Usually, they hire two groups to do a transcription each of the same text, then compare the transcriptions. That's what was done when the Dictionary of the Danish Language (ODS) was put online.
You misunderstood (and I was a bit sharp in my rhetoric anyway).
I'd never marry a woman for whom even a 5 thousand dollar wedding was a requirement. That's ridiculous, and might be a dealbreaker for me.
The wedding is not about me, and it's not about her. It's about us, our love, our family, and our friends. There's no need for a whole bunch of bullshit surrounding it. See also my other post, that's how you do it.
My parents got married at town hall during lunch break and didn't get rings until 20 years later. True love doesn't give a shit about retarded money showers.
"Warner Bros.' production and anticipated release of 'The Watchmen' motion picture violates 20th Century Fox's long-standing motion picture rights in 'The Watchmen' property," Fox said in a statement, though the graphic novel's title is simply "Watchmen."
I'm on flex time (in Denmark), which means that as long as my hours average out to 7:24 per day (one fifth of a standard 37 hour work week), I can distribute my time as I please. I work in government though.
In fact most jobs I've had, whether computer-related or not, have had some sort of system in place to cope with overtime, etc.
As nine-times says, part of it is not knowing when I need to know something from whenever. It can be hard to find a specific conversation from a specific time to find out what the specifics were at that point in time.
As I mentioned the messages are in multiple formats. It would be hell to write a regular expression that fit every format at once. Rather, I'm talking about an interface that abstracts this, so you don't have to worry about what format the message is in.
Obviously if I could just grep, I'd have done it (and that works fine when I know in which medium I need to find something in).
I have chatlogs & emails dating back 12+ years, so having a good (context-aware) interface for searching all at once would be great. I don't always remember in which medium I spoke with someone. Was it on IRC? Was it on AIM? Email?
It'd need to be able to parse many different formats to be useful, though. I have text-based chatlogs from the old Hotline servers, AIM chats from the official client, from iChat, from Adium. Etc, etc. Would be neat if you could write a regex-based plugin to parse the text-formats.
At the dorm I used to live we had to authenticate our computers in order to gain access to the network, this was done via username/password combos. There were several that multiple people knew (mostly to get around bandwidth limits - you'd just jump on another account if you exceeded your quota).
It registered the MAC address at this point, but I doubt they were actually saved, as the quota was obviously tied to the user account and not the MAC.
60 has many divisors, also, 18 and 16 are both easy multiples of other classy numbers. ie When you're 6, you're a boy, 12 you're a man, 18 you're on your own. All this took place before I was born so I don't know what the fuck, but to be quite honest, it works out alright and I am way too drunk to discuss it.
Currently the dollar has been losing value, so gas prices in dollars are going up. If it continues to lose value, it could become worth so little that a currency exchange is necessary, in which case the new dollar would then be worth more than the old, resulting in lower gas prices in dollars. All else being equal.
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Usually, they hire two groups to do a transcription each of the same text, then compare the transcriptions. That's what was done when the Dictionary of the Danish Language (ODS) was put online.
your ex husband sounds like a horrible dick.
had to pass the time somehow. im off to a party. later!
You misunderstood (and I was a bit sharp in my rhetoric anyway).
I'd never marry a woman for whom even a 5 thousand dollar wedding was a requirement. That's ridiculous, and might be a dealbreaker for me.
The wedding is not about me, and it's not about her. It's about us, our love, our family, and our friends. There's no need for a whole bunch of bullshit surrounding it. See also my other post, that's how you do it.
tax benefits
My parents got married at town hall during lunch break and didn't get rings until 20 years later. True love doesn't give a shit about retarded money showers.
If you're marrying a horrible bitch I guess.
If the wedding is somehow all about her, imagine what a discussion about laundry will be 10 years from now.
Don't be an idiot. Who the fuck rated this shit insightful?
"Warner Bros.' production and anticipated release of 'The Watchmen' motion picture violates 20th Century Fox's long-standing motion picture rights in 'The Watchmen' property," Fox said in a statement, though the graphic novel's title is simply "Watchmen."
http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117990722.html?categoryid=13&cs=1&nid=2563
Nice goin', Fox. You don't even know you're talking about.
I'm on flex time (in Denmark), which means that as long as my hours average out to 7:24 per day (one fifth of a standard 37 hour work week), I can distribute my time as I please. I work in government though.
In fact most jobs I've had, whether computer-related or not, have had some sort of system in place to cope with overtime, etc.
As nine-times says, part of it is not knowing when I need to know something from whenever. It can be hard to find a specific conversation from a specific time to find out what the specifics were at that point in time.
Another part is nostalgia.
I'm not interested in keeping an extra copy of everything, converted to text, just so i can grep it. That's not simpler in any way.
I love grepping, don't get me wrong, but it's the wrong tool for what I'm talking about.
As I mentioned the messages are in multiple formats. It would be hell to write a regular expression that fit every format at once. Rather, I'm talking about an interface that abstracts this, so you don't have to worry about what format the message is in.
Obviously if I could just grep, I'd have done it (and that works fine when I know in which medium I need to find something in).
Or whatever else. As long as it's a solid regex engine, I'd be happy.
Psh, Santa lives in Greenland
I have chatlogs & emails dating back 12+ years, so having a good (context-aware) interface for searching all at once would be great. I don't always remember in which medium I spoke with someone. Was it on IRC? Was it on AIM? Email?
It'd need to be able to parse many different formats to be useful, though. I have text-based chatlogs from the old Hotline servers, AIM chats from the official client, from iChat, from Adium. Etc, etc. Would be neat if you could write a regex-based plugin to parse the text-formats.
Maybe the RIAA is already spoofing *our* MAC addresses so they have random people to sue!
At the dorm I used to live we had to authenticate our computers in order to gain access to the network, this was done via username/password combos. There were several that multiple people knew (mostly to get around bandwidth limits - you'd just jump on another account if you exceeded your quota).
It registered the MAC address at this point, but I doubt they were actually saved, as the quota was obviously tied to the user account and not the MAC.
And then you'll get sick of having arms that feel like wood. Mouse-elbow would be nothing compared to this thing.
stop being a goodamn grammarian it serves neither you or us.
So kinda like in the best-selling thrille "The Spotted Owl Brief"?
what the hell
60 has many divisors, also, 18 and 16 are both easy multiples of other classy numbers. ie When you're 6, you're a boy, 12 you're a man, 18 you're on your own. All this took place before I was born so I don't know what the fuck, but to be quite honest, it works out alright and I am way too drunk to discuss it.
Why is 10% "magic"? This number is significant because that's how many fingers we have?
Because it has reached double digit
double digit is only significant because we have 10 fingers
Well, it was a joke.
Currently the dollar has been losing value, so gas prices in dollars are going up. If it continues to lose value, it could become worth so little that a currency exchange is necessary, in which case the new dollar would then be worth more than the old, resulting in lower gas prices in dollars. All else being equal.
Those are adjusted dollars from after your current dollar tanks in 2011.