Hot grits, Natalie Portman, You Must Be New Here, a crack about not having a girlfriend, blaming the editors, calling for a tag, BSD is dying, goatse, GNAA, YHBT HAND, etc.
Crime and punishment aside, taking the extra gumball isn't right simply because the machine screwed up. You knew how many gumballs you were due for your quarter. In short, you got it, but you didn't deserve it, but kept it anyway. That makes it wrong.
I don't believe you can say, unconditionally, that it's right for you to get two gumballs for one quarter when everyone else gets one. You're not special.
Not a question of the law, just a question of right from wrong.
What does it mean to attach a "paint gun mark" to a car? That sounds vaguely like "shooting a car with a paint gun." That's remarkably unsafe for a device that's supposed to save lives. Can it successfully detect if the user has his window rolled down or his convertible top down? Will it miss pedestrians? Damage the car?
And what makes them think that an "EMP gun" can properly localize its effect to disable only the cell phone while leaving the vital elecronic components of the car intact? Not to mention that an EMP pulse doesn't temporarily disable the phone, it destroys its circuitry. No more phone. Have they done any studies to see if a badly timed EMP makes the battery catch fire in the users hand?
And hey, what about the users complying with hands-free laws? They must get their phones fried too, since I'm fairly sure there's no way to distinguish between the two modes of operation aside from, yep, you guessed it, looking at the user.
This is about 17 terrible, halfway thought out ideas. Either April Fools day came late this year or this is a company that really likes the concept of bankruptcy.
"They arrested him," Chen said of FBISD police, "and also went to the house to search." The Lin family consented to the search, and a hammer was found in the boy's room, which he used to fix his bed, because it wasn't in good shape, Chen said. He indicated police seized the hammer as a potential weapon.
I guess what bothers me at all was that money came into it. If I was this guy I think all the thanks I'd need would be to have lunch with the Senator, have the opportunity to tell him about my efforts.
It all comes down to the name. If he'd built up a massive group of people that supported Barack Obama on a MySpace with his own name, there'd be no problem. He didn't. Unfortunately, he violated MySpace's terms of service.
If I were Obama's campaign manager, the only thing I'd have done differently is to demand the name, change the other guy's to something else, let him keep every contact he'd built, then start off with zero friends on the new Barack Obama page. Then people get to decide on the move.
It's drama for sure. That's what MySpace is really there for;)
How would you feel if a 2.5 year labor of love was pulled out from underneath you?
If he's asking for any money at all then it's obviously not a labor of love. He would have just handed it over with the knowledge that he'd helped to set up the ultimate Obama MySpace account.
It doesn't. In ORM, you want to map your tables and their fields to classes directly, then use the ORM's query engine to accomplish such feats. So for your example, Customer and Order would be classes. The query itself would be similar, but adapted for the ORM system you're using.
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Now compare that to PAX's numbers for the same years, keeping in mind that PAX's first year was 2004.
2004 - 3,300
2005 - 9,000 (triples in size)
2006 - 19,323 (doubles in size)
2007 - 37,000 (doubles in size)
I think the growth speaks volumes.
doesn't have the power to decode actual 720p content without some heavy hardware modding
That's why.
Even so, your frustration is with the suit having been brought in the first place. The system works, SCO just decided to engage in some blatant abuse.
Hot grits, Natalie Portman, You Must Be New Here, a crack about not having a girlfriend, blaming the editors, calling for a tag, BSD is dying, goatse, GNAA, YHBT HAND, etc.
Crime and punishment aside, taking the extra gumball isn't right simply because the machine screwed up. You knew how many gumballs you were due for your quarter. In short, you got it, but you didn't deserve it, but kept it anyway. That makes it wrong.
I don't believe you can say, unconditionally, that it's right for you to get two gumballs for one quarter when everyone else gets one. You're not special.
Not a question of the law, just a question of right from wrong.
Let's go easy on the rounding! 1.89 billion (as mentioned in the summary) and 1.9 billion is a difference of $10,000,000 :)
Was that a Lawnmower Man reference?!
Thwomp is awarded 5 points.
Well...is he a good electrician?
What does it mean to attach a "paint gun mark" to a car? That sounds vaguely like "shooting a car with a paint gun." That's remarkably unsafe for a device that's supposed to save lives. Can it successfully detect if the user has his window rolled down or his convertible top down? Will it miss pedestrians? Damage the car?
And what makes them think that an "EMP gun" can properly localize its effect to disable only the cell phone while leaving the vital elecronic components of the car intact? Not to mention that an EMP pulse doesn't temporarily disable the phone, it destroys its circuitry. No more phone. Have they done any studies to see if a badly timed EMP makes the battery catch fire in the users hand?
And hey, what about the users complying with hands-free laws? They must get their phones fried too, since I'm fairly sure there's no way to distinguish between the two modes of operation aside from, yep, you guessed it, looking at the user.
This is about 17 terrible, halfway thought out ideas. Either April Fools day came late this year or this is a company that really likes the concept of bankruptcy.
Yeah, I followed all that. What a mess.
It's WoD! The GM's are supposed to get power-hungry and fuck over the players.
"They arrested him," Chen said of FBISD police, "and also went to the house to search." The Lin family consented to the search, and a hammer was found in the boy's room, which he used to fix his bed, because it wasn't in good shape, Chen said. He indicated police seized the hammer as a potential weapon.
Maybe, but there's still more to it than that.
;)
I guess what bothers me at all was that money came into it. If I was this guy I think all the thanks I'd need would be to have lunch with the Senator, have the opportunity to tell him about my efforts.
It all comes down to the name. If he'd built up a massive group of people that supported Barack Obama on a MySpace with his own name, there'd be no problem. He didn't. Unfortunately, he violated MySpace's terms of service.
If I were Obama's campaign manager, the only thing I'd have done differently is to demand the name, change the other guy's to something else, let him keep every contact he'd built, then start off with zero friends on the new Barack Obama page. Then people get to decide on the move.
It's drama for sure. That's what MySpace is really there for
This isn't about ideals, it's about money.
How is this different from some guy washing my windshield at a red light and then expecting me to pay him for it?
Probably omitted due to the fact that he invented the sun so that he could demonstrate his ability to kill faster than the speed of light.
That sounds like a Zimbra-specific thick client. Why would I want the extra layer? Why use Zimbra and not any other IMAP capable groupware?
Daleks.
A 22-month old victim training his cleaver arm on this Nintendo murder simulator? What is there to smile about?
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Hmm, Rock will find this information useful. Yessss, very useful indeed... Your covering days are over, Paper!
It doesn't. In ORM, you want to map your tables and their fields to classes directly, then use the ORM's query engine to accomplish such feats. So for your example, Customer and Order would be classes. The query itself would be similar, but adapted for the ORM system you're using.
What? I didn't hear you. I was too busy playing tennis. ALL THE TIME.
And to top it all off.
Don't look now, but I think that's what they're trying to do ;)
Matt Hitchens, Comp Sci, '02