But why have only a handful of pictures been released out of the 3,900 that have been taken? And why the scarcity of color images? Maybe it's because of pictures of artificial objects like these.
You should have been using a checking account all along.
Actually, with online banking, the way I had it worked out was great because any money I didn't need to spend on bills stayed in the savings account. I would transfer only what I needed to cover checks into my checking account. I never had to reconcile my checking account doing it this way.
And I respectfully ask you to reconsider telling me what kind of bank account you think I should be using. As far as I'm concerned, this is a private arrangement between me and my bank, not the federal government or you!
Even before this, I was surprised to find out I couldn't have a savings account and do more than six transactions a month on it, because the federal government said so. I had to close it because I had weekly payroll direct deposit going to it, and I was also transferring some funds out of it to a checking account to pay bills from. This added up to more than six transactions per month, so the bank was obligated to send me a warning and then close the account if I didn't change my behavior. So it comes as no surprise to me that this is happening; the feds have had their nose in my banking for quite some time now.
I had an Atari 800 that I outfitted with a chip that would interrupt the processor and whatever program was running and dump you into a disassemble-type mode. Very good for cracking copy-protected games!;)
Three years ago I was in the right place at the right time and was given a Commodore 128--unused! Someone had bought this thing and went out the next day and got a PC, but never returned or used the 128. I haven't even plugged it in yet...wonder how much it will be worth in a few years?
Dr Dorbolo said "We also found that when they die, or burst, they morph into a form of structure which we have nicknamed the jellyfish form because it looks very like a jellyfish swimming through water. It slowly moves and fades away until it disappears altogether."
Well, it appears the RIAA will have to focus on a different network layer: they'll start suing the cat-5 and fiber optic manufacturers..
Why not go to the source--DARPA? They started this damned Internet thing in the first place. Let the federal government deal with these RIAA arseholes...that would be sweet justice, because the feds are the enablers (via DMCA and other stupid laws) of the RIAA anyway.
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Two out of three Americans are overweight...pounds are something most people can relate to.
A program's "A.S.S. Hole" can be defined as "a point of entry not intended for exploitation", so in this regard it is similar to the human variety.
"Another Stupid Software Hole"?
On second thought: "Another Serious Software Hole".
Another Silly Software Hole.
So that's why Linux has a mascot!
Luxury! I have to take my wireless laptop into the bathroom with me and multitask to increase productivity!
Good point(s). My boo-boo!
Ugly people can't swim, so Nicole got the job.
But why weren't there any fat lifeguards on Baywatch? Fat lifeguards would be much more efficient at floating, if you ask me.
Wouldn't it be strange to find out that the rover has landed on an ancient pair of giant Martian underwear?
You're so vain, I'll bet you think that OS is about you
Don't you? Don't You? Don't You?
SCO had some dreams they were flushed down the toilet, flushed down the toilet, and...
Be patient...we're only just now finding out that Mars has a blue sky.
Isn't that where the chocolate drink is made? The one that's popular down South?
But why have only a handful of pictures been released out of the 3,900 that have been taken? And why the scarcity of color images? Maybe it's because of pictures of artificial objects like these.
Hmmmm...a new theorum is born:
Actually, with online banking, the way I had it worked out was great because any money I didn't need to spend on bills stayed in the savings account. I would transfer only what I needed to cover checks into my checking account. I never had to reconcile my checking account doing it this way.
And I respectfully ask you to reconsider telling me what kind of bank account you think I should be using. As far as I'm concerned, this is a private arrangement between me and my bank, not the federal government or you!
Even before this, I was surprised to find out I couldn't have a savings account and do more than six transactions a month on it, because the federal government said so. I had to close it because I had weekly payroll direct deposit going to it, and I was also transferring some funds out of it to a checking account to pay bills from. This added up to more than six transactions per month, so the bank was obligated to send me a warning and then close the account if I didn't change my behavior. So it comes as no surprise to me that this is happening; the feds have had their nose in my banking for quite some time now.
I would like to see this hack become a feature in OpenOffice.
If this keeps up, Yahoo! is going to be a miserable failure...
More like 'bye American' and then we cry.
And that raises the age-old question: If a computer is switched on in the middle of the woods, does it consume any power?
Three years ago I was in the right place at the right time and was given a Commodore 128--unused! Someone had bought this thing and went out the next day and got a PC, but never returned or used the 128. I haven't even plugged it in yet...wonder how much it will be worth in a few years?
That screwy, ballyhooey Bollywood!
Where any office boy
Or young mechanic
can be a panic...
I'll be damned...a Slashmusical!
Will the Slashdot reporting on SCO ever cease?
Why not go to the source--DARPA? They started this damned Internet thing in the first place. Let the federal government deal with these RIAA arseholes...that would be sweet justice, because the feds are the enablers (via DMCA and other stupid laws) of the RIAA anyway.