It is official; The Lorax confirms: redwood trees are dying
One more crippling bombshell hit the already beleaguered Grickle-grass community when the Lorax confirmed that the redwood population has dropped yet again, now down to less than a fraction of 1 percent of all oaks. Coming on the heels of a recent Lerkim survey which plainly states that redwoods have lost more forest share, this news serves to reinforce what we've known all along. Redwoods are collapsing in complete disarray, as fittingly exemplified by failing dead last in the recent Forestry Association comprehensive woodworking test.
But, notice that this worm self un-installs at a certain date.
That's great for this worm, but it sets a horrible precedent.
Imagine that other folks get inspired and proceed to develop anti-worms that attempt to fixploit any of the hundreds of the vulnerabilities discovered on various platforms over the years.
Apart from the network traffic issue, now all of the sudden you've got tons of anti-worm crap sitting on your box, potentially executing every time you boot up. Just because it will erase itself at the beginning of the year doesn't make it OK.
It couldn't possibly be based on technical criteria. First off, nVidia has better drivers. This is important.
Since we're talking about a system that operates as a black box (figuratively and literatively), would drivers matter, practically? It's not like you'd be able to go and download the latest Detonator update for your XBox2.
I have been working on a concept I call the "basement company idea exchange forum" forum wherein people who have been working on concepts can get together and discuss their ideas for what they call "basement company idea exchange forum" forums wherein people who have been working on concepts can get together and discuss their ideas for what they call "basement company idea exchange forum" forums wherein people who have been working on concepts can get together and discuss their ideas for what they call "basement company idea exchange forum" forums...
I suspect a lot of software (and service) companies enjoy what I call "inertia-opolies" wherein, although there are many equal or better choices for alternate software/service providers, the company is betting that you will not want to go through the pain of switching since most of the time you are satisfied or at least not horribly dissatisfied.
Where a monopoly has its customers by the balls because they are the only game in town, an inertia-opoly has its customers by the balls because most have too many other things to do to bother exploring different options.
Skimping on testing (and customer service) is part of this gamble.
You made a blanket criticism of the US and then a second statement that indicated you did not understand the gist of the lawsuit (which had little to do with selling at a fixed price but rather the "buy it now device").
You concluded with a question about patent office employees ffs (which I assume means "for fuck's sake" but I can't be sure) which also conveyed little understanding of the matter, and was more of a weak punchline to your post than a point of argument or rhetoric.
In short, your post did no more to engender interesting discussion than your average goatse link, and you deserve the moderation you got, as I deserve the moderation I will get.
If I don't like to work with the code it generates, why would working with the objects it generates be any better?
Applying your idea to the MSVC world, it would be like Visual C++ generating a generic application into which you could only plug-in message handling callback functions, subject to some generic application API.
Oh wait, that's Windows. Ah, now I recognize you, Bill.
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We charge a nominal fee of $1,000 per consultant per day and expect our research will take a minimum 28 staff-days.
Implementation of discovered solutions is extra, as is bandwidth consumed during research.
One more crippling bombshell hit the already beleaguered Grickle-grass community when the Lorax confirmed that the redwood population has dropped yet again, now down to less than a fraction of 1 percent of all oaks. Coming on the heels of a recent Lerkim survey which plainly states that redwoods have lost more forest share, this news serves to reinforce what we've known all along. Redwoods are collapsing in complete disarray, as fittingly exemplified by failing dead last in the recent Forestry Association comprehensive woodworking test.
You do realize that supporting Trevor Rabin is like supporting musical terrorism, don't you?
Imagine that other folks get inspired and proceed to develop anti-worms that attempt to fixploit any of the hundreds of the vulnerabilities discovered on various platforms over the years.
Apart from the network traffic issue, now all of the sudden you've got tons of anti-worm crap sitting on your box, potentially executing every time you boot up. Just because it will erase itself at the beginning of the year doesn't make it OK.
If they accepted bribes for anything, it would be for concrete information about their ranking algorithm.
Clearly your ex was telling you to buy her a shitty MP3 player on your would-be anniversary.
I have been working on a concept I call the "basement company idea exchange forum" forum wherein people who have been working on concepts can get together and discuss their ideas for what they call "basement company idea exchange forum" forums wherein people who have been working on concepts can get together and discuss their ideas for what they call "basement company idea exchange forum" forums wherein people who have been working on concepts can get together and discuss their ideas for what they call "basement company idea exchange forum" forums ...
Leela is the marrying type, but I'd give up Slurm for a few nights with Amy Wong.
If you play a lot of games, set the contrast lower.
Unfortunately there is no moderation that means "-1, Inaccurate" or "Uninformative".
Where a monopoly has its customers by the balls because they are the only game in town, an inertia-opoly has its customers by the balls because most have too many other things to do to bother exploring different options.
Skimping on testing (and customer service) is part of this gamble.
You made a blanket criticism of the US and then a second statement that indicated you did not understand the gist of the lawsuit (which had little to do with selling at a fixed price but rather the "buy it now device").
You concluded with a question about patent office employees ffs (which I assume means "for fuck's sake" but I can't be sure) which also conveyed little understanding of the matter, and was more of a weak punchline to your post than a point of argument or rhetoric.
In short, your post did no more to engender interesting discussion than your average goatse link, and you deserve the moderation you got, as I deserve the moderation I will get.
Please, fill us in.
Only the one with "Fly By Night" on it.
If you had read the article you'd know that 0 dB (reference) is as loud as possible.
I took it all for granted; how was I to know?
Applying your idea to the MSVC world, it would be like Visual C++ generating a generic application into which you could only plug-in message handling callback functions, subject to some generic application API.
Oh wait, that's Windows. Ah, now I recognize you, Bill.
This book might shed some insight.
Don't hate the player, hate the game.
Don't forget "HTML: The Definitive Guide"
We'd like to invite you to come try out for our forthcoming game show, Cordless Phone Jeopardy.
By any chance can you arrange transportation to Go-Fuck-Yourself, Indiana for tryouts on July 26th?