Let me be the first to say FIREFOX IS DEAD, BLOATED AND SMELLY LIKE A DEAD FISH, DEAD! Netcraft says so. No, but seriously, how long until Mozilla's Google Dollars dry up?
...If HP were to finally make the move of ditching Windows...
It's hard enough to kick a nasty crack habit, especially when you have to worry about your dealer coming after you for a beat down.
HP (or any OEM) may not be able to piss off Microsoft, since a significant number of HP's customers demand MS. MS is known to get threatening with the licensing for companies the stray too far from the Microsoft ideal of exclusivity in the consumer market.
Bullshit. You know very well that many downtown businesses suffered major physical damage. Your cherry-picked YouTube propaganda do not change the reality that was documented by numerous major news organizations.
Bottles are broken every single day.
I see a different broken window at local businesses at least once a month.
Not quite the same thing as gasoline cocktails and tossing paper boxes through the windows innocent local business. That's what happened in Seattle. I was there.
Well, Foo, I was there (I worked in downtown at the time), and it's not quite a you state. But there's really no point in arguing with someone who thinks "anarchists breaking windows and throwing bottles" is a minor issue.
... this is how you START them. This coming from someone from Seattle who lived on Capitol Hill during the WTO riots and had police overreact and create a situation when none existed.
Yes, indeed. The "anarchist" morons from all over the country came to Seattle looking for a riot , the the equally brain-dead cops gave them a reason.
"Anarchists" and Repugnitans, a match made in heaven.
Ummm, you do realize that's on the bottom of every check that you write (in MICR). That's how your check gets matched up to your account for processing...
You left the important part out (the part that should have put most of the responsibility on the bank)...
How many of them are just saying that to sound cool?
But the problem is, it isn't cool. No reputable business would take advantage of that information by hiring such a person, and many would call in the authorities if they became aware of it.
Yes Google is on the way down Just ask several hundred thousand users who google used as gunia pigs for a "new improved" iGoogle home page. Which left users wondering why google did not leave a Opt-out of the experiment for their users who did not wish to participate.
I'm sorry, do you pay to use the Google Web page? No? Don't like it, use MSN.
Most places give between 6 and 8 of those days off, unless you work for the government.
Indeed. As a government employee (and member of AFGE (AFL-CIO)) I get 30 paid days a year, a huge number of sick days, and a great health plan. Shitty pension plan, though.
Wonder what the significance of being in the P.I. is? Cheap labor? Lax IP laws? Got to be something. Or maybe the Philippians is a hot-bed of OSS interest, and I'm out of the loop...
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Brain scratcher! Wonder why?
Like most of the other Google toys, the Linux version will come out after Chrome leaves Beta.
Let me be the first to say FIREFOX IS DEAD, BLOATED AND SMELLY LIKE A DEAD FISH, DEAD! Netcraft says so. No, but seriously, how long until Mozilla's Google Dollars dry up?
It's hard enough to kick a nasty crack habit, especially when you have to worry about your dealer coming after you for a beat down.
HP (or any OEM) may not be able to piss off Microsoft, since a significant number of HP's customers demand MS. MS is known to get threatening with the licensing for companies the stray too far from the Microsoft ideal of exclusivity in the consumer market.
You have seen the picture, right? It's not a product at all. It's a bunch of salvaged parts on some guys very messy kitchen table.
Bullshit. You know very well that many downtown businesses suffered major physical damage. Your cherry-picked YouTube propaganda do not change the reality that was documented by numerous major news organizations.
So because they have worse riots other places, it's OK to break windows of innocent local businesses in St. Paul and Seattle? What a load of bullshit.
Not quite the same thing as gasoline cocktails and tossing paper boxes through the windows innocent local business. That's what happened in Seattle. I was there.
Well, Foo, I was there (I worked in downtown at the time), and it's not quite a you state. But there's really no point in arguing with someone who thinks "anarchists breaking windows and throwing bottles" is a minor issue.
Yes, indeed. The "anarchist" morons from all over the country came to Seattle looking for a riot , the the equally brain-dead cops gave them a reason.
"Anarchists" and Repugnitans, a match made in heaven.
You left the important part out (the part that should have put most of the responsibility on the bank)...
And beyond that this is a BETA release, not the final release. But hey, why let reality get in the way of a good Microsoft trashing.
But the problem is, it isn't cool. No reputable business would take advantage of that information by hiring such a person, and many would call in the authorities if they became aware of it.
Unless some wheeling and dealing between a hidden buyer and The Sun / The New York Post / Who Ever was going on...
I'm sorry, do you pay to use the Google Web page? No? Don't like it, use MSN.
Then again, it might just "accedently" dissapear from the final build...
Indeed. As a government employee (and member of AFGE (AFL-CIO)) I get 30 paid days a year, a huge number of sick days, and a great health plan. Shitty pension plan, though.
No, that would be Vegans.
I think you're going to the wrong sushi bars, then.
What? You expect Slashdot "editors" to "edit"? How much dope do you smoke, pal...
Already been done! We have Wikipedia...
Yes, but this guy is a "nerd"! And he built his own Web site! And he has, like, "ideas"! Yupper-doodles!
At Slashdot, only if it's Microsoft...
Yes, we all want World Peace and and End to Hunger as well.
Wonder what the significance of being in the P.I. is? Cheap labor? Lax IP laws? Got to be something. Or maybe the Philippians is a hot-bed of OSS interest, and I'm out of the loop...