Most shredders accept storage media and begin processing automatically upon insertion. Vague patents sure do fire people up with 'prior art' brainstorming.
The HTPC also has to have an advantage over a similar dedicated component ? there's no point in reinventing the wheel unless you can make it faster, smaller, and cheaper.
The strongest point is that people just like to do it themselves. Whether it's a hobby, an instructional session, or just utilization of existing hardware, rolling your own HTPC is just what geeks do.
Perhaps they didn't mean for this to be spotlighted on/.?
I had a LDR with a non-geek for almost a full year. We mostly communicated over IM, with occasional visits in between. Phone calls were rare because cell phones with free long distance were not as widespread then.
Anyway, the point is, things were great until we had to actually spend time together. We were fine in cyberspace, or just virtually for that matter. But once we spent time together for more than a week at a time the dynamics changed, and we found we had less going for us than we expected.
So, my second point is, don't substitute a virtual relationship for a real one. It makes a huge difference dating a person in town where geography allows for more frequent visits.
My final point is, don't take things too seriously until you spend a significant time together. Cyber/LDR relationships can give a fals sense of well-being.
Good in theory, but supervisors don't always look out for their people like they should. Mine doesn't, but I have had some that do.
But seriously, how do I get work done and meet my boss at the golf course? Building relationships can be abused in a production-centric environment.
Booble has brought suit to the child website Poodle.com for neglecting to adequately reference fecalphiliac or beastiality sites. It seems Booble doesn't want their image tarnished by legitimate pet sales.
With this water we can go to Mars. Then were gonna take Deimos, then we're gonna go take Phobos, then we're going over to Mercury to take back the SUN!!!!! Yeaaaaahhhhh!
ISS was found to have a leak in it, but I heard they were able to patch it up...
oh, you said IIS. Let me rephrase:
IIS was found to have a leak in it, but I heard they weren't able to patch it up...
I ran a dinky webserver for personal use. No one hit it that wasn't a personal friend of mine, save for port bashers and scanners, and it was basically just a small file server. My ISP shut down port 80 and told me not to open another webserver or they would cut off my service. They never bothered to look at 8080:) I think they just like to let you know who really owns the bandwidth. It's more of a power trip.
But I hate to see all this misinformation spreading. Excerpt from the article:
"The problem is not a lack of highly educated workers," said Scott Kirwin, founder of the Information Technology Professionals Association of America. "The problem is a lack of highly educated workers willing to work for the minimum wage or lower in the U.S. Costs are driving outsourcing, not the quality of American schools."
"The problem is not a lack of highly educated workers," said Scott Kirwin, founder of the Information Technology Professionals Association of America. "The problem is a lack of highly educated workers willing to work for the minimum wage or lower in the U.S. Costs are driving outsourcing, not the quality of American schools."
"The problem is not a lack of highly educated workers," said Scott Kirwin, founder of the Information Technology Professionals Association of America. "The problem is a lack of highly educated workers willing to work for the minimum wage or lower in the U.S. Costs are driving outsourcing, not the quality of American schools."
OK, so you drink 6 cups a day and don't get diabetes. I wonder if they considered that men are probably raising their chances of high-blood pressure and kidney stones by the 50% to offset getting diabetes (and women by 30%).
6 cups is a bit much for your body, and if you disagree you are probably just trying to justify your caffeine addiction.
I loved #1, got a bit bored with #2, but was truly riveted by #3.
I've heared this from a few people. And the same complaints can be heard about almost all trilogies. Understanding this pattern, it makes since to think of trilogies as one big story, segmented into three parts.
In other words: What do you expect? It's a trilogy. They were never meant to be thought of as independent movies; so don't try.
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In other news...
Germans were found batting stuffed penguins for distance while wearing yeti suits with big clubs.
Most shredders accept storage media and begin processing automatically upon insertion. Vague patents sure do fire people up with 'prior art' brainstorming.
Perhaps they didn't mean for this to be spotlighted on
I doubt Bush had anything to do with this. I mean, Dude doesn't even use email.
Anyway, the point is, things were great until we had to actually spend time together. We were fine in cyberspace, or just virtually for that matter. But once we spent time together for more than a week at a time the dynamics changed, and we found we had less going for us than we expected.
So, my second point is, don't substitute a virtual relationship for a real one. It makes a huge difference dating a person in town where geography allows for more frequent visits.
My final point is, don't take things too seriously until you spend a significant time together. Cyber/LDR relationships can give a fals sense of well-being.
Good in theory, but supervisors don't always look out for their people like they should. Mine doesn't, but I have had some that do. But seriously, how do I get work done and meet my boss at the golf course? Building relationships can be abused in a production-centric environment.
So that's why my boss plays golf 8 hours a day with his boss...
while I work in the office.
Booble has brought suit to the child website Poodle.com for neglecting to adequately reference fecalphiliac or beastiality sites.
It seems Booble doesn't want their image tarnished by legitimate pet sales.
When tax dollars come into play, not knowing for sure if it did in this case, the obvious needs no proof.
Better not drive this car in California. It's a ticket waiting to happen!
With this water we can go to Mars. Then were gonna take Deimos, then we're gonna go take Phobos, then we're going over to Mercury to take back the SUN!!!!! Yeaaaaahhhhh!
I don't think Gallagher's Sledge-o-matic has anything to worry about.
Hey Luuuucy, I'm Hom(inid).
ISS was found to have a leak in it, but I heard they were able to patch it up... oh, you said IIS. Let me rephrase: IIS was found to have a leak in it, but I heard they weren't able to patch it up...
I ran a dinky webserver for personal use. No one hit it that wasn't a personal friend of mine, save for port bashers and scanners, and it was basically just a small file server. My ISP shut down port 80 and told me not to open another webserver or they would cut off my service. They never bothered to look at 8080 :) I think they just like to let you know who really owns the bandwidth. It's more of a power trip.
No, she didn't say it. Not unless you are referring to some female named Scott Kirwin. RTFA
Why not use a dye like you do when checking for a leaky toilet?
6 cups is a bit much for your body, and if you disagree you are probably just trying to justify your caffeine addiction.
I've heared this from a few people. And the same complaints can be heard about almost all trilogies. Understanding this pattern, it makes since to think of trilogies as one big story, segmented into three parts.
In other words: What do you expect? It's a trilogy. They were never meant to be thought of as independent movies; so don't try.