I'll be the first to offer up that I am not the most organized planner or manager. But I have known plenty who were and they could plan anything down to the last detail. I know these people cannot be THAT rare.
I write software for project managers... and yup... they are.
Again with the silly curve drawing. "Smarter" isn't something you can make just by packing in enough circuits. People don't even know what "smarter" is. Probably they'll figure it out eventually. But it's already clear that "smarter" is more complicated than any technology we'll see in the next century or so. So then you're saying that by definition, for me to be "Smarter" I have to be "Smarter" than how "Smart" I am to be able to define it... I don't think I'm "Smart" enough.
But as always in law, what is "reasonable", and who exactly is the honest and reasonable person? More to the point are either usually ISP's or politicians, and how about their lawyers?
The tin can, piece of string and duct tape dept.
NASA's Letter of Response: The first half of the project proposal is cheap and very novel, but the other half (getting the string all the way to Alpha Centauri) could be a bit of a funding issue. Nonetheless we are going ahead with your idea, because even half a project can yield valuable scientific discoveries.
Finally we will be able to quantify the exact length of half a piece of string.
Like.com also said it owns almost 12 patents in the areas of visual recognition and search.
Almost 12? What the hell kind of journalism is this? Is 11 too many to count? Come on. They have 23 half baked ideas. 23 * 0.5 = 11.5
Seriously. You should have clear line of sight between your two points. I had a point to point rig set up for a few years, until some pesky trees grew up. While it was dry, the network limped along, but when they got wet from rain, the connection would stay down for a significant period of time.
And the Lord Jobs did address the faithfully assembled masses, saying "Unto you my loyal supplicants I do bestow the bounty of the 3G iPhone, that ye may use it at all times, and in sickness, and in health, and in times of pestilence and low bandwidth, and it shall comfort thee."
And then did the Lord Jobs hand out the Holy 3G iPhone unto the chosen who harkened unto him, and it was good. *Amen*
It's exceedingly simple... All she has to do is mount the file and type in the password you give her. Why did I just picture a HR manager straddling a filing cabinet reaching for the keyboard?
...would be to have a treadmill or cross-trainer in every cubicle. The harder the worker exercises, the higher the priority his/her processes are given.
"Hey, Joe, you're covered in sweat!"
"Yeah, I know, those KDE apps take ages to compile!" I've heard of the rat race, but the hamster race is just a bit too much for me. (Switches to farming potatoes.)
Just because some people use knives to kill people shouldn't mean that we have to now use forks to cut our meat. Geez dude! Have you flown lately?!? (returns to tearing apart overcooked shoe-sole like steak.)
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I'll be the first to offer up that I am not the most organized planner or manager. But I have known plenty who were and they could plan anything down to the last detail. I know these people cannot be THAT rare.
I write software for project managers... and yup... they are.
Geeze, I could have done it myself by now.
Waiting
Well, at least with blizzard, you won't be waiting (Duke Nukem) forever.
Byzantium. Byzantine is an adjective.
*sigh* regardless, you can't fly like an eagle if you're hanging around in Turkey.
Kids used to polish the radiator's on their cars...
Now get off my damn lawn!
Two words: Baseball Bat
Think about convenient STD tests... not for you, but for proposed partners...
Not one of them got a shot off.
Yes, but one guy threw a shoe!
coat munitions with this. Underwater artillery anyone? Provided of course that the thin layer of air still holds post muzzle velocity.
It seems I'm not alone. Hugh J. Farquad esq.
But as always in law, what is "reasonable", and who exactly is the honest and reasonable person? More to the point are either usually ISP's or politicians, and how about their lawyers?
Finally we will be able to quantify the exact length of half a piece of string.
The tin can, piece of string and duct tape dept.
on the tank game in Wii Play doesn't it?
Hence, almost 12.
In soviet England, bus watches you.
Seriously. You should have clear line of sight between your two points. I had a point to point rig set up for a few years, until some pesky trees grew up. While it was dry, the network limped along, but when they got wet from rain, the connection would stay down for a significant period of time.
could I get 60 people for next tuesday...
...would be to have a treadmill or cross-trainer in every cubicle. The harder the worker exercises, the higher the priority his/her processes are given. "Hey, Joe, you're covered in sweat!" "Yeah, I know, those KDE apps take ages to compile!" I've heard of the rat race, but the hamster race is just a bit too much for me. (Switches to farming potatoes.)So I can't even wipe my drives by throwing them into a black hole?!? Grumble... (fires up microwave)
Seems to have fixed the entire pesky security/virus vulnerability. That and removing the power cord from the back of the PC.
Unfortunately production seems to have slowed by about 10%.