That would be the point...
I've been a user here since 1999, and while quips and jokes are amusing, memes like "hot grits" and such are really just noise.
The book / film is about American inventors / innovators / corporate moguls for the last 200 years. Microsoft is in there because, like it or not, their OS has been the predominate one over the last 20 years. The book also discuss things like the steam engine and modern banking.
Stop being an ass and find something useful to complain about, like how the book claim this guy's work underlies "every computer application today".
I'm sorry, I missed the part where the article said HIV-based treatment (or any other treatment) would be any more mandatory than chemo. Could you point it out?
There is no political solution
To our troubled evolution
Have no faith in constitution
There is no bloody revolution
We are spirits in the material world
Are spirits in the material world
Are spirits in the material world
Are spirits in the material world
Our so-called leaders speak
With words they try to jail you
The subjugate the meek
But it's the rhetoric of failure
We are spirits in the material world
Are spirits in the material world
Are spirits in the material world
Are spirits in the material world
Where does the answer lie?
Living from day to day
If it's something we can't buy
There must be another way
We are spirits in the material world
Are spirits in the material world
Are spirits in the material world
Are spirits in the material world
The only thing wrong with the cube was the price. The cube should have been what the mini mac is now: a low priced gateway to the platform. Instead it was a really cool piece of hardware the reinforced the "Macs cost more" stereotype...
How about version 4.0, where they re-wrote nearly the entire suite (this was the first of the "Communicator" suites). For me, that was first release that took a step in the wrong direction in terms of bloat and speed, and I had been using Navigator since v.1.1.
The most famous is: Never get involved in a land war in Asia. Only slightly less well know is this: Never go in against a Sicilian when death is on the line!
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That would be the point... I've been a user here since 1999, and while quips and jokes are amusing, memes like "hot grits" and such are really just noise.
Bingo.
Your cable will be bought out by Apple? (Yes, I know what near end cross talk is...)
Yeah, because doing that wouldn't be pretentious at all...
That is quite possibly the worst comparison I've ever read in my life.
The book / film is about American inventors / innovators / corporate moguls for the last 200 years. Microsoft is in there because, like it or not, their OS has been the predominate one over the last 20 years. The book also discuss things like the steam engine and modern banking. Stop being an ass and find something useful to complain about, like how the book claim this guy's work underlies "every computer application today".
"That's a huge BitchX!"
Wow, just wow...
I hear than plan to deliver that energy via rockets...
I'm sorry, I missed the part where the article said HIV-based treatment (or any other treatment) would be any more mandatory than chemo. Could you point it out?
can I mod you "not hugged enough as a kid"?
There is no political solution To our troubled evolution Have no faith in constitution There is no bloody revolution We are spirits in the material world Are spirits in the material world Are spirits in the material world Are spirits in the material world Our so-called leaders speak With words they try to jail you The subjugate the meek But it's the rhetoric of failure We are spirits in the material world Are spirits in the material world Are spirits in the material world Are spirits in the material world Where does the answer lie? Living from day to day If it's something we can't buy There must be another way We are spirits in the material world Are spirits in the material world Are spirits in the material world Are spirits in the material world
The only thing wrong with the cube was the price. The cube should have been what the mini mac is now: a low priced gateway to the platform. Instead it was a really cool piece of hardware the reinforced the "Macs cost more" stereotype...
Touche.
It's spelled "Jesus".
Step 2: There is no step 2!
NEEEEEEEERRRRRRDDDDDDSSSSSSS!
..imagine being the guy who has to photograph EVERY STREET CORNER IN THE WORLD.
yeah! and make drugs illegal too! that'll teach 'um.
What, you don't get spam?
I'm a robot, you insensitive clod!
How about version 4.0, where they re-wrote nearly the entire suite (this was the first of the "Communicator" suites). For me, that was first release that took a step in the wrong direction in terms of bloat and speed, and I had been using Navigator since v.1.1.
The most famous is: Never get involved in a land war in Asia. Only slightly less well know is this: Never go in against a Sicilian when death is on the line!
'cept an Apple...
Didn't we already learn that people don't want subscriptions, they want the actual media to keep for posterity?