There are about 55,000 articles on teh interwebs referring to "the next Bill Gates". Are they speculating about what Mr & Mrs Gates of Burgsville Idahoma will call their eagerly awaited bundle of joy or are they saying, in a roundabout way, "the next big tech entrepreneur"?
They already have a special deal - it's called the Common Agricultural Policy.
They're the next major nation to have an election coming up. No doubt Mme. Le Pen will produce some choice nuggets of wisdom. I'm going to stock up on popcorn right now.
Not the point. People are claiming that all these things (and some of them definitely do exist - the one restricting the power of vacuum cleaners, for example) were basically false flag operations. I'm waiting for evidence of that.
Consumer protection in the UK is actually stronger than the EU mandates, and it's strongly enforced. The equal pay act was passed in 1970, before Britain joined the EEC (or whatever it was called then).
Didn't Eire pass a law legalising gay marriage recently? That wouldn't happen if they were all raving bead-jigglers. I guess it's mostly old people in the pews these days, cramming for their finals.
You need to produce proof that it was the UK that originated it. You also need to explain why they didn't say "bugger off". It doesn't have to be fruit related, if that makes it easier.
P.S. I wasn't eligible to vote. Typical SJW, jumping to conclusions and assuming that if anyone has a different POV it's because they're inferior.
Sometimes there's a distraction attack afterwards and they steal the card. With the number they can then go & withdraw loads of cash.
Saw one on TV where a bloke spotted the hidden camera and alerted the bank. Turns out there were a bunch of undercover cops outside waiting for the perp to come back & collect it.
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Spot on, because a) appearance is what matters and b) it's carved in stone at installation time.
I'm pretty certain that I've made Gnome 2 look like both of those by randomly frigging about with it.
All uxtards should read it. Some of them might even grok the points it makes.
There are about 55,000 articles on teh interwebs referring to "the next Bill Gates". Are they speculating about what Mr & Mrs Gates of Burgsville Idahoma will call their eagerly awaited bundle of joy or are they saying, in a roundabout way, "the next big tech entrepreneur"?
Do they all have 5 years experience in entrepreneuring 3.2 even though it only came out last week?
Things unexpectedly activating is usually due to a virus that goes by the common name of systemd.
At first I read that as MIT, and was wondering what Berkeley drivers do differently.
There's a potential systemd joke here which I have left as an exercise for the reader.
It's probably by Papanek or the other guy. Norman?
Yes. I clearly stated so in so many words, didn't I? *eyeroll*
Calling it an emergency brake is stupid, because it has plenty of uses which aren't emergencies. Setting off uphill, for example.
That rasping noise it makes is the pawl rubbing against the ratchet teeth as it wears them out.
As proven by the fact that neither James Doohan nor Simon Pegg have, AFAWK, made the same mistake.
They already have a special deal - it's called the Common Agricultural Policy.
They're the next major nation to have an election coming up. No doubt Mme. Le Pen will produce some choice nuggets of wisdom. I'm going to stock up on popcorn right now.
Put a brick under the wheel and still got frosty piss!
Yeah, it's nearly as terse.
It doesn't mean you're equally good at making everything, though.
If you were, there'd be no point in trading in the first place. Law of comparative advantage and all that.
Have a word with that nice Mr Putin, I'm sure he'd be happy to oblige.
Even without the apostrophe that's a total load of garbage.
http://www.bbc.com/news/busine...
Don't be silly. Bill Gates was younger than that when he started Microsoft.
Er, hang on...
He's been ranting on but you never know whether it's him or the booze talking. They don't call him Druncker for nothing.
Boris, have you been overdoing the Chardonnay?
Not the point. People are claiming that all these things (and some of them definitely do exist - the one restricting the power of vacuum cleaners, for example) were basically false flag operations. I'm waiting for evidence of that.
Consumer protection in the UK is actually stronger than the EU mandates, and it's strongly enforced. The equal pay act was passed in 1970, before Britain joined the EEC (or whatever it was called then).
Didn't Eire pass a law legalising gay marriage recently? That wouldn't happen if they were all raving bead-jigglers. I guess it's mostly old people in the pews these days, cramming for their finals.
You need to produce proof that it was the UK that originated it. You also need to explain why they didn't say "bugger off". It doesn't have to be fruit related, if that makes it easier.
P.S. I wasn't eligible to vote. Typical SJW, jumping to conclusions and assuming that if anyone has a different POV it's because they're inferior.
Sometimes there's a distraction attack afterwards and they steal the card. With the number they can then go & withdraw loads of cash.
Saw one on TV where a bloke spotted the hidden camera and alerted the bank. Turns out there were a bunch of undercover cops outside waiting for the perp to come back & collect it.