Well, they'd be correct, wouldn't they? "And he causes all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hand or on their foreheads, and that no one may buy or sell except one who has the mark or the name of the beast, or the number of his name."
Go look at Ms. Pac Man for the 2600. It's not quite as good overall as this 8K homebrew, but in some ways it's better (the monsters don't flicker) and it's worlds better than the Pac Man port.
They could have pulled it off with better management.
I hate to disparage a low-income employee's ability to do math, but I'm sure she just calculated that from take-home pay and ignore the fact she was probably getting hundreds of it back in a refund. Perhaps thousands, plus a huge credit, if she has children.
Well, I guess you could say the same for owning anything dangerous: gunpowder, gasoline, knives, bats, fertilizer and diesel fuel, pressure cookers, air compressors, automobiles... we should need government approval to have any of these. Because you could hurt anyone with any one of them at any time.
Or, we can treat adult humans like adults, create reasonable laws, then exact fair punishments for those who violate them.
They flout laws, and if it should be found out that this person had something in his past that would have disqualified him from a regular taxi job it's going to be VERY relevant.
Only if the media thinks that the public is absolutely moronic, because he didn't kill Uber clients and essentially was just driving around picking victims, with his status as an Uber driver completely orthogonal.
Oh wait, the public is moronic.
Hasn't that ship kind of sailed? I mean, it's like trying to find unbiased jurors for a murder case when the defendant is a famous athlete or musician.
I'm not wrong about the hemisphere. I linked to the snopes article because I wanted to, in one fell swoop, prove that it's happening somewhere. Of course, the Slashdot hive mind determined that I'm a stupid git who doesn't know which end is up.
Did they ban your pointy knives yet? You're not safe until there are no pointy knives. Or blunt objects. Better ban those bats, pipes, and bits of lumber.
I guess she wasn't really into CS, then. Because being shocked enough by a bunch of nerds who had poor social skills to give up your intended course of study isn't really a good excuse to give up your vocation.
Kind of weird that this has to be pointed out to the millennials. But I guess we've been "business casual" or "casual" in the tech areas for some time.
I also seem to recall that in win.ini, there was a variable called shell. Normally it pointed to progman.exe, or a third-party shell if you had one. Maybe you could put the name of the application in there to start it, then exit Windows when it quits.
Too many still have a cartoon version of morality, with the top-hatted, moustache-twirling villain. They focus on punishing evildoers, rather than prevention and rehabilitation. Maybe that's why we have so many people in prison.
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Well, they'd be correct, wouldn't they? "And he causes all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hand or on their foreheads, and that no one may buy or sell except one who has the mark or the name of the beast, or the number of his name."
Social engineering is capable of undermining any technology.
Go look at Ms. Pac Man for the 2600. It's not quite as good overall as this 8K homebrew, but in some ways it's better (the monsters don't flicker) and it's worlds better than the Pac Man port.
They could have pulled it off with better management.
Yes. Dollar signs go before the figure, not after, and where in the world is the apostrophe used as a thousands separator?
Yup. If you note, in one of the photos Warshaw is using a VT-100.
I hate to disparage a low-income employee's ability to do math, but I'm sure she just calculated that from take-home pay and ignore the fact she was probably getting hundreds of it back in a refund. Perhaps thousands, plus a huge credit, if she has children.
Well, I guess you could say the same for owning anything dangerous: gunpowder, gasoline, knives, bats, fertilizer and diesel fuel, pressure cookers, air compressors, automobiles... we should need government approval to have any of these. Because you could hurt anyone with any one of them at any time.
Or, we can treat adult humans like adults, create reasonable laws, then exact fair punishments for those who violate them.
Kind of like how the US government bragged about how many people were signing up for food stamps when the economy crashed.
Only if the media thinks that the public is absolutely moronic, because he didn't kill Uber clients and essentially was just driving around picking victims, with his status as an Uber driver completely orthogonal.
Oh wait, the public is moronic.
Our water is now only 20% sewage!
It would be awesome if someone found one of the 70mm prints.
Hasn't that ship kind of sailed? I mean, it's like trying to find unbiased jurors for a murder case when the defendant is a famous athlete or musician.
Yeah, I would imagine that expiring all passwords would be the standard action here.
I'm not wrong about the hemisphere. I linked to the snopes article because I wanted to, in one fell swoop, prove that it's happening somewhere. Of course, the Slashdot hive mind determined that I'm a stupid git who doesn't know which end is up.
You don't carry a knife in a place where half the fauna (and maybe even the flora) are trying to kill you?
Did they ban your pointy knives yet? You're not safe until there are no pointy knives. Or blunt objects. Better ban those bats, pipes, and bits of lumber.
I guess she wasn't really into CS, then. Because being shocked enough by a bunch of nerds who had poor social skills to give up your intended course of study isn't really a good excuse to give up your vocation.
Kind of weird that this has to be pointed out to the millennials. But I guess we've been "business casual" or "casual" in the tech areas for some time.
Yeah, I hear that's why Grace Hopper retired from the Navy. Her sleeveless Navy dress uniform was too chilly.
I'm still hoping to see that Phantom Menace trailer someday, but RealPlayer is still buffering.
Sorry, I skipped the last line of your post. My bad.
I also seem to recall that in win.ini, there was a variable called shell. Normally it pointed to progman.exe, or a third-party shell if you had one. Maybe you could put the name of the application in there to start it, then exit Windows when it quits.
You can steal resource cards from other players in Catan. Not sure how cooperative that is.
Too many still have a cartoon version of morality, with the top-hatted, moustache-twirling villain. They focus on punishing evildoers, rather than prevention and rehabilitation. Maybe that's why we have so many people in prison.
I didn't realize there even was a flash blocker. I just have my flash plugin set to "Ask to Activate" in Firefox.