I'm saying that successful people, people that are doing what they want, making a good living at it, have the things that make them happy, generally have a vision and are aggressive about pursuing it. They play to win. Look, I'm not the best with words, you know what I mean.
I am troubled. And offended. Deeply troubled and offended. This is very troubling, and quite offensive. I'm outraged. Deeply outraged. Outraged, troubled, and offended. Very much so. This is very troubling, quite offensive, and entirely outrageous.
This, of course, is even worse, since the student could easily have obtained other information, such as credit card numbers (plenty of teachers order supplies online), usernames, passwords, etc.
Where I live (Washington State) the teachers use their credit cards at work to look at porn.
The new machines where I work, the ones we are just getting (Dells) do not have PS/2 ports at all (though they do have printer ports), only USB. Wonder if these things come in USB?
Not a thing. It has to do with a dishonest kid who got busted doing something wrong. But sure as the earth turns, someone here will twist it into some dark big brother scheme to strip the common man of our rights. Somehow.
Actually, some of the early bombing in Afganistan was based at several Air Force bases in the US.
Of course. Yes, without question. Most (but not all) came from stateside bases.
And yes, Russia concented to use of their airspace.
And these bombers crossed the Atlantic (refueling several times in the air), passed over parts of many counties including parts of the former Soviet Union, to reach their targets in Afghanistan and Iraq. But they did not fly over the poles.
The bases in Germany, Turkey, Kewait, etc. were setup for smaller aircraft (F-16, F/A-18 etc.)
Yes, in general, smaller aircraft spend more time at these air fields. But they are all built for heavy lift, and can accommodate bombers as well, none of which actually live at these bases (they are all "transient"). However,bombers do live at Diego (as well as Guam), and travel from both the west and east coast of the United States to get there, without passing over the poles.
I'm not saying they can't pass over the poles, I'm saying that in the case of our present "situation" in the Mid-East, they did not pass over the poles.
The north pole is used extensively by the US Military. It's the fastest flight path from the US to Afganistan for example. Long range bombers use it.
No.
Military aircraft from the West Coast and mid west fly east, generally to Dover Delaware, then over the Atlantic and "stage" in Germany, sometimes touching down in Turkey before ending up in Kuwait, Iraq, and Afghanistan. We also have some heavy lift in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. But regardless of where they end up, it is extremely unlikely they flew over any poles. Nope, no, don't think so.
Bullshit. PEAR has db abstraction ADODB is widely used. There are others as well. All are in wide use. One reason that PostgreSQL is not widely used with php applications is because it is not commercially supported, and this has nothing to do with PHP or abstraction layers.
Your clear bias is blinding you, so there is no point in talking to you.
Not really, since as of yet there are no laws that define what web sites I can and can not visit.
The law says that bombs (and suggesting bombs) are illegal. Surfing the web ("information must be free! As in beer! Blaw, blaw, balw) is not yet illegal.
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Actually, yes. I think so.
I'm saying that successful people, people that are doing what they want, making a good living at it, have the things that make them happy, generally have a vision and are aggressive about pursuing it. They play to win. Look, I'm not the best with words, you know what I mean.
You'll never be the next Microsoft thinking that way. Think big, have great unstoppable vision. Play to win, or give it up now.
Wasn't Google looking to buy up all the Dark Matter, not too long ago? Sware I read it here...
I am troubled. And offended. Deeply troubled and offended. This is very troubling, and quite offensive. I'm outraged. Deeply outraged. Outraged, troubled, and offended. Very much so. This is very troubling, quite offensive, and entirely outrageous.
Try whois.sc
Where I live (Washington State) the teachers use their credit cards at work to look at porn.
The new machines where I work, the ones we are just getting (Dells) do not have PS/2 ports at all (though they do have printer ports), only USB. Wonder if these things come in USB?
Diabolical technique! Who would have thought!
Not a thing. It has to do with a dishonest kid who got busted doing something wrong. But sure as the earth turns, someone here will twist it into some dark big brother scheme to strip the common man of our rights. Somehow.
Of course. Yes, without question. Most (but not all) came from stateside bases.
And yes, Russia concented to use of their airspace.
And these bombers crossed the Atlantic (refueling several times in the air), passed over parts of many counties including parts of the former Soviet Union, to reach their targets in Afghanistan and Iraq. But they did not fly over the poles.
The bases in Germany, Turkey, Kewait, etc. were setup for smaller aircraft (F-16, F/A-18 etc.)
Yes, in general, smaller aircraft spend more time at these air fields. But they are all built for heavy lift, and can accommodate bombers as well, none of which actually live at these bases (they are all "transient"). However,bombers do live at Diego (as well as Guam), and travel from both the west and east coast of the United States to get there, without passing over the poles.
I'm not saying they can't pass over the poles, I'm saying that in the case of our present "situation" in the Mid-East, they did not pass over the poles.
I should add that this applies to our bombers in the area too, which "stage" in the same way to Diego Garcia (Idean Ocean).
No.
Military aircraft from the West Coast and mid west fly east, generally to Dover Delaware, then over the Atlantic and "stage" in Germany, sometimes touching down in Turkey before ending up in Kuwait, Iraq, and Afghanistan. We also have some heavy lift in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. But regardless of where they end up, it is extremely unlikely they flew over any poles. Nope, no, don't think so.
A universal plug of some type.
Your clear bias is blinding you, so there is no point in talking to you.
I really think that most people are aware of database abstraction layers.
Building anything with .asp is like pouring boiling water down your crotch.
I have a '82 Subaru hatch-back filled with old text-books. Anyone want them? Car comes with the deal, you tow.
Yes, but when they knock at your door, and you say "well, I'm not a terrorist, what do you want?" Than you will know.
Did I forget to mention that he likes to crack said fleas between his fingers and flick the results onto the floor? Yup.
The law says that bombs (and suggesting bombs) are illegal. Surfing the web ("information must be free! As in beer! Blaw, blaw, balw) is not yet illegal.
I think people are misunderstanding what I'm suggesting. Set up a honney pot to see if the US Gov is sniffing...
I think people are misunderstanding what I'm suggesting. Set up a honney pot to see if the US Gov is sniffing...
Actually his Evil Twin Paul Allen would be a better bet.
Been there. The chow hall at Gitmo stinks, but MWR offers some nice fishing trips. The "O" club leaves a lot to be desired.