You obviously haven't watched it this season. The number of cases that roll over from one episode to the next has greatly increased this season. As a matter of fact, the one running plot (the miniature killer) that spanned, I believe, more than 4 or 5 episodes, which they neatly tied up a couple weeks ago, appears to have resurfaced in the season opener.
Duress codes are typically your PIN in reverse. If you have trouble with that, even under duress, then you're probably not smart enough to have anything worth stealing, anyway (lottery winners excepted).
I mean, just today, I was going over some old code that the client was wanting some new functionality for, and I realized that it was storing database data using a re-dimensioning array, and I thought to myself, "Holy crap! If I put this in a datatable or a nice hashtable it would..."
Why is it taking everyone else so long to innitiate a recall?
Narrator: A new battery by my company ships out in a new laptop. The battery heats up. The laptop burns with all the data trapped inside. Now, should we initiate a recall? Take the number of batteries in the field, A, multiply by the probable rate of failure, B, multiply by the average out-of-court settlement, C. A times B times C equals X. If X is less than the cost of a recall, we don't do one. Business woman on plane: Are there a lot of these kinds of accidents? Narrator: You wouldn't believe. Business woman on plane: Which battery company do you work for? Narrator: A major one.
I see what you're saying, but this was for lookup of Vendors. What you're wanting is a trigger to update how much they can charge for a hammer based on their campaign contributions (give more money, can charge more for a hammer). Like so:
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER trCroneyDiscount after UPDATE of AnnualContributions on Government.CampaignContributions for each row BEGIN Update Government.Products Set HammerPrice=((new.CampaignContributions/1000000)*( Select avg(HammerPrice) from Government.Products)) END;
select VendorName from Government.Vendors v inner join Government.Products p on v.VendorID=p.VendorID inner join Government.CampainContributions c on v.VendorID=c.VendorID where p.HammerPrice > 15 and c.AnnualContributions < 1000000;
"...we are determined to deny Iraq the capacity to develop weapons of mass destruction and the missiles to deliver them..."
"...diminish the threat posed by Iraq's weapons of mass destruction program."
Notice the key words. To paraphrase: "We don't want them to be able to develop WMDs" and "We want to stop their WMD program". A "WMD Program" means they have a working plan on how to develop and deliver WMDs. It does not mean they already have them (e.g. "Welfare Reform Programs", "Missile Defense Programs", etc.)
At the very least, you have to give him credit for hedging his bets. Even if he believed Saddam may have had WMDs, at least he didn't make up false intelligence and claim it as fact.
I *have* had a finger get chewed through by a table saw...My fault...I was lazy
my table saw has a kick-guard...It's an incredible pain in the ass...It was removed.
Yet another example where lazy people who should know better choose convenience over safety. That's fine, it's your fingers, but don't mandate that I pay the extra cost of some uber-safety mechanism when I'm smart enough to use the right tool for the job and leave the guards in place on my potentially lethal power tools. The fact that you obviously know better just makes it worse.
Does anyone else think they would have a hard time learning from and listening to an object that didn't exude intelligence, even if in the background it was being controlled by a highly intelligent individual?
Yes. I always find my attention wandering during those State of the Union Addresses.
This also means that you could sue the police for shooting you.
Tell that to the poor chap that was gunned down in the tube for committing the crime of "running while foreign". The policemen who shot him have just recently been absolved of any wrongdoing.
I recently bought DDR Mario Mix for the Gamecube. While I'm not a fan of house/techno/trance/whatever music, I was impressed with the remix of some of the classic Mario songs. I'm waiting for one of these mixes to show up at the local dance club just to see how many people catch the underlying music:
"Dude, why do I have the sudden urge to jump on top of your head?"
I think by "OS", they mean the window environment, such as x-windows or explorer.exe. You obviously need something to interact with your hardware for connection, display, input, etc. From there, however, you can use any number of applications to control what you see and your access to applications, all of which could be hosted offsite.
