Uh, I've had my fill on Linux vs. Microsoft articles... can't someone the compile the millions of them into one lengthy book? I'll use it as a reference or kindling or something...
I'll have to give you a big -1, Duuuuuh on this one. Of course thats why they picked it! Of course, that's how MS got all its donated grant money back, by charging them $$$ for the OS!
"Sasser claimed the top spot of the virus chart, in spite of the raging battle between the widespread Netsky and Bagle worms."
If my bagels..errm Bagles had worms I'd just throw em out... uh... I think what it meant to say is Beagle, cause I get about 30 admin alerts a day about e-mail attachments with beagle in em...
...in a management book I've read. Employees all have willingness and ableness.
Great employees are willing AND able
Employees that need training are willing and not able
Employees and need some attitude adjusting are not willing and able
Employees that are about to get their asses fired are not willing and not able
It is very interesting to see this type of matrixed used in other places.
While I think this is great of Office Depot, I think re-implementing some of the older technology to maybe some younger siblings, cousins, Boys and Girls club, etc. could also be good. There are still a lot of people that can afford these types of things. So, before you go recycling that 486 at office depot, thing about re-deployment!
Remember the good 'ol days of aqua-net hairspray, a bag 'o potatoes, and a compressed air gun made out of PVC???:) I've never thought about putting fireworks in there... Thanks Disney! spudtech
Bart: Don't worry Knock-a-homer, I studied their robot and disoverd one weak spot(sees robot getting spike plate)Uh-oh, now he's weak spot is his strogest point.
"To err is human, to forgive divine, to persist devilish" at least I think that's the quote... But what we need to keep in mind is that no matter how hard we try our code is never going to be completely perfect. It's in our nature. I think finding security holes in software is necessary to build on our understanding of security flaws.
Why do they have an RS232 on the back of it? (pictured in the simulation). I'd be all about a WiFi, bluetooth, or wireless usb interface... just makes sense.
Due to wrist problems in my right hand (we won't go in to details why I have wrist problems), I try not to use the mouse as much for highlighting. Holding down SHIFT and using the arrow keys, HOME and END I find is much faster than the mouse.
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I bet they didn't think of the potential doom of getting posted on slashdot. What would the cube look like as they are getting slashdotted? I'm thinking implosion would be cool...
Slashdot Mirror
The way these guys use Luminol for making blood glow in the dark, you'd think the toxicity of the chemical would kill them by now...
You can't spell geek without EE!!!
she called us "the slashdot crowd."
but...down to business
All right...who told her we would actually get off our asses and burn someone at the stake?
Probably since Styx was cool..oh wait, that was never...
Someone forgot to drink their RedBull! Because as we all know, RedBull gives you wings! RedBull Flugtag!!!
Uh, I've had my fill on Linux vs. Microsoft articles... can't someone the compile the millions of them into one lengthy book? I'll use it as a reference or kindling or something...
Not true. Most Projectors have shape adjustments to compensate for the shape of the wall, alot like the fine tuning settings on your monitor
I'll have to give you a big -1, Duuuuuh on this one. Of course thats why they picked it! Of course, that's how MS got all its donated grant money back, by charging them $$$ for the OS!
"Sasser claimed the top spot of the virus chart, in spite of the raging battle between the widespread Netsky and Bagle worms." If my bagels..errm Bagles had worms I'd just throw em out... uh... I think what it meant to say is Beagle, cause I get about 30 admin alerts a day about e-mail attachments with beagle in em...
according to cowboyneal Apple's support sucks big time.
Cowboyneal, the Applehater!
All your IMs are belong to us...
...in a management book I've read. Employees all have willingness and ableness.
Great employees are willing AND able
Employees that need training are willing and not able
Employees and need some attitude adjusting are not willing and able
Employees that are about to get their asses fired are not willing and not able
It is very interesting to see this type of matrixed used in other places.
While I think this is great of Office Depot, I think re-implementing some of the older technology to maybe some younger siblings, cousins, Boys and Girls club, etc. could also be good. There are still a lot of people that can afford these types of things. So, before you go recycling that 486 at office depot, thing about re-deployment!
I bet they don't have counterstrike at those internet cafe's...
Remember the good 'ol days of aqua-net hairspray, a bag 'o potatoes, and a compressed air gun made out of PVC??? :)
I've never thought about putting fireworks in there... Thanks Disney!
spudtech
Does anyone think that a window manager like this could revive the touchscreen market?
Bart: Don't worry Knock-a-homer, I studied their robot and disoverd one weak spot(sees robot getting spike plate)Uh-oh, now he's weak spot is his strogest point.
Homer: (in robot) OOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHH!!!
Bart: that noise sounded almost human.
Homer: (in robot)THE HELL IT DID!!
we've had heroine babies, crack babies, and now we have 'roid babies??
"To err is human, to forgive divine, to persist devilish" at least I think that's the quote...
But what we need to keep in mind is that no matter how hard we try our code is never going to be completely perfect. It's in our nature. I think finding security holes in software is necessary to build on our understanding of security flaws.
Why do they have an RS232 on the back of it? (pictured in the simulation). I'd be all about a WiFi, bluetooth, or wireless usb interface... just makes sense.
kor'go n. One reason US IT work will never be completely outsourced to the rest of the world.
see also: job security
Due to wrist problems in my right hand (we won't go in to details why I have wrist problems), I try not to use the mouse as much for highlighting. Holding down SHIFT and using the arrow keys, HOME and END I find is much faster than the mouse.
HIPAA disclaimer: This document may contain information covered under the Privacy Act, 5 USC 552(a), and/or the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (PL 104-191) and its various implementing regulations and must be protected in accordance with those provisions. Healthcare information is personal and sensitive and must be treated accordingly. If this correspondence contains healthcare information it is being provided to you after appropriate authorization from the patient or under circumstances that don't require patient authorization. You, the recipient, are obligated to maintain it in a safe, secure and confidential manner. Redisclosure without additional patient consent or as permitted by law is prohibited. Unauthorized redisclosure or failure to maintain confidentiality subjects you to application of appropriate sanction. If you have received this correspondence in error, please notify the sender at once and destroy any copies you have made. Yes, thats right...Probably the only thing protecting your genital warts secret is this disclaimer...
I bet they didn't think of the potential doom of getting posted on slashdot. What would the cube look like as they are getting slashdotted? I'm thinking implosion would be cool...
Forget making up lines...This does it for you: http://www.sharewarejunkies.com/8zwd6/robs_snappy. htm