Albatross! Albatross! What flavor is it? It hasn't got a flavor! Everything's got a flavor! It's bleeding seabird flavor! Right, I'll take two. Albatross! Albatross! Stormy petrel on a stick!
When the original English legal system was designed, the jury of one's peers assumed that a noble would not be judged by a jury of commoners.
in fact, i believe it was even a little stronger than that--you had the right to be judged by people of equal or higher "dignity" (rank), e.g. you couldn't have barons trying a duke.
all americans are peers since none of us are nobles. (an irony, given how "peer" is used in england....) read some history sometime, it makes a lot of things make more sense.
By your same reasoning, it is my natural right to kill someone. However the law gives that person's family a way to seek "justice" for the death of their loved one?
um, sort of. it's more accurate to say that "meteor" (in this sense meaning "bright streak in the sky") means "weather thing". so you've kind of got causality reversed there....
i saw an arcade game (a gimmicky thing with a helmet you wore with a screen inside) once where you played a tank commander trying to repel a beach landing. there weren't any flags visible on anyone, but the implications were fairly clear.
The original jailbreakme.com exploit, the iPhone 1.1.1 one that Woz demo'd on video, cleaned up after itself by patching the graphics bug that it used. Does anyone know if this exploit does the same thing?
there's innovation and there's innovation. word and excel were microsoft originals, yes, but word was inspired by PARC's bravo and excel obviously by visicalc/lotus 1-2-3/etc.
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we already had our on-topic GNAA comments when their affiliates goatse security hacked at&t.
Albatross! Albatross!
What flavor is it?
It hasn't got a flavor!
Everything's got a flavor!
It's bleeding seabird flavor!
Right, I'll take two.
Albatross! Albatross! Stormy petrel on a stick!
i think i saw that stargate sg-1 episode....
there is no edge, all points are the center.
When the original English legal system was designed, the jury of one's peers assumed that a noble would not be judged by a jury of commoners.
in fact, i believe it was even a little stronger than that--you had the right to be judged by people of equal or higher "dignity" (rank), e.g. you couldn't have barons trying a duke.
all americans are peers since none of us are nobles. (an irony, given how "peer" is used in england....) read some history sometime, it makes a lot of things make more sense.
ok then, marathon for the pippin (yes, it existed)
are you sure you're not confusing him with robert jordan?
there's a filk based on the geekiest square of the geek hierarchy: furrier transforms.
By your same reasoning, it is my natural right to kill someone. However the law gives that person's family a way to seek "justice" for the death of their loved one?
well, yeah, kind of. read any Hobbes lately?
If you can keep the users from using any computers, the fault rates will drop by 100%!
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wow, there's a flashback to The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. hey, that's an idea--Lisbeth Salander would make the perfect mascot for WikiLeaks!
hollander or nederlander. "dutch", properly speaking, ought to mean "german" (as it does in "pennsylvania dutch")
much as only one sport is played in the UK....
um, sort of. it's more accurate to say that "meteor" (in this sense meaning "bright streak in the sky") means "weather thing". so you've kind of got causality reversed there....
i saw an arcade game (a gimmicky thing with a helmet you wore with a screen inside) once where you played a tank commander trying to repel a beach landing. there weren't any flags visible on anyone, but the implications were fairly clear.
The original jailbreakme.com exploit, the iPhone 1.1.1 one that Woz demo'd on video, cleaned up after itself by patching the graphics bug that it used. Does anyone know if this exploit does the same thing?
This must be the first time anything associated with Tesla reduced radiation exposure....
> tesseract-based
you need 4d software to scan 2d text? trippy....
you are john maynard keynes and i claim my 700 billion dollars.
from __fark__ import tag_sappy
astonishingly, timothy actually got this one right. -1 flamebait to submitter...
they're also using ipads now to manage the genius bar appointments. (at least at the Cube, as of Sunday....)
[...] and Apple announced that no employees use Windows Mobile phones.
Microsoft employees don't use Windows Mobile either.
there's innovation and there's innovation. word and excel were microsoft originals, yes, but word was inspired by PARC's bravo and excel obviously by visicalc/lotus 1-2-3/etc.