I listen to one album on my daily motorbike ride. Morning and evening, it's the same. I ask Siri to play it.
"Siri, play Beach House" I get one of these responses:
>>> "Hmmm. I'm having trouble finding that. If you're not on wi-fi or 4G please connect." (You'd think Siri would know my network status, and it *is always* connected when she says this).
They should ban Nissans, too. Every single Nissan diesel is a steaming heap of smoke-spewing junk. I swear those things even blast black smoke while going downhill.
FTFA: "A Google employee allegedly responded to the post by noting that asking for ID was just part of the job, Gizmodo reported. Chevalier then made a privilege-denying dude meme using Google’s internal meme generator with the caption, “I have opinions about forms of oppression that don’t affect me.” "
Google has an internal meme generator. I'm sure it provides hours of laughter and cohesive working.
It's just like when Wayne Campbell sold out to television producer Benjamin Oliver. His show was never the same after that. Noah's Arcade sucks anyway.
Maccas is a franchise, so the franchisees take risks. Also, sticking with Maccas for the moment, they have a lot of competition in the fast food sector. They mightn't be going broke any time soon, but people still have to work at making money.
My accountant's advice has always been to pay the mortgage down as quickly as you can. No point in "saving" money if you have big debt (unless it's your rainy day savings and you can deposit them in a mortgage offset account). Interest rates are low, pay it now.
In the series "The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, The Unbeliever", the author had a nearly-omnipotent evil force on 'earth' who the protagonist battled. The evil force's motivation was to gain control of the magic talisman from the protagonist in order to (a) lay waste to the planet (as evil forces are wont to do) and (b) escape virtual imprisonment to take on the creator.
The omnipotent god of the story had created this universe and cast down the evil force but was unable to directly influence his creation without destroying it, as one might a soap bubble.
To me, it seemed like reasonable explanation of how things might be. Omnipotence might be relative.
Loved that movie. A rare Finnish-German-Australian co-production. I knew someone in it, so I watched, and waited. Three seconds he was on-screen for. Acting's a tough gig.
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Just wait until they discover that people pay money to run 5km.
"But instead, they discovered a significant population of much older stars mingling with the young stars and gas."
Sounds like an Oscars after-party.
I listen to one album on my daily motorbike ride. Morning and evening, it's the same. I ask Siri to play it.
"Siri, play Beach House"
I get one of these responses:
>>> "Hmmm. I'm having trouble finding that. If you're not on wi-fi or 4G please connect." (You'd think Siri would know my network status, and it *is always* connected when she says this).
>>> Plays Led Zeppelin
>>> Nothing
>>> Starts playing from where the album left off.
>>> Plays the album from the beginning. YAY!
He probably meant ADSL.
They should ban Nissans, too. Every single Nissan diesel is a steaming heap of smoke-spewing junk. I swear those things even blast black smoke while going downhill.
Reference: me on my motorbike.
So unlimited photo storage and complete cloud backups for everything from my iPhone can't be too far away.
FTFA:
"A Google employee allegedly responded to the post by noting that asking for ID was just part of the job, Gizmodo reported. Chevalier then made a privilege-denying dude meme using Google’s internal meme generator with the caption, “I have opinions about forms of oppression that don’t affect me.” "
Google has an internal meme generator. I'm sure it provides hours of laughter and cohesive working.
So the Civic has become kind of obese as it reached mid-life.
I'd be more impressed if he said he could take home a wage if he wanted to, but chooses no to.
From the country that brought you "The sound of one hand clapping" comes a twist on the "there is no spoon" meme.
It's just like when Wayne Campbell sold out to television producer Benjamin Oliver. His show was never the same after that. Noah's Arcade sucks anyway.
Although the opposite seems to be the case:
http://thehill.com/opinion/whi...
What's the frequency, Kenneth?
When everyone owns them, no-one owns them.
There's a US version?
I'm putting all my money into tulips!
Quentin Tarantino seems to be morphing into Jim Broadbent.
Maccas is a franchise, so the franchisees take risks. Also, sticking with Maccas for the moment, they have a lot of competition in the fast food sector. They mightn't be going broke any time soon, but people still have to work at making money.
My accountant's advice has always been to pay the mortgage down as quickly as you can. No point in "saving" money if you have big debt (unless it's your rainy day savings and you can deposit them in a mortgage offset account). Interest rates are low, pay it now.
Aren't Gibibits the funny gray things inside turkeys?
This is beyond gambling, beyond speculation. This is into "wishing well" territory.
For some it may be a good lesson cheaply purchased. Some... not so cheaply.
Maybe they should take a look at something like this.
In the series "The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, The Unbeliever", the author had a nearly-omnipotent evil force on 'earth' who the protagonist battled. The evil force's motivation was to gain control of the magic talisman from the protagonist in order to (a) lay waste to the planet (as evil forces are wont to do) and (b) escape virtual imprisonment to take on the creator.
The omnipotent god of the story had created this universe and cast down the evil force but was unable to directly influence his creation without destroying it, as one might a soap bubble.
To me, it seemed like reasonable explanation of how things might be. Omnipotence might be relative.
Great series, btw. High school me loved it.
Loved that movie. A rare Finnish-German-Australian co-production. I knew someone in it, so I watched, and waited. Three seconds he was on-screen for. Acting's a tough gig.
When that happens, we'll still have Moon Unit.
" in order to protect capital, investors are more likely to place their bets on people they know and trust."
That's just like the whole 'bet behind' strategy in blackjack. It's almost like this VC investment malarkey was a gamble...