I've been finding Jobs' keynotes less charismatic of late. I find it unendearing that he gets annoyed when the audience fails to clap at times he anticipates they should. When you start to believe in your own cult of personality, it's time to move on, and congratulations to him for doing just that.
Trousers weren't around when humans were still in their "formative years" of evolution. But I wouldn't use that as the basis for making any claim that wearing trousers is bad for humans.
Speaking of porn, what really amuses me is those adverts which claim to be able to put you in touch with real girls in your area. There must be a lot of geographically disparate twins signing up to these sites, because the girls that live in London when I'm in London look exactly the same as the girls that live in Manchester when I'm in Manchester!
To make your intent clearer, you could have posted:
Correct! I just found out about this myself from a Linguistics major at UCLA who just happens to be my girlfriend. Which is to say: I have a girlfriend. Big me up.
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The Mac's been around for 24 years now... which other computer (outside of geek circles) has been more fashionable during that time?
The iPod's been around for 7 years now... which other MP3 player (outside of geek circles) has been more fashionable during that time?
I've been finding Jobs' keynotes less charismatic of late. I find it unendearing that he gets annoyed when the audience fails to clap at times he anticipates they should. When you start to believe in your own cult of personality, it's time to move on, and congratulations to him for doing just that.
There isn't a feature of an iPod which isn't done by somebody else.
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+1, Inane Yet For Some Reason Still Successful Reverse Psychology
Build a city; they will come ;)
Trousers weren't around when humans were still in their "formative years" of evolution. But I wouldn't use that as the basis for making any claim that wearing trousers is bad for humans.
Besides, where else would they put a park? In the middle of the countryside upstate?
Humans evolved to be in communities, but not in cities.
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Speaking of porn, what really amuses me is those adverts which claim to be able to put you in touch with real girls in your area. There must be a lot of geographically disparate twins signing up to these sites, because the girls that live in London when I'm in London look exactly the same as the girls that live in Manchester when I'm in Manchester!
And another one, especially for you:
You loosen something that is too tight. You let loose the hounds. You never "loose" anything.
If his weight had been too tight, he would be loosening, not loosing, it.
I think you'll find that most "Hello World" examples use standard libraries (e.g. helloworld.c uses printf).
You've really never come across something more innovative than this?
Next you'll be telling me that when you buy Coca-Cola, you're mostly just getting sugar and water!
People won't stop getting internet access, but people aren't Google's customers; they are its product. Where do you think Google's money comes from?
I'd like to pretend that there was some sort of power-of-dollar pun in my original post. But the truth is I'm drunk.
...is the UK. Here, a $180-dollar value bonus is worth considerably more than it was last year!
[girl doesn't even bother rolling dice]
Girl: Nope.
Mod parent up -- nice animation! (And no Rickroll)
Humanity has been able to carry on numerous projects on a bigger scale than the average human's lifespan.
It's a wonder that drosophilae haven't got it together yet.
But some people who love to say that understand do statistics and scientific research methods. Which just goes to show.
To make your intent clearer, you could have posted:
Correct! I just found out about this myself from a Linguistics major at UCLA who just happens to be my girlfriend. Which is to say: I have a girlfriend. Big me up.
That might be her definition of personality. Sounds like my definition of tedium.
"Security through obscurity" does not mean "Keep your password secret".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_through_obscurity
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