Some physicists claim it only hits 20% of the time. I guess that problem is solved by raising the budget 500% and launching 5 anti-missiles for each incoming one.
I am married to a non-geek, but geek is what I am. If you are not geeking after marriage probably you had the G gen on a recessive allele or some non-geekeness on you already. With children it might just get better. My 8 and 6 got the G gen as well and we are three on the house now.
If you don't know what I meant by linchpin, read Seth Godin's book.
In my IT times, there was a day that I was finger pointed (for the Nth time) of not providing enough training for new comers. (Me, the sole IT for a 30 people office). I setup an internal server with moodle (the learning platform), created a whole course in everything IT for the company, and of course, <buhaha>exams</buhaha>.
The failure rates and the time to pass were [un?]surprisingly high. Due to the revolution I had let it be more as an optative learning tool instead of mandatory training.
At least I got to say: -"see?" to management. And I quit after setting up my own little operation.
the natural next move is to knock your door and perform a preemptive random search of your house if you have purchased an airplane ticket, or if you have purchased a bus ticket, or if you have a car, or if you are a pedestrian
Long time ago in my IT days, I was called by a user who had a problem sending a fax. You could hear the remote modulated response. Out of the blue, I picked up the fax machine handset and started vocalizing something like fax parlance: -"pxzrrrbgt rgtbrbrpkt..." The user looked at me and said: -Wow! how can you do that?! She literally thought I was talking "fax". (And I hope she still does)
65% of hybrid owners got one for fashion.
> ghosts.nil?
> true
I was saving already...
Some physicists claim it only hits 20% of the time.
I guess that problem is solved by raising the budget 500% and launching 5 anti-missiles for each incoming one.
I am totally up for labeling public schools as well.
"Warning, entering here will cause violent behavior"
Tau is twice as wrong!
Beowulf!
..hm, no?
Sue them in
don't forget to glue the tablet to a kiosk
If you can't read the line above. Then you don't have UV vision.
i hope he wins and keeps on suing and so does everybody suing everybody
What piracy has to do with SOPA and PIPA?
Possibly a hidden vector in getting source code opened.
We can frame any proprietary code producer of being a terrorist.
just don't give one to the wife
<quote>TSA would be required to choose an 'independent laboratory'</quote>
How independent if the TSA has to choose it?
I am married to a non-geek, but geek is what I am. If you are not geeking after marriage probably you had the G gen on a recessive allele or some non-geekeness on you already. With children it might just get better. My 8 and 6 got the G gen as well and we are three on the house now.
<quote><p>so, if a camera was placed on the street corner aimed at your front door, you'd have no problem with it?</p></quote>
Do you mean a weaponized (as drones are) camera?
Take the unit you measured the estimate to the next unit. (hours to days)
then multiply by Pi,
24 days * 3.16 = ~ 76 days
That's also why your "it's a 5 minute task" takes 15 hours.
If you don't know what I meant by linchpin, read Seth Godin's book.
In my IT times, there was a day that I was finger pointed (for the Nth time) of not providing enough training for new comers. (Me, the sole IT for a 30 people office).
I setup an internal server with moodle (the learning platform),
created a whole course in everything IT for the company, and of course, <buhaha>exams</buhaha>.
The failure rates and the time to pass were [un?]surprisingly high.
Due to the revolution I had let it be more as an optative learning tool instead of mandatory training.
At least I got to say: -"see?" to management. And I quit after setting up my own little operation.
the natural next move is to knock your door and perform a preemptive random search of your house if you have purchased an airplane ticket, or if you have purchased a bus ticket, or if you have a car, or if you are a pedestrian
+1 parent please
That are aloof (as visible, but far),
Long time ago in my IT days, I was called by a user who had a problem sending a fax.
You could hear the remote modulated response.
Out of the blue, I picked up the fax machine handset and started vocalizing something like fax parlance: -"pxzrrrbgt rgtbrbrpkt..."
The user looked at me and said: -Wow! how can you do that?!
She literally thought I was talking "fax".
(And I hope she still does)
And you want IT to relate?
I am on vacation and won't put the time to move 50+ out of godaddy right now,
but it's the first item on my to do list
you must be a manager at a fry cooking place
<quote>"As any online discussion grows longer, the probability of someone mentioning Microsoft in a derogatory manner approaches 1."</quote>
As scrutiny grows, the chance of finding Microsoft having done something deserving a derogatory mention also approaches to 1