The 'used' section couldn't support mp3 sales... how would you tell if a 'metallica.mp3' file was really used or not? Basically if they allowed the used section to exist, all their profits from 'new' sales would immediately disappear as 80 zillion kids upload "used" mp3's for sale for 1 cent.
this just in, the makers of Icy Hot sue the rogue planet for DMCA copyright infringement via slashdot's digital summary of the material known as 'hot ice'.
Sweet... 18 feet of desktop wallpaper-enhancing power! It would be great if it had a self-repairing mirror with a few extra panels installed, in case of close encounter with space dust at 18,000 miles per hour.
clearly they mean "Music Television" when it showed music videos, like say in 1985. They're not talking about the post-real-world "MTV" that goes out of its way to show as little music as possible.
so these are for if you built a bunch of sql stuff and didn't document it, right? Because why not just look in the documentation on the functions, unless there is no documentation.
Documentation isn't an afterthought, it's supposed to be the blueprint for what you build (just like a house). How is the team in agreement on what's being built without something written down?
The mind boggles at how people get so close to documenting their systems and yet still miss many of the benefits.
i always felt less constrained mentally in a high-ceiling space. It's nice to see that there might be a biological or scientific explanation besides, "surely you must be joking, Dr. 192939495969798999!"
I thought just "not excessively racing the engine" saves gas, i.e. using cruise control, coasting, etc. Can't we just teach people to do this now? If you have to push on the gas to pass someone, does the chip say "nope, too much gas"?
You're so awesome! Look at how you replied and said I was a moron. That was incredible! I always wanted to meet someone as witty as you. You took my joke and pointed out that I am a moron, and at the same time, you showed how you know more than everyone about Douglas Adams' stories! You really put me in my place...when I grow up, I'm gonna be awesome, just like you! We all stand in your shadow, you are like a god to us mere mortals. All of us only wish we could reply to postings in as intelligent a way as you did! Congratulations, oh lord of the poignant reply!
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 42 thats right suckers! I own the answer to life, the universe, and everything. Please, don't all send your checks to me at once.
Well, it's not like we can take back guns, so yes. And in the same way, if crime exists, it makes sense to protect against it. If computer software were secure -- it was once, and now it's not, not because it got less secure, but people try harder now to break it.
Apparently the disconnect may have to do with how bandwidth works, because that site is slashdotted all to hell now! Either that, or during that long delay, they were hacking into my PC. Anyone else get the jitters when they go to a website about hacking and it just sits there and grinds in the browser?
Yeah, because microsoft really has the street cred on which products that are new and innovative will flop and which will succeed... aren't they basically saying here that they don't have a product to compete with the iPhone, so basically they hope it fails? If it succeeds, thats just one more foot-mouth 3-pointer for Ballmer.
Ouch, the picture says it all. The kid coincidentally looks just like the VTech shooter, how awful for him and how shameful for the administration for doing this to him!
I can't believe the gov't doesn't just immediately fund the full-scale reactor, given the fossil fuel crisis we're currently stuck in. 200 million dollars is a handful of days in Iraq, and we could immediately drive the price of oil down to 10 dollars a barrel with fusion as a reliable commercial power source.
line backs up at post office, line backs up with turbotax. Do they have some kinda guarantee about "if you file by x, even if our systems are down, you get credit?" I doubt it, they must've anticipated this very scenario!
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In Soviet China, EVERYONE has "official restore" disks.
The 'used' section couldn't support mp3 sales... how would you tell if a 'metallica.mp3' file was really used or not? Basically if they allowed the used section to exist, all their profits from 'new' sales would immediately disappear as 80 zillion kids upload "used" mp3's for sale for 1 cent.
this just in, the makers of Icy Hot sue the rogue planet for DMCA copyright infringement via slashdot's digital summary of the material known as 'hot ice'.
Or, you'll pay for security eventually, either up front in a better host, or in the end, when you get hacked.
unfortunately, the scientists did not offers any such tool for correcting grammar.
Sweet... 18 feet of desktop wallpaper-enhancing power! It would be great if it had a self-repairing mirror with a few extra panels installed, in case of close encounter with space dust at 18,000 miles per hour.
clearly they mean "Music Television" when it showed music videos, like say in 1985. They're not talking about the post-real-world "MTV" that goes out of its way to show as little music as possible.
that shouldn't be a big deal... after all, back in 2000, the actual Florida election didn't count! hey-o!
Awesome quote! That one might have to go in one of my next books.
so these are for if you built a bunch of sql stuff and didn't document it, right? Because why not just look in the documentation on the functions, unless there is no documentation.
Documentation isn't an afterthought, it's supposed to be the blueprint for what you build (just like a house). How is the team in agreement on what's being built without something written down?
The mind boggles at how people get so close to documenting their systems and yet still miss many of the benefits.
i always felt less constrained mentally in a high-ceiling space. It's nice to see that there might be a biological or scientific explanation besides, "surely you must be joking, Dr. 192939495969798999!"
I thought just "not excessively racing the engine" saves gas, i.e. using cruise control, coasting, etc. Can't we just teach people to do this now? If you have to push on the gas to pass someone, does the chip say "nope, too much gas"?
Actually, that's the question. Moron.
You're so awesome! Look at how you replied and said I was a moron. That was incredible! I always wanted to meet someone as witty as you. You took my joke and pointed out that I am a moron, and at the same time, you showed how you know more than everyone about Douglas Adams' stories! You really put me in my place...when I grow up, I'm gonna be awesome, just like you! We all stand in your shadow, you are like a god to us mere mortals. All of us only wish we could reply to postings in as intelligent a way as you did! Congratulations, oh lord of the poignant reply!
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 42
thats right suckers! I own the answer to life, the universe, and everything. Please, don't all send your checks to me at once.
Well, it's not like we can take back guns, so yes. And in the same way, if crime exists, it makes sense to protect against it. If computer software were secure -- it was once, and now it's not, not because it got less secure, but people try harder now to break it.
Apparently the disconnect may have to do with how bandwidth works, because that site is slashdotted all to hell now! Either that, or during that long delay, they were hacking into my PC. Anyone else get the jitters when they go to a website about hacking and it just sits there and grinds in the browser?
Wouldn't this basically be a version of SecurID? Why don't banks just roll out SecurID to everyone and get the same net effect?
Yeah, because microsoft really has the street cred on which products that are new and innovative will flop and which will succeed... aren't they basically saying here that they don't have a product to compete with the iPhone, so basically they hope it fails? If it succeeds, thats just one more foot-mouth 3-pointer for Ballmer.
And if you hack into that central revocation list, then you're like a god!
No iPod for you!
Ouch, the picture says it all. The kid coincidentally looks just like the VTech shooter, how awful for him and how shameful for the administration for doing this to him!
I'll have you know the dome is chewing gum, ceiling wax, and other fancy stuff!
Can we safely assume it was an extreme-overclocking-to-meet-ridiculous-gameplay-r equirements related fire?
Looks like it works to me:
http://www.emc2fusion.org/
I can't believe the gov't doesn't just immediately fund the full-scale reactor, given the fossil fuel crisis we're currently stuck in. 200 million dollars is a handful of days in Iraq, and we could immediately drive the price of oil down to 10 dollars a barrel with fusion as a reliable commercial power source.
"insufficiently tested software upgrade" => "untested software upgrade" => "some superstar at RIM changed the CRASH_NETWORK constant from 0 to 1."
line backs up at post office, line backs up with turbotax. Do they have some kinda guarantee about "if you file by x, even if our systems are down, you get credit?" I doubt it, they must've anticipated this very scenario!