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You obviously haven't watched it this season. The number of cases that roll over from one episode to the next has greatly increased this season. As a matter of fact, the one running plot (the miniature killer) that spanned, I believe, more than 4 or 5 episodes, which they neatly tied up a couple weeks ago, appears to have resurfaced in the season opener.
Google is your friend (and so are college students!)
Laptop battery usage report
Well, I am feeling a bit peckish.
You could make them out of CS degrees.
The bellboy kept it?
Duress codes are typically your PIN in reverse. If you have trouble with that, even under duress, then you're probably not smart enough to have anything worth stealing, anyway (lottery winners excepted).
I would think that this is the right part of the US
Already done. Scientests have been invisible to human women long before slashdot was even conceived
Exactly.
I mean, just today, I was going over some old code that the client was wanting some new functionality for, and I realized that it was storing database data using a re-dimensioning array, and I thought to myself, "Holy crap! If I put this in a datatable or a nice hashtable it would..."
Hey, come back here.
Narrator: A new battery by my company ships out in a new laptop. The battery heats up. The laptop burns with all the data trapped inside. Now, should we initiate a recall? Take the number of batteries in the field, A, multiply by the probable rate of failure, B, multiply by the average out-of-court settlement, C. A times B times C equals X. If X is less than the cost of a recall, we don't do one.
Business woman on plane: Are there a lot of these kinds of accidents?
Narrator: You wouldn't believe.
Business woman on plane: Which battery company do you work for?
Narrator: A major one.
I see what you're saying, but this was for lookup of Vendors. What you're wanting is a trigger to update how much they can charge for a hammer based on their campaign contributions (give more money, can charge more for a hammer). Like so:
I believe you mean:
Here, let me help:
Notice the key words. To paraphrase: "We don't want them to be able to develop WMDs" and "We want to stop their WMD program". A "WMD Program" means they have a working plan on how to develop and deliver WMDs. It does not mean they already have them (e.g. "Welfare Reform Programs", "Missile Defense Programs", etc.)
At the very least, you have to give him credit for hedging his bets. Even if he believed Saddam may have had WMDs, at least he didn't make up false intelligence and claim it as fact.
If you needed any more proof that the slashdot font sucks, here you go.
It's a sad day when
is mistaken forNext thing you know, pom enthusiasts stray into the wrong conversation, and you can never go back from that.
Fu@*#ng robocopy /mir option
Yes, it's an obvious idea. (Article dated 2005)
Let me sum up:
Yet another example where lazy people who should know better choose convenience over safety. That's fine, it's your fingers, but don't mandate that I pay the extra cost of some uber-safety mechanism when I'm smart enough to use the right tool for the job and leave the guards in place on my potentially lethal power tools. The fact that you obviously know better just makes it worse.
Late? He won't even be born for another 850 years or so.
Yes. I always find my attention wandering during those State of the Union Addresses.
Tell that to the poor chap that was gunned down in the tube for committing the crime of "running while foreign". The policemen who shot him have just recently been absolved of any wrongdoing.
Actually, the fact that I bought it for my kids proves much more than buying the game that I don't go to clubs.
I recently bought DDR Mario Mix for the Gamecube. While I'm not a fan of house/techno/trance/whatever music, I was impressed with the remix of some of the classic Mario songs. I'm waiting for one of these mixes to show up at the local dance club just to see how many people catch the underlying music:
"Dude, why do I have the sudden urge to jump on top of your head?"
I think by "OS", they mean the window environment, such as x-windows or explorer.exe. You obviously need something to interact with your hardware for connection, display, input, etc. From there, however, you can use any number of applications to control what you see and your access to applications, all of which could be hosted offsite.
Sorry, "plumb" actually comes from the lead weight used to measure depth (plumb bob). You are thinking of the word "plumbing". Same principle, though.
Ok... Black Rednecks...