Did you get that time by looking at the tweet yourself? Because Twitter shows tweet times according to the time zone you're viewing a tweet from. So if I in North Carolina send something out at 8:39pm and you read it in Houston, Texas, Twitter will tell you I posted it at 7:39pm.
I think we should make lawyers subject to malpractice laws too...
Great idea, but the problem with it is that the lawyers are the ones who write the laws. Even if they did pass something like what you're suggesting, they'd word it so carefully that basically nothing would change.
No, what makes his "lament of the non-interaction between people" ironic is that if you have a problem with a Google product, you don't really get to talk to a person to help you, you have to fill out a form to get a canned response. At least that's been my experience.
That's nothing. My friend's working on an adaptation of a translation of a synopsis of a logline of an excerpt of a summary of an adaptation of my other friend's cousin's translation of his great aunt's rewrite of her sister's letters to her first boyfriend, which letters were written in shorthand. I look forward to reading an excerpt of a synopsis of the abstract of the first academic paper my old professor has said he'll write about it.
I agree. They should adopt Android's naming scheme for Chrome. If they had to come up with a stupid moniker for a release every two months, I think they'd at least consider slowing their cycle.
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You'd think that, but the people in charge understand "domestic enemies" to mean the American people.
Just super-glue some wings on that sucker and you're in business.
Did you get that time by looking at the tweet yourself? Because Twitter shows tweet times according to the time zone you're viewing a tweet from. So if I in North Carolina send something out at 8:39pm and you read it in Houston, Texas, Twitter will tell you I posted it at 7:39pm.
I've lived in Florida (Central) for thirteen years and never heard anything like either of those anecdotes.
Though I do remember the woman with the can of, what was it, Pillsbury rolls? that burst and she thought she'd been shot.
They should just go ahead and upgrade to the F150. I hear you can get one of those things for around $20,000.
What's the keyboard shortcut for getting drek like the submission published?
I'm perfectly fine with their being less "effective."
Great idea, but the problem with it is that the lawyers are the ones who write the laws. Even if they did pass something like what you're suggesting, they'd word it so carefully that basically nothing would change.
I can't read this for the whoosh that's bursting my eardrums.
...and blackjack! And hookers!
Could I get a car analogy for this?
This isn't a late April Fool's Day joke, is it?
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I think this is the article in question.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNqiSkd1M6k
Two TV Tropes links? That poor bastard, he won't be productive for a week and a half.
The Pebble (seems / claims) to do most of what you're describing. From what I understand, though, it doesn't have a speaker.
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Considering the administration's attacks on whistleblowers, irony abounds.
It's all about increasing his shares...
No, what makes his "lament of the non-interaction between people" ironic is that if you have a problem with a Google product, you don't really get to talk to a person to help you, you have to fill out a form to get a canned response. At least that's been my experience.
For once, that's not incompetence on the part of Slashdot's editors. I think it's actual sarcasm.
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9D03E5DD1E3DEE32A25751C1A9669D946397D6CF
That's nothing. My friend's working on an adaptation of a translation of a synopsis of a logline of an excerpt of a summary of an adaptation of my other friend's cousin's translation of his great aunt's rewrite of her sister's letters to her first boyfriend, which letters were written in shorthand. I look forward to reading an excerpt of a synopsis of the abstract of the first academic paper my old professor has said he'll write about it.
I agree. They should adopt Android's naming scheme for Chrome. If they had to come up with a stupid moniker for a release every two months, I think they'd at least consider slowing their cycle.