It's funny really, I would think Diebold would want to keep this a little lower profile, rather than involving all of these people who are obviously going to make a stink about this.
Maybe their "big thinkers" are busy planning more wacky ideas like the terrorism stock market website, leaving little time to solve these other complex logistical problems.
He's already done a bunch of other stuff like sell out the identity of US agents... which is paramount to an act of terrorism.
He's also lied and [not very] secretly arranged things for his buddies to profit from current atrocities.
He's even lied about who hung a damn banner on a ship proclaiming "mission accomplished".
I think he's one of the worst possible people you'd want there. It's not even that he's evil, he's just a dumb child and hangs out with the bad seeds who tell him what to do.
Meanwhile, without you realising, everyone in the aisle is being told by your cart that your preferred pr0n mag is on sale and that it's been roughly one month since you've last purchased tissues...
And the 1 percent discount will also prevent people from not swiping their "loyalty" card altogether so that any idiot listening in will hear the data being transmitted to the cart computer. What kind of sys admins do you think they will employ to keep security on the up and up?
I'm not sure what the attraction is for "small form factor." To me, bigger is better, and even better if rack-mount. I want room for fans (the more the better), and plenty of air-flow.
The counter will be available in RecordBreaker XP, which will allow me to call malloc() more times than I call free(). I suspect this will significantly improve the performance, since I will be generating much more information.
It repeatedly calls malloc() and free(), storing information in RAM, which may create an interesting problem for historians and archaeologists of the future.
We apologize if your musical tastes don't land you in a demographic which radio advertisers care to cater too. But there's no need to be so bitter about it.
If that's the case, why not just pay them 45k a year, or whatever a politician's nepetism gets you there, and tell them to go out and not farm something. At least then you don't have to pay for training, equipment, all the additional overhead.
If they're going to bother hiring people who will sniff pig waste, why not just hire the VB programmers as another reader suggested, to automate the chemical testing process...?
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It's funny really, I would think Diebold would want to keep this a little lower profile, rather than involving all of these people who are obviously going to make a stink about this.
Could appeal to those who are quitting smoking but are also concerned about they weight they will gain because of it.
Like the grapefruit diet, they could eat a salad with these tomatoes, when they get a craving.
(The grapefruit diet also recomends high quantities of caffeine drinks like coffee, which also goes well with cigarettes.)
I agree. Why is this such a big deal?
Maybe their "big thinkers" are busy planning more wacky ideas like the terrorism stock market website, leaving little time to solve these other complex logistical problems.
Is when I already am a customer and they keep calling me. I obviously know who they are, since I'm using their service and paying them monthly.
They already advertise by sendming me a bunch of joke with my bill.
Why must they call me as well?
Both my cable company (comcast) and my phone company (cingular) continue to do this.
I for one welcome our new Bug Ridden Overlords.
He's already done a bunch of other stuff like sell out the identity of US agents... which is paramount to an act of terrorism.
He's also lied and [not very] secretly arranged things for his buddies to profit from current atrocities.
He's even lied about who hung a damn banner on a ship proclaiming "mission accomplished".
I think he's one of the worst possible people you'd want there. It's not even that he's evil, he's just a dumb child and hangs out with the bad seeds who tell him what to do.
This is what's been causing all those wild fires in Los Angeles.
The irony of having to scroll through so much tripe before reaching this post should not be lost on anyone....
Meanwhile, without you realising, everyone in the aisle is being told by your cart that your preferred pr0n mag is on sale and that it's been roughly one month since you've last purchased tissues...
And the 1 percent discount will also prevent people from not swiping their "loyalty" card altogether so that any idiot listening in will hear the data being transmitted to the cart computer. What kind of sys admins do you think they will employ to keep security on the up and up?
The solution might be to patent a government organization which issues patents, then implement it.
Or if his father's read:
"My kid's toy rocket beat up your kid's toy rocket..."
Until a NASA guy's dad pulls up behind him.
Yeah... and I suppose it's "rocket man" not "rocket guy".
It's like Radiation Dude. Whereas Radioactive Man's catch phrase is "up and atom" in a delicious pun, Radiation Dude's is just "up and let's go."
I thought *he* was the rocket man?
I'm not sure what the attraction is for "small
form factor."
To me, bigger is better, and even better if rack-mount. I want room for fans (the more the better), and plenty of air-flow.
How do you feel about blade servers?
For an agent known to cause massive headaches.
The counter will be available in RecordBreaker XP, which will allow me to call malloc() more times than I call free(). I suspect this will significantly improve the performance, since I will be generating much more information.
It repeatedly calls malloc() and free(), storing information in RAM, which may create an interesting problem for historians and archaeologists of the future.
We apologize if your musical tastes don't land you in a demographic which radio advertisers care to cater too. But there's no need to be so bitter about it.
But the convenience of placing a Windows XP capable computer in your glove box will bring you out of the dark ages caveman.
If that's the case, why not just pay them 45k a year, or whatever a politician's nepetism gets you there, and tell them to go out and not farm something. At least then you don't have to pay for training, equipment, all the additional overhead.
If they're going to bother hiring people who will sniff pig waste, why not just hire the VB programmers as another reader suggested, to automate the chemical testing process...?
Becuase then they might not miss chemicals which have no detectable scent?
For all the chili cook-off jokes:
"They say he carved it himself... from a bigger spoon."