That easy, especially if you live in a State like Ohio. On all the gas pumps is a sticker that shows the combined percentages of Federal and State taxes applied to a gallon of gas. Last I looked it was like 49% went to taxes.
Looking back, Christoforo is still a little shocked that what he thought would remain a private email conversation got blown into an Internet event the way it did.
There is no such thing as a private email conversation.
But first they need to link any machine that dispenses meat type products to machines dispensing pudding. After all; you can have any pudding if you don't eat your meat.
It might be useful but in my 30 years of dealing with electronic equipment; I have encountered way, way more faulty components than a burnt or "faulty" run. Of the times I have found a toasted run, there was always a toasted component to go along with it.
Ditto. I fail to see how even in the remotest, obtuse way games/virtual worlds should even encroach on the outer most fringe of the Red Cross's thinking. My tin foil hat says there is a wookie putting them up to this.
Well the guy did say spare no punches as such he got what he asked for and gets no sympathy from me. To expect a paid employee to ask Slashdot for their help is kind of stupid. The guy should have gone to any of the python forums or irc channels.
As for your fist statement; that may well be true on Slashdot as it can get way more rowdy than I have seen in other forums.
While Samsung and a whole bunch of other companies have Android devices flying off the shelves, Dell seems unable to do the same. Curious and curiouser.
After 40+ years that software has been around you should know by now one side does not fit all; it does not matter if your talking web, kernel or whatever.
I do not want the "state" caring about me because when they do its not Dos Equis they drink.. but rather the slurping taxes from my wallet.
I think you are the bigger idiot to think > 2% some how materializes out of thin air to make up of the difference is well, your using the wrong tea bag. Some one is paying for that difference.
And Dodd is saying their bribery, erm, I mean campaign contributions takes precedence over anyone else.
I just can't put my finger in it.
That easy, especially if you live in a State like Ohio. On all the gas pumps is a sticker that shows the combined percentages of Federal and State taxes applied to a gallon of gas. Last I looked it was like 49% went to taxes.
There is no such thing as a private email conversation.
But first they need to link any machine that dispenses meat type products to machines dispensing pudding. After all; you can have any pudding if you don't eat your meat.
The ITU is hardly an authority on the validity of patents.
It might be useful but in my 30 years of dealing with electronic equipment; I have encountered way, way more faulty components than a burnt or "faulty" run. Of the times I have found a toasted run, there was always a toasted component to go along with it.
Boneheads.
the only thing baffling (not really) is how stupid Nokia's shareholders have been.
Scroll down to the update section: http://insecure.org/news/download-com-fiasco.html
No and any idiot that thinks it is or could be make safe is just an idiot.
Ditto. I fail to see how even in the remotest, obtuse way games/virtual worlds should even encroach on the outer most fringe of the Red Cross's thinking. My tin foil hat says there is a wookie putting them up to this.
Now you friggin done it!
As for your fist statement; that may well be true on Slashdot as it can get way more rowdy than I have seen in other forums.
Lol that's some Kool Aid your offering. Its been estimated there are 350,000 Android devices being activated each day. While that number seems high to me, it wouldn't surprise me if its mostly on the mark; http://thenextweb.com/mobile/2011/03/07/in-the-us-android-is-now-the-number-one-smartphone-os/ .
You got that backwards; Dell is shit and all the other companies having Android devices flying off the shelves confirms it.
While Samsung and a whole bunch of other companies have Android devices flying off the shelves, Dell seems unable to do the same. Curious and curiouser.
Since your to lazy, here;
C|Net is adding trojans to the installer.
C|Net is in violation of the Nmap license.
So exactly who is winning here?
That's a good question. My tinfoil hat says the government is involved with CarrierIQ and all this hoopla is simply a diversion.
but those carriers that installed it on cell phones just might be.
After 40+ years that software has been around you should know by now one side does not fit all; it does not matter if your talking web, kernel or whatever.
Their program is nothing more than a keylogger.
I think you are the bigger idiot to think > 2% some how materializes out of thin air to make up of the difference is well, your using the wrong tea bag. Some one is paying for that difference.
Seems their barking about how badly pirated music and videos have been over stated/estimated if they have nearly 2 billion to toss around.
The last thing needed is more taxes. This is a pipe dream but governments should stay within their budgets.