In Maine there is a site called JobsInME.com I got my job there. It's becoming more popular in this area because it sorts by county and gives all the information in an easy format. Monster and CareerBuilder aren't even used by businesses in this area. For IT jobs it turns out to be nearly the only option. The website is also available in other states in New England but appears to only have caught on in Maine. JobsinMA.com has next to nothing on it.
a friend of mine made a webpage about how much he hated his internet provider. They threatened to take him to court over it. Since he wasn't old enough they opted to ban him from the service and harrass his parents for a long time. He later wrote a song about it for his band which became fairly popular in the area for a while. Probably completely unrelated to this, last I heard that internet provider was nearly out of business.
Kyle: Let me check my email first. *tap* *tap* *tap* *tap* *tap*
Dan: That's a short password...what is it... "chair"?
Kyle: *terror* no...
Dan: *LAUGH*
Kyle: Let me check my email. *tap* *tap* *tap* *tap* *tap*
Dan: So...change your password?
Kyle: No.
Dan: What is it now..."bread"
Kyle: fuck you.
Writing lots of code is not the matter here. This is a 16 year old boy. Shouldn't he be downloading massive amounts of pr0n? I think there was a good deal of motivation to code a faster browser. And certainly no girlfriend to interrupt.
But who am I to talk smack?
I am with the coward on this one. my favorite RPG was Lunar: The Silver Star. I like the top down view with the people still standing like they are in a side scroller and leveling up by looking for a fight between the same to squares of movement. It seems lately that all efforts to make an RPG have just been to make an RPG become a FPS. I feel that we are really missing something in the translation.
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In Maine there is a site called JobsInME.com I got my job there. It's becoming more popular in this area because it sorts by county and gives all the information in an easy format. Monster and CareerBuilder aren't even used by businesses in this area. For IT jobs it turns out to be nearly the only option. The website is also available in other states in New England but appears to only have caught on in Maine. JobsinMA.com has next to nothing on it.
I thought it would read a little more like the script to Fight Club. Everywhere SCO goes there are concerns of the urine content of their soup.
a friend of mine made a webpage about how much he hated his internet provider. They threatened to take him to court over it. Since he wasn't old enough they opted to ban him from the service and harrass his parents for a long time.
He later wrote a song about it for his band which became fairly popular in the area for a while.
Probably completely unrelated to this, last I heard that internet provider was nearly out of business.
This is an awesome movie. It made me want to be handcuffed to a toilet so I could jump off the roof to knock a guy out with it.
TWICE!
"What rhymes with XDirectFB?"
Kwanzaa
Kyle: Let me check my email first. *tap* *tap* *tap* *tap* *tap* Dan: That's a short password...what is it... "chair"? Kyle: *terror* no... Dan: *LAUGH* Kyle: Let me check my email. *tap* *tap* *tap* *tap* *tap* Dan: So...change your password? Kyle: No. Dan: What is it now..."bread" Kyle: fuck you.
Blue pill! ...wait no! ... Which one was it!!? aww crap... take all the pills you're bound to find the right one sometime.
You are plenty cool when they realize you are smart enough to run a methlab.
That sounds like a woman I would date but I'm too afraid of being sued for not having a description of my package before dinner.
Writing lots of code is not the matter here. This is a 16 year old boy. Shouldn't he be downloading massive amounts of pr0n? I think there was a good deal of motivation to code a faster browser. And certainly no girlfriend to interrupt. But who am I to talk smack?
I am with the coward on this one. my favorite RPG was Lunar: The Silver Star. I like the top down view with the people still standing like they are in a side scroller and leveling up by looking for a fight between the same to squares of movement. It seems lately that all efforts to make an RPG have just been to make an RPG become a FPS. I feel that we are really missing something in the translation.