Even if there's no table limit, there's your personal credit limit, and there's the fact that there's a finite amount of money in an economic system. Sooner or later, you lose!
Aim high, get the job you want for the pay you want or stay in school, any other choice will hurt your earnings potential for literally decades to come.
1) Bet X dollars on red. If you win, goto 3. If you lose, let X:=2*X and goto 1. 2) ??? 3) Profit!
Reasoning like this from economists is why we're in this mess in the first place. In capitalism, for every winner, there are necessarily losers.
Please don't put the word "Jobs" in the title of stories. My brain is already attuned to filtering them out on the basis that it's yet another story about Steve's health.
Because a web browser is an order of magnitude harder? (They control everything Google Earth connects to, whereas they don't control much of what Google Chrome connects to.)
Anyone who can't tell the difference between the UK and England is hardly in a position to be too critical.
Actually, Scotland is covered by the European Convention on Human Rights, so it'll be interesting to see whether the UK government dares move on any Scottish ISP.
As for the Pentagon, even if it had stayed in pristine shape and was never struck, isn't the attack on the Twin Towers enough reason to assassinate Bin Laden? I say yes.
The problem with the democratic process is that you've got to get such a quantity of people behind you. With revolution, you don't have to get a majority, as long as you've got the quality (the military is often quite a good clincher).
But languages and their libraries inform design decisions. And I have tended to find that people who prefer a more structured language are generally more structured in their design.
Indeed not. And no-one wants a tablet Mac or a PVR AppleTV either. These are not the products people are looking for. Apple can go about their business. Move along...
The problem with Time Machines is that you can't go back in time to before you built them. Unfortunately Jobs got ill before Leopard, and his pancreas may even be excluded from backups.
Linux is not on everyone's desk not because of lack of apps, but because of a lack of ONE KILLER APP. Whenever it comes, people will come.
Truly I say to you, there are some of those who are standing here who shall not taste death until they see this ONE KILLER APP coming in Linux's kingdom. This generation will not pass away until all these things have taken place.
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Imagine if we didn't have to build roads because we all had these hovering craft. But what on earth would we call them?
Might wanna get that working on a road car first!
Assuming we harness fusion for power before we use it for armageddon...
Even if there's no table limit, there's your personal credit limit, and there's the fact that there's a finite amount of money in an economic system. Sooner or later, you lose!
No, I didn't. What the infinite-growth-ists forget is that we live on a planet with finite resources.
Aim high, get the job you want for the pay you want or stay in school, any other choice will hurt your earnings potential for literally decades to come.
1) Bet X dollars on red. If you win, goto 3. If you lose, let X:=2*X and goto 1.
2) ???
3) Profit!
Reasoning like this from economists is why we're in this mess in the first place. In capitalism, for every winner, there are necessarily losers.
Please don't put the word "Jobs" in the title of stories. My brain is already attuned to filtering them out on the basis that it's yet another story about Steve's health.
Indeed. All you'd have to do is port Cocotron to BSD ;)
If you build it, they will come...
Replaced with what? Silverlight?
If it forces Apple to play catchup on the javascript process isolation front, I'm all for it...
70 million a year? Google probably spends that much on coffee.
Because a web browser is an order of magnitude harder? (They control everything Google Earth connects to, whereas they don't control much of what Google Chrome connects to.)
Anyone who can't tell the difference between the UK and England is hardly in a position to be too critical.
Actually, Scotland is covered by the European Convention on Human Rights, so it'll be interesting to see whether the UK government dares move on any Scottish ISP.
As for the Pentagon, even if it had stayed in pristine shape and was never struck, isn't the attack on the Twin Towers enough reason to assassinate Bin Laden? I say yes.
I think you might have missed the point.
The problem with the democratic process is that you've got to get such a quantity of people behind you. With revolution, you don't have to get a majority, as long as you've got the quality (the military is often quite a good clincher).
But languages and their libraries inform design decisions. And I have tended to find that people who prefer a more structured language are generally more structured in their design.
Sorry, I don't have much experience with CMSs. I've just written enough PHP in my life to know that I never want to use it again :)
Anything not written in PHP?
+1, Spot on
Noone demanded something like the iPhone.
Indeed not. And no-one wants a tablet Mac or a PVR AppleTV either. These are not the products people are looking for. Apple can go about their business. Move along...
The problem with Time Machines is that you can't go back in time to before you built them. Unfortunately Jobs got ill before Leopard, and his pancreas may even be excluded from backups.
Linux is not on everyone's desk not because of lack of apps, but because of a lack of ONE KILLER APP. Whenever it comes, people will come.
Truly I say to you, there are some of those who are standing here who shall not taste death until they see this ONE KILLER APP coming in Linux's kingdom. This generation will not pass away until all these things have taken place.
No, they're full immersive sensory experiences. I hear they're better than Second Life.
Specifically, the head-to-head Gameboy version. The pinnacle of gaming!