Yeah, that works so well for drunk drivers.
There's two perfectly innocent people who are no longer here as a result of this DVD-watching guy's actions. The punishment should fit the crime.
Try googling "Girlfriend Experience" or "GFE". See what it costs. It ain't cheap. Then again, if getting laid once a year is your idea of sexually active, maybe it is cheap.
As long as I'm not firing you for issues relating to race, creed, color, sex, place of national origin, or sexual orientation (and, possibly one or two more), you're toast.
I thought almost all quality electronic devices have a conformal coating (non-conducting polymer) applied to PCBs? Colorado must be buying el-cheapo crap. Remember, you get what you pay for.
I've been a student of time management practices for some time, always looking for that perfect app, that will make me super efficcient. I've read many books on the topic. There is no silver bullet. Becoming an effective time manager is more akin to making a lifestyle change.
It really boils down to self-discipline, much more than some specific methodology. I'm a fan of Covey's methodologies, but unless you really, really, really commit to it (or some other one more to your liking), you're no better off with a slick app than you are with to-do lists on the back of a Dilbert calendar page.
If you are about what you are signing, you take the 15 minutes and read the contract. If, in your judgement, 15 minutes of your time is more valuable than the potential exposure of what you are agreeing to, then sign it without reading it.
If you find out at some later point that you have, for instance, gone blind as a result of the exam, but forfeited all rights to redress the issue, then you look for a good guide dog and hope you can earn enough money to support the two of you by selling pencils on the corner.
Contract law is extremely complex. Until that changes, don't expect to see many of those 10-line contracts.
Exactly. Still no official 2.4 kernel from kernel.org even after the user-land crash vulnerability posted laat week. If this was MS, there'd be no end of slamming them.
But, like so many people who both can and cannot do the tech themselves, I'm happy to pay for an elegant, out-of-the-box solution.
Hear! Hear! Just because one "can" do something, doesn't necessarily equate to "wanting" to do something. Taken to absurdity, I'm quite sure I could grow/raise my own food, but I doubt I'd have much time for anything else.
Studies have shown that long-term exposure over many decades results in death.
As Red Foxx used to say, "you'll look pretty stupid, 80 yrs old and laying in bed, dying from nothing".
Why should I get screwed just because you don't like spam?
Why should I risk getting spammed because you want to teach yourself how to be a mail admin?
At $50/month, they should be giving me a T3 line...
and a Ferrari, all beer you can drink, and on-demand blowjobs.
No need as I don't use Comcast and my TOS allow me to run a mail server. I was taking issue with the generalization 'nobody should be running a home listserv with > 100 users'.
then the web server fell over from the massive /.'ing
Yeah, that works so well for drunk drivers. There's two perfectly innocent people who are no longer here as a result of this DVD-watching guy's actions. The punishment should fit the crime.
computers are too darn literal. :)
Try googling "Girlfriend Experience" or "GFE". See what it costs. It ain't cheap. Then again, if getting laid once a year is your idea of sexually active, maybe it is cheap.
Dude,
You need a girlfriend first.
Autozone drags SCO to Tennessee because:
Autozone is headquartered there
They don't spend a zillion dollars hiring a Nevada law firm or sending their attorneys there
It's less distracting to the business
Get over it.
As long as I'm not firing you for issues relating to race, creed, color, sex, place of national origin, or sexual orientation (and, possibly one or two more), you're toast.
Mileage to and from your regular place of work is not deductible in the US.
Run along now, Brother John Birch is calling.
Hear, hear!
And they'll hang around outside until the chess tournament ends and kick the shit out of the chess robots and take their lunch money.
I like Humiseal, myself.
I thought almost all quality electronic devices have a conformal coating (non-conducting polymer) applied to PCBs? Colorado must be buying el-cheapo crap. Remember, you get what you pay for.
I'm betting no as it's thousands per week (not a typo)
Almost all versions are closed source and very expensive.
It really boils down to self-discipline, much more than some specific methodology. I'm a fan of Covey's methodologies, but unless you really, really, really commit to it (or some other one more to your liking), you're no better off with a slick app than you are with to-do lists on the back of a Dilbert calendar page.
If you find out at some later point that you have, for instance, gone blind as a result of the exam, but forfeited all rights to redress the issue, then you look for a good guide dog and hope you can earn enough money to support the two of you by selling pencils on the corner.
Contract law is extremely complex. Until that changes, don't expect to see many of those 10-line contracts.
Exactly. Still no official 2.4 kernel from kernel.org even after the user-land crash vulnerability posted laat week. If this was MS, there'd be no end of slamming them.
The users got what they paid for.
Hear! Hear! Just because one "can" do something, doesn't necessarily equate to "wanting" to do something. Taken to absurdity, I'm quite sure I could grow/raise my own food, but I doubt I'd have much time for anything else.
Studies have shown that long-term exposure over many decades results in death. As Red Foxx used to say, "you'll look pretty stupid, 80 yrs old and laying in bed, dying from nothing".
China has a CDMA network as well as GSM. Korea is CDMA.
The nice thing about standards is that there are so many of them, you can pick and choose. :)
Why should I risk getting spammed because you want to teach yourself how to be a mail admin?
At $50/month, they should be giving me a T3 line...
and a Ferrari, all beer you can drink, and on-demand blowjobs.
No need as I don't use Comcast and my TOS allow me to run a mail server. I was taking issue with the generalization 'nobody should be running a home listserv with > 100 users'.