i actually have a boredom related injury. i sit all day, resting my head on my left hand and my elbow on my desk. for the last couple of months, by the end of the day, i touch my elbow and cause the "funny bone" sensation. seriously, ennui elbow. i'm thinking of claiming worker's comp.
my brother in law was asking me about cellphone tv the other day. i said it wasn't for me, but i knew some people who had it. he said he probably wouldn't use it much, but it'd be nice to have while he's driving. seriously.
incidentally, he test drives future vehicles for a living.
and the explorer window finally showed something, then locked up and closed itself.
truely beta.
and it's still loading. i had time to type this, realize that my url was old, change it, try it in explorer, watch explorer crash, listen to some asshat at work try to be funny, at it's still loading.
When I buy a CD, am I buying the physical disc, in which case I surely get the right to do with it as I see fit, or I'm buying the right to listen to the music, in which case the media that it's on should not be relevant.
both and neither. it's like light. photons and waves.
maybe it's just me, but when i see that statement it makes me think i've already paid for the license, so the second time i should only have to pay for the physical media. what's a single blank CD go for these days? the "affordable replacement" should be that plus a small production fee. if you can prove you have a damaged CD, you should be able to replace it for under a dollar by this logic.
they seem to feel that buying CDs is both a physical item purchase and a license purchase, much in the way light is both waves and photons. when you want to back it up, you've bought a license which does not allow that, when you want your licensed data replaced, you only bought a physical item which much like a broken lamp will not be replaced for free.
i would prefer an x and a square under my right thumb for gas and brake. seriously, i was just playing a game last night where steering and acceleration were both on the left analog stick and i find it far more dificult.
sure, let me quote you quoting wikipedia (which for some reason is the end all of most of my office debates lately)
generally speaking, atheism refers to a lack of belief in all deities for any reason(s).
also, dictionary.com:
1.
1. Disbelief in or denial of the existence of God or gods.
2. The doctrine that there is no God or gods.
2. Godlessness; immorality.
concidentally, as i was reading this comment, my npr station advertised that programs are available at npr.org/podcasting. aside from the link being wrong it seems like they are offering up some, but many of the better shows are missing. all things considered is there, but i actually get to hear that on the drive in.
Slashdot Mirror
"buy him out boys"
still about a buck a rental that way. seems like a pretty good deal.
you're not getting that "ennui elbow" is humor? what sort of a clue do you need?
i actually have a boredom related injury. i sit all day, resting my head on my left hand and my elbow on my desk. for the last couple of months, by the end of the day, i touch my elbow and cause the "funny bone" sensation. seriously, ennui elbow. i'm thinking of claiming worker's comp.
i, also, am a robot.
and enjoy bitching about my robot wife. it gave me a 21% chance of being authentic.
my brother in law was asking me about cellphone tv the other day. i said it wasn't for me, but i knew some people who had it. he said he probably wouldn't use it much, but it'd be nice to have while he's driving. seriously.
incidentally, he test drives future vehicles for a living.
the two are not mutually exclusive
the project leaders would be looking for new jobs already.
i think i heard on npr yesterday that they've replaced the project leader with the guy from the office division.
why would you do that? you are sick and twisted and sadistic.
and the explorer window finally showed something, then locked up and closed itself. truely beta. and it's still loading. i had time to type this, realize that my url was old, change it, try it in explorer, watch explorer crash, listen to some asshat at work try to be funny, at it's still loading.
merchandising where the real money from the movie is made
When I buy a CD, am I buying the physical disc, in which case I surely get the right to do with it as I see fit, or I'm buying the right to listen to the music, in which case the media that it's on should not be relevant.
both and neither. it's like light. photons and waves.
maybe it's just me, but when i see that statement it makes me think i've already paid for the license, so the second time i should only have to pay for the physical media. what's a single blank CD go for these days? the "affordable replacement" should be that plus a small production fee. if you can prove you have a damaged CD, you should be able to replace it for under a dollar by this logic.
they seem to feel that buying CDs is both a physical item purchase and a license purchase, much in the way light is both waves and photons. when you want to back it up, you've bought a license which does not allow that, when you want your licensed data replaced, you only bought a physical item which much like a broken lamp will not be replaced for free.
are you being sarcastic?
i don't even know anymore
wouldn't you want M?
yeah, i did see that in the graphic. sorry i didn't mention that you were just [sic]ing.
the Clinton's what?
del.icio.us is popular.
what was the difference with ebay and the other auction sites? amazon and the other early retail sites? myspace and the other crappy social sites?
i would prefer an x and a square under my right thumb for gas and brake. seriously, i was just playing a game last night where steering and acceleration were both on the left analog stick and i find it far more dificult.
i've heard they already have these "cars." they hold lots of people and they tend to hook them together into a "train."
though this is all conjecture and heresay as i live in detroit.
sure, let me quote you quoting wikipedia (which for some reason is the end all of most of my office debates lately)
generally speaking, atheism refers to a lack of belief in all deities for any reason(s).
also, dictionary.com:
1.
1. Disbelief in or denial of the existence of God or gods.
2. The doctrine that there is no God or gods.
2. Godlessness; immorality.
Agnosticism is the belief that we cannot know if a god or gods exists; that is it beyond our comprehension.
you're right on athiesm though.
here i did it for you
sitting online with an unfirewalled windows installation
am i doing something wrong?
yes.
concidentally, as i was reading this comment, my npr station advertised that programs are available at npr.org/podcasting. aside from the link being wrong it seems like they are offering up some, but many of the better shows are missing. all things considered is there, but i actually get to hear that on the drive in.