Yea, you know all the spam that have unassociated keywords and whole sentances that appear randomly throughout the spam so they bypass mail filters designed to find repetitious emails
opensource this- a program designed to pass messages via spam, undetectable without the key...if 50,000 people get the message, and only one can read it....
release it.. BAM! the government (homeland security) will suddenly find a way to stop spam.
or to be one of the justices, and request an indepth search for "blonde, lesbian, and cute, on my desk, with (cough cough) a box of tissue for my (cough) nose"
I know, one of the requirements for MOST (except for actor/actress/models, for example) labor related visas is that you must show that you (the employer) are unable to fill the position locally.
why doesn't anyone complain to INS that the employment visas are being given to employers who make no attempt to fill jobs locally (*you can get companies on the INS's shit list*)
if someone comes in on a h2b, and you can show they made no attempt to fill that job locally, gripe to INS.
that was bound to hit +5 inisightful
then you mention Natalie Portman, and all I'm left with is thoughts of Natalie Portman, and a possible +funny comment.
what? I have seen the laws in a few states, and many of them require a break if a certain # of hours are worked, here's a short list but I'll be fucked if I have ever heard of one that mention a break because it crosses noontime...
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and these 3d images are extrapolated from a 2d drawing, done from a certain perspective.
an engineer may make a 2d drawing of a 3d object from a different angle, (which end is up on a rectangular housing) and therefore the same elements can't be pulled from the sketch for comparison.
now, if the parts are ALL entered as 3'd imagery, the angle should not matter, but this is using flat image files already in place at the establishment, not rentry of 3'd scans.
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the sketches have to be 2-d for matching.
what if I sketch from a different point of view from the piece and the way that it is cataloged, they show a golf club looking head, fine.. what if I want a part that looks like a "insert object here", and I draw it from front/left, and the image on file is angled differently....
thanks to Daylight Savings time, I'll have it in FIVE HOURS!
WOW, what a sales pitch, what does daylight savings do? it keeps your kids from standing around in the AM dark, and SPEEDS UP YOUR INTERNET CONNECTION..
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check out this post that I made the other day
read this link please . and then decide
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is there any spyware for the pocketpc that predates? I hope they got a patent on it..
opensource this- a program designed to pass messages via spam, undetectable without the key...if 50,000 people get the message, and only one can read it....
release it.. BAM! the government (homeland security) will suddenly find a way to stop spam.
then how do they get 'trained as replacements' if they are not physically here (which requires da-DING a visa)
or to be one of the justices, and request an indepth search for "blonde, lesbian, and cute, on my desk, with (cough cough) a box of tissue for my (cough) nose"
why doesn't anyone complain to INS that the employment visas are being given to employers who make no attempt to fill jobs locally (*you can get companies on the INS's shit list*)
if someone comes in on a h2b, and you can show they made no attempt to fill that job locally, gripe to INS.
that was bound to hit +5 inisightful
then you mention Natalie Portman, and all I'm left with is thoughts of Natalie Portman, and a possible +funny comment.
perhaps a 30 second recharge means, opening a cap, dumping the contents, and refilling it.. (no heat involved)
note the words organic and resin
the video, or the fact that it still loaded for me near instantly a full 20 minutes after it was posted to slash
now that's just too much data open to the public,, it's unnerving....
to be found here on the bbc
what? I have seen the laws in a few states, and many of them require a break if a certain # of hours are worked, here's a short list but I'll be fucked if I have ever heard of one that mention a break because it crosses noontime...
and these 3d images are extrapolated from a 2d drawing, done from a certain perspective.
an engineer may make a 2d drawing of a 3d object from a different angle, (which end is up on a rectangular housing) and therefore the same elements can't be pulled from the sketch for comparison.
now, if the parts are ALL entered as 3'd imagery, the angle should not matter, but this is using flat image files already in place at the establishment, not rentry of 3'd scans.
the sketches have to be 2-d for matching.
what if I sketch from a different point of view from the piece and the way that it is cataloged, they show a golf club looking head, fine.. what if I want a part that looks like a "insert object here", and I draw it from front/left, and the image on file is angled differently....
ya know, I want something 32-24-28
WOW, what a sales pitch, what does daylight savings do? it keeps your kids from standing around in the AM dark, and SPEEDS UP YOUR INTERNET CONNECTION..
sounds like something netzero would use....
I'm helping do my part!
course windows sez it's 1.21 gigabytes to download.. and I'll have it in 6 hours.
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try the wonderful country of Molvania
Where is Six?
really.. some very few websites think it's an error and require a .com/org/net
Hell, look at googles own news release date
http://www.google.com/press/pressrel/gmail.html
in the control surface assemblies on the US Space Shuttle!
and they just laid me off, no explanation given....
the day may well come in your lifetime where megacpu machines are not in your home, but downtown, a utility, that's metered in CPU seconds...
no local hard drive, no local ram, (other than video) and the whole system consists of 5 pieces of silicone.