Combos", listing for example 1 Large Soda and 1 Large Popcorn. Or 2 Large Sodas and 1 Large Popcorn. Curiously, they had no prices attached to the combos. Sure enough, when the price came up, the price for Combo 1 was exactly the same as the price for 1 Large Soda plus the price of 1 Large Popcorn.
What else can you hope for, though? Everything's legal if you don't get caught.
I wouldn't say she rescued him. The boy didn't want to come down, there was no indication that he needed help getting down. Trying to forcibly get a child out of a tree when he doesn't want to leave is definitely dangerous, and instead deciding to observe and wait for him to come down himself isn't an outrageous way to handle it.
It's a Big Red O! There's no stopping the Big Red O once it gets rolling. It'll roll right over your lowercase blue e. It'll roll right over your rat clinging to the blue egg. It won't even acknowledge Safari, because it doesn't remember what its icon is. Beware the Big Red O! It's the Future!
Who has said that collecting from everyone who is arrested is fair?
We had a fence, but it wasn't enclosing. I guess it was intended to stop balls and things from flying out into the road, but the kids could still walk around it if they wanted (and often had to to recover whatever was hit OVER the fence.
If I was going to make regular use of a proxy-site, I would rather pay a modest subscription fee and not be hit with obnoxious advertising. Especially since you know these new ad techniques will be moving out from just the proxy sites to the rest of the wild west web.
Apple picked AT&T as their dedicated carrier. They were waving an attractive new phone for AT&T's exclusive use, they had power in that negotiation, but instead they let AT&T forbird tethering. Yes, it's Apple's fault.
If you'd read the story, you'd see there is a Fujitsu iPad, so sounds like they've got a chance.
I hope you at least hit the button to silence it. Having your phone continue to ring while I talk to you would be FAR more irritating than having you check the caller and turn off the ring. I expect most people to be able to do that much while still paying attention to the speaker.
So complain about the issue that actually bothers you. You're annoyed by LOUD PEOPLE, not by people on cell phones.
There must be SOME sharing of addresses/numbers there, or the first person can't contact the second person so they can add them to address books. You're right, though. It doesn't have to be memorable, though it helps when I can remember my own phone number, which is tricky some days...
I assumed "Dragging Telephone Numbers into the Internet Age" meant something like replacing numbers on phones with some other form of id. Apparently, I was wrong.