You see, thats the problem with wikis, people assume it's ok to use them as a source. It's not. Someone made that up. Southpaw refers to a game of boxing wherein it's ok to step on your opponents foot with your "southpaw." This is illegal now, but people are told to watch for a boxer's southpaw if they tended to be in in your face and (accidentally) stepping on your toes. Wikipedia automatically redirected me to the page about left handedness.
Indeed, it took me a couple (few) clicks to realize that not only was I still on the same page, but that the page I was on wasn't as long as I thought it was. If they'd have demo'ed something huge like the Sams FreeBSD 6 unleashed book (weighing in at about 877 pages including the index) or something like that, maybe there could have been something to it. I don't see this being all that useful to me as of yet.
The demo I looked at on the page seemed to be to be an html doc, with the difference being that instead of clicking the words, you would awkwardly click the column to the left to the line in which the thing you want to link resides? I must be missing something cause I don't see how this might be any easier. True I didn't actually read the paper I was clicking through which happened to be on this topic, but how many web pages do I really actually read anyways? A little help?
Maybe some day we'll only power down our computers after uploading them-still running-to an off site server to continue their existence. An then some day those never ending processes can mate and have children.
The man was asked for a professional opinion, which either he can go one way or another, but he can't purger himself. Can you come up with something better? If so, do you have better credentials than this guy? What do you think?
Those who can fend for themselves in a structured society can also fend for themselves in a unstructured one.
Lets take Joe from 'round the corner and and William Blakeworth, CEO of MAXCORP out to the middle nowhere cambodia and see who lasts longer, shall we? Something tells me it it might be old Joe.
"$5.15 can still buy a roof"
Lets see, we'll do the math here...
$5.15 an hour for 40 hours a week. Thats $206. Times 52 weeks in a year, thats....$10,712.
Now constant nutrition may or may not mean stay healthy. Stay healthy means you have to have health insurance. So well do this: $125 a month if you have insurance, $0 if you don"t. Thats a total of $1500 dollars difference. Lets say you can _rent_ a house for $500 a month (if you're lucky and can make some compromises), thats $6000, so for our totals we're left with $3,212 with insurance, $4,712 without. Fo no insurance hat leaves about $393 a month for food, electricity, gas water, the bus (cause you KNOW you can't afford a car!) and the doctor visits when you get sick. My electricity bill last month was $230. Shall I continue? With health insurance, you have about $268 a month for all that. LETS NOT FORGET ABOUT TAXES though! Alright, lets try to bring the rent down some kind of way, maybe there's a slum near by or I can sell some drugs or --- oh wait, I can't do that one, guess who's watching! --Maybe I can skip breakfast and --no can't do that, "constant nutrition," right? Well, maybe I can go down to the check cashing place and write a hot check then maybe I can tell the boys I'll catch up with them next week and put in some overtime? Is this really working? really?
You're a moron. Have you ever seen someone try to buy 20 boxes sudafed at the store? Don't you think these guys know where they can just buy wholesale? Think about it for two seconds.
Thats right, DMX is gonna come to your house and beat your kids with baseball bats and call them names till they drink all the cough syrup in the house and get totally *wasted* man. Watch out for the DMX man!
"Sorry, sir--not to be rude--but I don't quite buy into your "big question". (c'mon... peaches??) [Cause I have the same "big question" in mind.] There are many other real-world, legitimate examples of our freedoms eroded."
Thats right, everything in the article is wrong because he might have stretched a peaches story, right? You pick one point to poke at and then everything else is, of course, wrong, correct? Why not, instead of saying you think he's wrong, come up with some of those "real world, legitimate examples"? Hum?
"Hey I'm hungry, lets get a bite to eat. I could eat a burger, IF I HAD TO, but I'd prefer pizza."
"There are no pizza places around, lets get a burger." Needs to prefaced with some sort of a " Sorry dawg, this is hamburger city, where no one can come up with solutions besides burgers, so as--"
I wonder just who it is that would like to take away your right to have children because you're a christian. Is it the atheists, those people that really don't give a shit what religion you practice? Perhaps you feel that the fundy muslims in the middle east want to sterilize you? No that can't be it, they just hate you for being american, right? Perhaps it's all those millions of satan worshippers who live in the sewers and plot to take over the municipal water supply? Maybe the sky is falling down on your head? Who the hell are you? Why is it that there are christians out there that think that the whole world is out there to get them? I would like to know.
I have an apple fm tuner for my ipod, have you checked up yet? Now I can turn off all my lovingly hand picked music and turn up the commercial feces that constitutes todays radio offerings!! Commercials and dumbass college fanboys here i come!! Fortunately Apple has manages to package the thing in a sweet remote control setup which prevents me from having to dig in my pocket for my ipod and my phone when I get a call.
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You see, thats the problem with wikis, people assume it's ok to use them as a source. It's not. Someone made that up. Southpaw refers to a game of boxing wherein it's ok to step on your opponents foot with your "southpaw." This is illegal now, but people are told to watch for a boxer's southpaw if they tended to be in in your face and (accidentally) stepping on your toes. Wikipedia automatically redirected me to the page about left handedness.
