It is indeed better to wear "jandals" than "gummies" if you're "hooning" about in a "fizz boat". But for the love of god don't suggest that sentence is pure gobbledegook to your kiwi girlfriend or she'll soon be a pissed-off "sheila".
Genetically, paedophiles have more genes in common with crabs than they do with you and me. Now that is scientific fact. There's no real evidence for it, but it is scientific fact.
"Well," said the Captain, picking his way through the words carefully, "I think as far as I can remember we were programmed to crash on it."
"Crash?" shouted Ford and Arthur.
"Er, yes," said the Captain, "yes, it's all part of the plan I think. There was a terribly good reason for it which I can't quite remember at the moment. It was something to do with... er..."
Ford exploded.
"You're a load of useless bloody loonies!" he shouted.
"Ah yes, that was it," beamed the Captain, "that was the reason."
Mine does, though there's no coin holder/closable coin pocket.I can put a small amount of coins in the note(bill) pocket and they don't escape into my jeans pocket. Even if you take it out and turn it upside down, when it's closed, the coins don't fall out. I did put a flap in mine that I intended to put coins behind to stop them falling out when the wallet was upside down but I haven't really needed to use it.
It has space for my driving license (with see-through window), 4-5 credit cards, plenty of notes (bills), my swiss-army card, my FSF bootable membership card (LNX-Bootable Business Card) and several business cards.
The only real problem is some lifting and peeling, but it's duct/duck/gaffer tape...I don't have to be a machinist/seamstress to repair it:o)
WHAT makes a scientific paper "surprising" or "unexpected"? Michal Jasienski believes the rapid increase in the frequency of these words in papers' titles is simply a bid by the authors to stand out amid the deluge of publications."
"If grabbing attention is the goal, it is not working. Jasienski took a sample of 100 "surprising" papers and found that on average they were cited by other researchers no more often than 100 matched papers from the same journals."
So, you just turned up when your friend was about to drive home didja? Or is it more likely that this hypothetical you was in the pub/club with said friend while they were drinking and should know a helluva lot better?
Regardless, this is a non sequitur, the original suggestion is that you would be negligent if you knowingly got into a car with a drunk driver, if you have no way of knowing that the person was drunk...of course you wouldn't be responsible..
Brain: Duuuuh, I know, let's ignore the argument in hand and make up our own that we know we can win, sound good?
Body: Hyuck, let's do it!
Ditto Monkey Island & MI2, still presented the copy protection, but any answer gets you through. I still regret ever parting with my Amiga and copy of Zool, it came with a code-wheel for copy protection. But you try telling kids of today that...
The lock were carved out of a mastedon bone while t' mastedon were still alive, and the key had to be gnawed from the distal phalanx of me index finger!
All I can see is that their current online video authoring package isn't very good
From TFA..and yes, even from TFS, videos on the NYT's site's front page work just fine under GNU/Linux/Firefox/Macromedia Flashplayer Plugin. If they have a current online video authoring package that is good enough to produce videos for all on the front page, why not use it on the rest of the site?
Ok, it's not a good plan to not have it working in linux, but lets be honest, how many of the people working at nyt have anything but windows at their desk?
If the restriction is purely technical, then they must have some means to determine which flashplayer/OS/browser combos work with which videos. They obviously take all the fully compliant videos and put them on the front page and put any others elsewhere on the site...oh wait, that makes no sense.
You may be right saying this will only affect a small percentage of people, but this is completely arbitrary. It could work for firefox/GNU/Linux as proved by the videos on the front page.
It is a crime in the UK to refuse to give up encryption keys. The original maximum sentence I believe was 2 years, but now, with the "new" threat of terrorism (No-one else remember manchester & brighton? Anyone?) they want to increase that. So this guy can be locked away for even longer, because he's obviously got encrypted plans for a dirty bomb on his hard drive.
Restricting the use of capitals to important information like drug names, patient names or DISEASED RIGHT KIDNEY, might make more sense?:)
A single capital starting a Proper Noun is simple to pick out if everything else is in lower case...
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For the love of god! MOD PARENT DOWN!
It is indeed better to wear "jandals" than "gummies" if you're "hooning" about in a "fizz boat". But for the love of god don't suggest that sentence is pure gobbledegook to your kiwi girlfriend or she'll soon be a pissed-off "sheila".
History tells us the Romans forced the locals to speak Latin. Quod erat demonstrandum.
But will No Holes Barred, be released on HD-DVD?
I knew a guy, went around resetting pins all over town, name 'o Brunswick, hella a guy.
It's so t of like a dine .
Mine does, though there's no coin holder/closable coin pocket.I can put a small amount of coins in the note(bill) pocket and they don't escape into my jeans pocket. Even if you take it out and turn it upside down, when it's closed, the coins don't fall out. I did put a flap in mine that I intended to put coins behind to stop them falling out when the wallet was upside down but I haven't really needed to use it.
:o)
It has space for my driving license (with see-through window), 4-5 credit cards, plenty of notes (bills), my swiss-army card, my FSF bootable membership card (LNX-Bootable Business Card) and several business cards.
The only real problem is some lifting and peeling, but it's duct/duck/gaffer tape...I don't have to be a machinist/seamstress to repair it
...just don't let it drive a mini!
Link? Are you going to release this as OSS? :o)
So, you just turned up when your friend was about to drive home didja? Or is it more likely that this hypothetical you was in the pub/club with said friend while they were drinking and should know a helluva lot better?
Regardless, this is a non sequitur, the original suggestion is that you would be negligent if you knowingly got into a car with a drunk driver, if you have no way of knowing that the person was drunk...of course you wouldn't be responsible..
Brain: Duuuuh, I know, let's ignore the argument in hand and make up our own that we know we can win, sound good?
Body: Hyuck, let's do it!
Ditto Monkey Island & MI2, still presented the copy protection, but any answer gets you through. I still regret ever parting with my Amiga and copy of Zool, it came with a code-wheel for copy protection. But you try telling kids of today that...
The lock were carved out of a mastedon bone while t' mastedon were still alive, and the key had to be gnawed from the distal phalanx of me index finger!
But you try telling that to kids of today.
They never did have a character called Encrypted-ness did they?
If the restriction is purely technical, then they must have some means to determine which flashplayer/OS/browser combos work with which videos. They obviously take all the fully compliant videos and put them on the front page and put any others elsewhere on the site...oh wait, that makes no sense.
You may be right saying this will only affect a small percentage of people, but this is completely arbitrary. It could work for firefox/GNU/Linux as proved by the videos on the front page.
BOFH dude. BOFH. I still read Userfriendly, but when I do, I'm thinking about the BOFH.
Hard-earned?
Quite.
He has it wrong, you have to take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
It is a crime in the UK to refuse to give up encryption keys. The original maximum sentence I believe was 2 years, but now, with the "new" threat of terrorism (No-one else remember manchester & brighton? Anyone?) they want to increase that. So this guy can be locked away for even longer, because he's obviously got encrypted plans for a dirty bomb on his hard drive.
I'll leave the US as an exercise for another.
Restricting the use of capitals to important information like drug names, patient names or DISEASED RIGHT KIDNEY, might make more sense? :)
A single capital starting a Proper Noun is simple to pick out if everything else is in lower case...
Duct tape.[1] Tape the shift key down. Jeez...it's not rocket sci...ah...I see.
[1] A.K.A. Duck tape
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