Communism only fails because human nature is in conflict with it. It is a perfect form of government for perfect people. Too bad there are none around. Capitalism thrives because people are greedy, ambitious, proud, or all of the above.
A slightly more liberal policy was given by my second manager. "I won't watch the clock if you don't." Great policy, but it only works for the non-neurotic among us. Anyone here qualify?
I would certainly hope that Deutsche Telekom DSL is cheaper than Baby Bell DSL. Germany (you) own 43% of it! Also, I'm no financial wizard, but it appears that DT is barely breaking even.
That's what I was thinking. Maybe they will adjust it after getting feedback from the trailer.
Wouldn't it be nice if you could tweak the CGI yourself? I mean after all...::trivializing part of a multi-billion dollar industry::...it's just color, isn't it?
Still, I would think the probability of getting mixed messages would be too high for sensitive information... especially for #2.
Maybe a short list of very strange sentences would make it unique enough.
With the volume of spam, how does a covert agent know he is getting a hidden message from his source?
I thought my job was boring. Can you imagine weeding through all the spam because you are looking for a hidden message?
"Sounds like fascism"? Hardly. The average user is not buying hardware and software. The average user is buying the ability to email and play solitaire.
You want a comparison? How about going to a car dealership and having them ask you whether you want your interior molding fastened with plastic screws, snap-locks, or metal bolts.
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Nice Robot Chicken reference.
Communism only fails because human nature is in conflict with it. It is a perfect form of government for perfect people. Too bad there are none around. Capitalism thrives because people are greedy, ambitious, proud, or all of the above.
A slightly more liberal policy was given by my second manager. "I won't watch the clock if you don't." Great policy, but it only works for the non-neurotic among us. Anyone here qualify?
Are you working to live or living to work? My advice depends on your reply.
Grow a backbone or join a union.
I would certainly hope that Deutsche Telekom DSL is cheaper than Baby Bell DSL. Germany (you) own 43% of it! Also, I'm no financial wizard, but it appears that DT is barely breaking even.
...it is raining outside?
"Even for word processing"??? Um, word processing amazingly pre-dates 486 processors. I'm not saying that the $100 PC should be =486 processors.
Should the first quantum OS be M$ or Linux? :) I like to watch people argue about OS's. Makes me smile.
Omg, that is strange. Both the book and that it got commented on /.
Are we sure this isn't a bitter jock turned gym teacher who is upset that the guy he bullied in high school is Bill Gates?
That's what I was thinking. Maybe they will adjust it after getting feedback from the trailer. Wouldn't it be nice if you could tweak the CGI yourself? I mean after all... ::trivializing part of a multi-billion dollar industry:: ...it's just color, isn't it?
Agreed. At least match the costume's non-CGI red to the CGI red. The CGI red is distractingly brighter than the non-CGI.
Still, I would think the probability of getting mixed messages would be too high for sensitive information... especially for #2. Maybe a short list of very strange sentences would make it unique enough.
With the volume of spam, how does a covert agent know he is getting a hidden message from his source? I thought my job was boring. Can you imagine weeding through all the spam because you are looking for a hidden message?
Exactly, Mr Slippery. So-called fascism for average Joe with a WELL-HIDDEN capitalist feature for experts.
"Sounds like fascism"? Hardly. The average user is not buying hardware and software. The average user is buying the ability to email and play solitaire.
You want a comparison? How about going to a car dealership and having them ask you whether you want your interior molding fastened with plastic screws, snap-locks, or metal bolts.