Indeed, it took me a couple (few) clicks to realize that not only was I still on the same page, but that the page I was on wasn't as long as I thought it was. If they'd have demo'ed something huge like the Sams FreeBSD 6 unleashed book (weighing in at about 877 pages including the index) or something like that, maybe there could have been something to it. I don't see this being all that useful to me as of yet.
The demo I looked at on the page seemed to be to be an html doc, with the difference being that instead of clicking the words, you would awkwardly click the column to the left to the line in which the thing you want to link resides? I must be missing something cause I don't see how this might be any easier. True I didn't actually read the paper I was clicking through which happened to be on this topic, but how many web pages do I really actually read anyways? A little help?
And this comment was automatically spell checked by OSX. How about them apples?
" entire revenue is based upon their pay-per-click business model" more like plain-vanilla advertisements. [cough*network television*cough] scuse me.
Maybe some day we'll only power down our computers after uploading them-still running-to an off site server to continue their existence. An then some day those never ending processes can mate and have children.
How come Itunes won't run in windoze 98?
The man was asked for a professional opinion, which either he can go one way or another, but he can't purger himself. Can you come up with something better? If so, do you have better credentials than this guy? What do you think?
If you can "you can manipulate any data to show whatever you wish" then how can ANY logic be flawed?
Those who can fend for themselves in a structured society can also fend for themselves in a unstructured one.
Lets take Joe from 'round the corner and and William Blakeworth, CEO of MAXCORP out to the middle nowhere cambodia and see who lasts longer, shall we? Something tells me it it might be old Joe.
Q: When was the last time the Bush administration changed the past?
A: Never, so whatever we have here, it is not yet 1984.
Iraq definitely has WMD's.
[wait for it...]
We never actually said Iraq has WMD's, you can't pin it on us.....
"$5.15 can still buy a roof" Lets see, we'll do the math here... $5.15 an hour for 40 hours a week. Thats $206. Times 52 weeks in a year, thats....$10,712. Now constant nutrition may or may not mean stay healthy. Stay healthy means you have to have health insurance. So well do this: $125 a month if you have insurance, $0 if you don"t. Thats a total of $1500 dollars difference. Lets say you can _rent_ a house for $500 a month (if you're lucky and can make some compromises), thats $6000, so for our totals we're left with $3,212 with insurance, $4,712 without. Fo no insurance hat leaves about $393 a month for food, electricity, gas water, the bus (cause you KNOW you can't afford a car!) and the doctor visits when you get sick. My electricity bill last month was $230. Shall I continue? With health insurance, you have about $268 a month for all that. LETS NOT FORGET ABOUT TAXES though! Alright, lets try to bring the rent down some kind of way, maybe there's a slum near by or I can sell some drugs or --- oh wait, I can't do that one, guess who's watching! --Maybe I can skip breakfast and --no can't do that, "constant nutrition," right? Well, maybe I can go down to the check cashing place and write a hot check then maybe I can tell the boys I'll catch up with them next week and put in some overtime? Is this really working? really?
You're a moron. Have you ever seen someone try to buy 20 boxes sudafed at the store? Don't you think these guys know where they can just buy wholesale? Think about it for two seconds.
Thats right, DMX is gonna come to your house and beat your kids with baseball bats and call them names till they drink all the cough syrup in the house and get totally *wasted* man. Watch out for the DMX man!
News to me. Who'd a thunkit?
I can't buy sudafed at the walgreens without them writing down how much I bought, at when, showing id, and then signing the entry.
"Sorry, sir--not to be rude--but I don't quite buy into your "big question". (c'mon... peaches??) [Cause I have the same "big question" in mind.] There are many other real-world, legitimate examples of our freedoms eroded." Thats right, everything in the article is wrong because he might have stretched a peaches story, right? You pick one point to poke at and then everything else is, of course, wrong, correct? Why not, instead of saying you think he's wrong, come up with some of those "real world, legitimate examples"? Hum?
"Hey I'm hungry, lets get a bite to eat. I could eat a burger, IF I HAD TO, but I'd prefer pizza." "There are no pizza places around, lets get a burger." Needs to prefaced with some sort of a " Sorry dawg, this is hamburger city, where no one can come up with solutions besides burgers, so as--"
I wonder just who it is that would like to take away your right to have children because you're a christian. Is it the atheists, those people that really don't give a shit what religion you practice? Perhaps you feel that the fundy muslims in the middle east want to sterilize you? No that can't be it, they just hate you for being american, right? Perhaps it's all those millions of satan worshippers who live in the sewers and plot to take over the municipal water supply? Maybe the sky is falling down on your head? Who the hell are you? Why is it that there are christians out there that think that the whole world is out there to get them? I would like to know.
It looks fine in my safari.
No, dog, it's cool. Just chill. And fuck Xbox live.
No problem! It's always nice to join in the discussion, eh? Thank god you had something insightful to say, eh?
Really, what is the point? If you want to talk to someone, you can use the phone, right? I just don't see the draw in ham radio.
I have an apple fm tuner for my ipod, have you checked up yet? Now I can turn off all my lovingly hand picked music and turn up the commercial feces that constitutes todays radio offerings!! Commercials and dumbass college fanboys here i come!! Fortunately Apple has manages to package the thing in a sweet remote control setup which prevents me from having to dig in my pocket for my ipod and my phone when I get a call.