Everytime you see something you don't like in your search, put a -foo into your search query. Try this out: "johan svendsen" classical -buy -deal -popular -store
It goes from 8000 hits down to about 2000, and removes most of the ecommerce sites.
I never have any pains other than sore muscles, and I routinely log 12-14 hours daily on a computer. A big part of that is time spent in the gym. You don't have to be a bodybuilder, just exercise 3 or 4 times a week at some light to medium weights. Figure out what the maximum weights you can lift are, then do about 60-70% of that weight for 4 sets of 8 repititions. Recheck your maximum weights every couple months, and adjust accordingly.
It will make you feel better, and improve your concentration when you have to sit still and type all day. Also, the women like guys with a little muscle on them:)
I've been out of school for 2 yrs, so some might disagree.....
Hold out for a job in an industry you want to be in. Pay is secondary unless you have kids and stuff - it's better to get your foot in the door somewhere that does interesting development on projects you want to work on.
If you take some job admin'ing windows boxes for the Arkansas Bureau of Indian Relations, it's easy to get pigeon-holed. Along comes a wifester, and suddenly its hard to uproot everything and take a risk with a cool startup or consulting firm.
My advice: don't worry about a few dollars, go out there and get the most interesting job you can, regardless of location. Go balls to the wall for a few years, learn your trade, and have a good time.
Interesting/hard jobs in technical fields generally pay good, but you will never be the best or make the best money unless you are excited and interested in getting out there and writing code.
No kidding! That house totally rocks. It was designed by an *architect* over 4 months, and was constructed with an experimental climate control system - for $70k.
I'm cashing out my retirement funds and moving to Malaysia, the US sucks.
not interested in broadband are the ones who've never used it. It took about 24 hours for me to patch my mom's windows 95 box across AOL, with the phone service tied up the whole time.
I'm not arguing against Matt Sakey's article because I'm religious. In fact, I'm an atheist. But, I think that Matt just had a bone to pick with relgion as opposed to a strong debate pointing out religion's opposition to video game violence, an opposition that he never did show to exist.
I agree. I'm a Christian involved in youth ministry, and I don't see any sort of conflict between games and God. Games are just something to do when you're bored - there isn't some spiritual/ephemeral component to them.
As a Christian gamer, you just use the same discretion with games that you use with movies. I won't watch a late show on Skinimax, and I'm not really interested in GTA. That doesn't mean those things should be banned, but it isn't something I would want to watch, either.
It's very difficult to legislate morality. If someone wants to live a clean lifestyle, that has to come from within.
Thats too true. I bought one the second week they came out (for $300 USD), and the DVD drive crapped out. I wasn't too thrilled about the platform, but I've bought about 15 games and didn't want to sell them back for pennies on the dollar.
Long story short, I ended up buying yet another one at the $180 price.
By contrast, I got a GameCube for $100: the controller is better, the games are as good or better, and the hardware is alot more solid. (I'm a Cube fanboy, I suppose)
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I think its funny that file sharing is now on a par with animal pornography...
The vilification plan is almost complete.
Actually, GPS indoors is rather cutting-edge. It isn't commercially available on a large scale.
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Everytime you see something you don't like in your search, put a -foo into your search query. Try this out:
"johan svendsen" classical -buy -deal -popular -store
It goes from 8000 hits down to about 2000, and removes most of the ecommerce sites.
More info on google search...
Only you quivering meatbags worry about such things.
I don't know how it is in the UK, but it can't be any worse than Arkansas teeth!
Maybe some form of weightlifting would help you.
I never have any pains other than sore muscles, and I routinely log 12-14 hours daily on a computer. A big part of that is time spent in the gym. You don't have to be a bodybuilder, just exercise 3 or 4 times a week at some light to medium weights. Figure out what the maximum weights you can lift are, then do about 60-70% of that weight for 4 sets of 8 repititions. Recheck your maximum weights every couple months, and adjust accordingly.
It will make you feel better, and improve your concentration when you have to sit still and type all day. Also, the women like guys with a little muscle on them
Thanks AC, that just made my day!
Phil the Canuck! Please tell me how to make 9k faction (rebel OR imperial), and you will be my favorite
I only get like 50 faction per mission, and it's way too discouraging.
Thanks!
Here's why...
Got to love those California environmental regulations!
It's nice to see that big oil companies are helping fund a project like this too.
Iogen isn't an oil company.
And, they only have 150 employees. A supermajor like Exxon is exponentially larger than this.
I'll give you my entangled photons in exchange for chocolate.
You mean we were supposed to get overtime pay BEFORE they passed this law?
I've been out of school for 2 yrs, so some might disagree.....
Hold out for a job in an industry you want to be in. Pay is secondary unless you have kids and stuff - it's better to get your foot in the door somewhere that does interesting development on projects you want to work on.
If you take some job admin'ing windows boxes for the Arkansas Bureau of Indian Relations, it's easy to get pigeon-holed. Along comes a wifester, and suddenly its hard to uproot everything and take a risk with a cool startup or consulting firm.
My advice: don't worry about a few dollars, go out there and get the most interesting job you can, regardless of location. Go balls to the wall for a few years, learn your trade, and have a good time.
Interesting/hard jobs in technical fields generally pay good, but you will never be the best or make the best money unless you are excited and interested in getting out there and writing code.
Some guys are too cool for their own good. Brian Pinkerton has the domain 'thinkpink.com', AND he wrote his own search engine.
I bet he even has a 3-digit UID, a beowulf cluster of Xboxes running linux, and he sold all his stock options during the bubble.
No kidding! That house totally rocks. It was designed by an *architect* over 4 months, and was constructed with an experimental climate control system - for $70k.
I'm cashing out my retirement funds and moving to Malaysia, the US sucks.
Reminds me of the big controversy over nipples on the bat suit.
seven that you can choose from with a press of a button
I'd be impressed if I could choose from seven WOMEN with the press of a button.
Oh, wait...
not interested in broadband are the ones who've never used it. It took about 24 hours for me to patch my mom's windows 95 box across AOL, with the phone service tied up the whole time.
Totally ridiculous.
AMD is expected to eventually introduce a dual-core Opteron
If Opteron rhymed with Levitra, I could make a pretty funny joke here...
Or, the Democratic National Comittee
Besides, immediacy is more important than accuracy, and humor is more important than accuracy.'
Thus, if you make a funny first post without reading the article, you will get +5 in seconds.
I'm not arguing against Matt Sakey's article because I'm religious. In fact, I'm an atheist. But, I think that Matt just had a bone to pick with relgion as opposed to a strong debate pointing out religion's opposition to video game violence, an opposition that he never did show to exist.
I agree. I'm a Christian involved in youth ministry, and I don't see any sort of conflict between games and God. Games are just something to do when you're bored - there isn't some spiritual/ephemeral component to them.
As a Christian gamer, you just use the same discretion with games that you use with movies. I won't watch a late show on Skinimax, and I'm not really interested in GTA. That doesn't mean those things should be banned, but it isn't something I would want to watch, either.
It's very difficult to legislate morality. If someone wants to live a clean lifestyle, that has to come from within.
If you want an OS with more balls, try Amiga!
Nah, the worst they could do is send him to one of those white-collar resort prisons...
Thats too true. I bought one the second week they came out (for $300 USD), and the DVD drive crapped out. I wasn't too thrilled about the platform, but I've bought about 15 games and didn't want to sell them back for pennies on the dollar.
Long story short, I ended up buying yet another one at the $180 price.
By contrast, I got a GameCube for $100: the controller is better, the games are as good or better, and the hardware is alot more solid. (I'm a Cube fanboy, I suppose)