I've noticed this a LOT in OSX forums. Essentially, a variant on the whole "You're doing it wrong", or "There's no need to do that". I'm not sure why this is the case.
regardless of how you feel about Unions, if you've ever worked at a trade show, you'd agree that trade show unions are the epitome of lazy idiots living off doing nothing. "um, you can't move that rolled up carpet yourself, you'll need one of us to come over with a forklift, that will be 2 hours from now, oh, and you have to rent the carpet from us too".
One thing I generally see about Fox news is that the people who don't like it generally hate it WITHOUT ACTUALLY WATCHING IT. It's on in my gym, and before the election they had a whole range of people debating immigration. Right, left, center, whatever. And the host was popping everyone. Since I don't normally watch Fox, I kept thinking "Where's the slobbering rants I'm supposed to see? This looks reasonably fair." Because I relied on secondhand information to judge the channel.
Oh yes, I'm sure there are rabid hosts. And the equivalent counterpart over at MSNBC as well-- I've seen Rachel Maddow actually tongue tie herself trying to manipulate facts. But that exists everywhere. Personally, I like to take in all the nonsense and figure it out myself.
This was also my first thought, he's obviously lying to cover up his thinking the mail was real. I'd have more respect for him if he just said " I made a mistake, I thought it was real and forgot to tell him to change his password by going directly to Google's page"
there's a really nice company town in California, I can't remember exactly where, near a dam. Small little cabins in the middle of nowhere in the forest. Of course, they're not forced to buy food at the company exchange, but the whole place is subsidized by the electric company.
I'm sorry, but you sound a bit lazy. Anyone who hasn't had to knuckle under in their life and occasionally ( I say occasionally, not constantly) work long hours to get something done isn't someone I'd want to employ. Yes, I'm saying if that during a crunch period if you can't pull one or two weeks a year of serious OT, then you're lazy.
My Dad occasionally gets these on his Mac. He calls them via Skype at the number provided, then plays the "I'm the crazy old man who can't understand anything you're trying to tell me because I'm old and hard of hearing" card. He enjoys it a lot.
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I've noticed this a LOT in OSX forums.
Essentially, a variant on the whole "You're doing it wrong", or "There's no need to do that".
I'm not sure why this is the case.
Why not hand out something you don't have to ship so far like, oh, apples.
regardless of how you feel about Unions, if you've ever worked at a trade show, you'd agree that trade show unions are the epitome of lazy idiots living off doing nothing.
"um, you can't move that rolled up carpet yourself, you'll need one of us to come over with a forklift, that will be 2 hours from now, oh, and you have to rent the carpet from us too".
One thing I generally see about Fox news is that the people who don't like it generally hate it WITHOUT ACTUALLY WATCHING IT.
It's on in my gym, and before the election they had a whole range of people debating immigration. Right, left, center, whatever. And the host was popping everyone.
Since I don't normally watch Fox, I kept thinking "Where's the slobbering rants I'm supposed to see? This looks reasonably fair."
Because I relied on secondhand information to judge the channel.
Oh yes, I'm sure there are rabid hosts. And the equivalent counterpart over at MSNBC as well-- I've seen Rachel Maddow actually tongue tie herself trying to manipulate facts. But that exists everywhere.
Personally, I like to take in all the nonsense and figure it out myself.
but you could say that of many crimes, "Oh , that thief was fined and put on probation, but he'll probably just go back to stealing...".
What's a ROW?
Batteries have been a decade away from a major breakthrough for the past 40 years.
That series was pretty good, but I kinda wish I'd stopped at the first book.
It's OK, but not that great. To be honest, if you approach it as Young Adult reading, it makes more sense.
isn't that the guy who went wacky on the plane?
And yes, I know it came out in 2014, I'm late to the party.
Those people are called "thieves", and should be treated accordingly.
That amazon prime guy isn't as happy as you think:
http://www.latimes.com/busines...
Here's a good article on this:
http://www.latimes.com/busines...
Technically, oil is created continuously.....just REALLY slowly.
I once observed a man beating someone on the street.
But it's OK, since I know someone else who also does that.
This was also my first thought, he's obviously lying to cover up his thinking the mail was real.
I'd have more respect for him if he just said " I made a mistake, I thought it was real and forgot to tell him to change his password by going directly to Google's page"
there's a really nice company town in California, I can't remember exactly where, near a dam. Small little cabins in the middle of nowhere in the forest. Of course, they're not forced to buy food at the company exchange, but the whole place is subsidized by the electric company.
So I'm guessing it came with a nice letter saying a donation had been made in their name to "The Human Fund"?
Sounds pretty good to me...
I'm sorry, but you sound a bit lazy. Anyone who hasn't had to knuckle under in their life and occasionally ( I say occasionally, not constantly) work long hours to get something done isn't someone I'd want to employ.
Yes, I'm saying if that during a crunch period if you can't pull one or two weeks a year of serious OT, then you're lazy.
My Dad occasionally gets these on his Mac. He calls them via Skype at the number provided, then plays the "I'm the crazy old man who can't understand anything you're trying to tell me because I'm old and hard of hearing" card.
He enjoys it a lot.
Except for the part where airline staff steal it because it's marked "FIREARM". I've got an uncle who had that happen twice to him.
I'd like to be a fly on the wall when they roll in the first robot CEO.
"But, but, but, but I'm irreplaceable!"
here's a few:
http://www.investopedia.com/ar...