As soon as I read the headline I was seeing the font in my head without even knowing what it had been called or even that is was associated with Asian businesses. I just knew.
I got the OOS experience with Windows XP and was happily going to upgrade to Win8 when that changed my mind. I figured if you going to make figure out a new OS I'll choose what I what to learn and switched to OSX. OSX has gone thru 8 or so revisions and yet my user experience has exactly been the same. Not so much like that for windows. I still needed a windows platform for a piece of critical software that I use that doesn't have a Mac equivalent so I'm started with 8.1 -> 10 (1703). Trying to update to 1709 caused my mouse to stop working and couldn't get anyone to help resolve the issue so back to 1703 and been there ever since. I neither have the time or patience to deal with being MS's babysitter.
You'd think in this day and age you'd still be able to point and click with the mouse no matter what. Hell the keyboard and trackpad works. But the mouse, nah.
Case in point. I run two Mac laptops, one stuck at Yosemite and the other running the latest and greatest. The Yosemite mouse died and so okay I'll just get another and it was the Magic Mouse 2. Ha, the MM2 fancier features work only with OSX after Yosemite but it still pointed and clicked with Yosemite which was okay until I was able to track down a used Magic Mouse 1. Minimum functions still had backwards compatibility.
This is why I keep my version frozen at 1703. It works and I don't want to mess with problems as I've got plenty to do without being my own IT manager.
But when Mr Steele went to the FBI, the FBI said we are already aware of your information, I don't believe Mr. Steele told them anything new, it just confirmed that both entities arrived at similar independent conclusions.
Except for an obvious omission, when Mr Steele went to the FBI about his concerns about Trump Russian connections, the FBI said, Yep we know about already.
Back in the late 90's I flew to Hong Kong several times with 747's out of MSP via Narita Japan. Two memorable trips: one was flying into the old Hong Kong Kaitek airport and leaving via the new Hong Kong on the first flight that Northwest Airlines (now Delta) had out of the new airport. The other was a non-stop of 16 hours from MSP to Hong Kong.
I still use a HP 8100DN with the 2000 page pedestal that I salvaged from a former employer that was going to toss it. Still running strong after 10 years. Gotta believe in old 90's HP printer tech.
My inflight is very old-fashioned--books, the paper kind. I can usually finish a book or so on any flight to either coast. Usually books on philosophy or theoretical physics tho these days its hard to tell the difference..
Then let us unionize. Companies really hate, look at Walmat slapping down any attempts to orginize. Just read that Walmat is trying to open some stores in China and they have to to allow trade unions there. Isn't that a kick, you can join a union in China, but here in the USA you can't.
Not really. We have about 12+ carrier groups. Perhaps 4 at any time are in port or in refit. Another 2 are in transit from port to operational areas. Leaves 6 for operations. How many ops areas are there?
2 - East/West Coast USA 2 - East/West Med Sea 2 - East/Southeast Asia
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As soon as I read the headline I was seeing the font in my head without even knowing what it had been called or even that is was associated with Asian businesses. I just knew.
I got the OOS experience with Windows XP and was happily going to upgrade to Win8 when that changed my mind. I figured if you going to make figure out a new OS I'll choose what I what to learn and switched to OSX. OSX has gone thru 8 or so revisions and yet my user experience has exactly been the same. Not so much like that for windows. I still needed a windows platform for a piece of critical software that I use that doesn't have a Mac equivalent so I'm started with 8.1 -> 10 (1703). Trying to update to 1709 caused my mouse to stop working and couldn't get anyone to help resolve the issue so back to 1703 and been there ever since. I neither have the time or patience to deal with being MS's babysitter.
You'd think in this day and age you'd still be able to point and click with the mouse no matter what. Hell the keyboard and trackpad works. But the mouse, nah.
Case in point. I run two Mac laptops, one stuck at Yosemite and the other running the latest and greatest. The Yosemite mouse died and so okay I'll just get another and it was the Magic Mouse 2. Ha, the MM2 fancier features work only with OSX after Yosemite but it still pointed and clicked with Yosemite which was okay until I was able to track down a used Magic Mouse 1. Minimum functions still had backwards compatibility.
This is why I keep my version frozen at 1703. It works and I don't want to mess with problems as I've got plenty to do without being my own IT manager.
Old aviator joke
but she doesn't want any part of it.
Another Trump troll.
But when Mr Steele went to the FBI, the FBI said we are already aware of your information, I don't believe Mr. Steele told them anything new, it just confirmed that both entities arrived at similar independent conclusions.
Except for an obvious omission, when Mr Steele went to the FBI about his concerns about Trump Russian connections, the FBI said, Yep we know about already.
Back in the late 90's I flew to Hong Kong several times with 747's out of MSP via Narita Japan. Two memorable trips: one was flying into the old Hong Kong Kaitek airport and leaving via the new Hong Kong on the first flight that Northwest Airlines (now Delta) had out of the new airport. The other was a non-stop of 16 hours from MSP to Hong Kong.
I still use a HP 8100DN with the 2000 page pedestal that I salvaged from a former employer that was going to toss it. Still running strong after 10 years. Gotta believe in old 90's HP printer tech.
My inflight is very old-fashioned--books, the paper kind. I can usually finish a book or so on any flight to either coast. Usually books on philosophy or theoretical physics tho these days its hard to tell the difference..
Maybe we'll find a flying saucer that crashed there 10,000 years ago?
Then let us unionize. Companies really hate, look at Walmat slapping down any attempts to orginize. Just read that Walmat is trying to open some stores in China and they have to to allow trade unions there. Isn't that a kick, you can join a union in China, but here in the USA you can't.
Wifey and Hubbey eh? Who knew?
Yep I sure did...
Persian Gulf
Indian Ocean
Better build more...
Not really. We have about 12+ carrier groups. Perhaps 4 at any time are in port or in refit. Another 2 are in transit from port to operational areas. Leaves 6 for operations. How many ops areas are there?
2 - East/West Coast USA
2 - East/West Med Sea
2 - East/Southeast Asia
Did I miss any?
The answer is obvious, the government will publish the truth except it will be so ugly to read so nobody will.
As Molly Ivins sometimes says, Sometime the only good time about Texas is we're ahead of Alabama...
What? Still watching cartoons? On Saturday morning, and most other mornings as well, I wake up and boink my russian teen age wife!
What! Still watching cartoons? On Saturday morning, and everyother morning as well, I wake up and boink my teen age russian wife!
"Sorry to piss on your little parrade", but I don't pay any way near 55% in taxes. Here:
.5k
.50 tax/gallon = .5k
I have a two earned income ~100k/year
Taxes:
Federal 15k
State 2k
Fica 7.5k
propery (house) 2k
sales tax 2k
gas tax
total 29k or about 29%. Still alot but less than 55%
Sales tax = 30,000 x 6.5% ~2000. Not everything is sales taxed: mortgage payments, taxes, car payments, savings.
Gas tax = 20,000 miles/year, 20 mpg = 1,000 gallons x