Or better yet, through Facebook your "friends" get to decide if you can even reproduce! Whoa! We need to call Mark. I'm sure he will kick in some bucks.
I can't stand an app for each site, either, and I hate when a site comes up in a 'mobile, reduced usefulness' version on my iPad. I'll have to get a T-shirt that says "Outlier".
That's perfect! OK, we gotta get marketing in on this... We'll worry about the engineering details later... I wonder how much bribe money we'll need for FDA approval?...
They are DRM free. You can share them with whomever you want. You can beat up people that don't return them. Go watch The Princess Bride. Lot's of reasons they are still read, and therefore produced.
...and all you have to do is install this one little piece of code. It will delete itself when the test is over. Really! Honest!...What are you looking like that for!?
They like to be less precise/more vague so there's plausible deniability when they go for a job interview. Or maybe they CAN'T be more precise/less vague. Hmmm.
"The questioner may receive and use an answer with code they do not truly understand; they just know it fixes their problem. This can lead to issues in the long run when adjustments are needed."
Or something like VMWare? Or did they really want the apps to look like native apps? That I'd get. I wish I could run many of my iPad apps on my MacBook...there already is a simulator, so it must be close.
That's what I thought. The answer is "yes", but not in the Information Age. In this age we need to make everything as complicated as possible, so that we can pile on more stuff to make things less complicated.
If you look at the labels they are all altered. Instead of Fiji water it's Biji, instead of Poweraide Zero it's oweraid Zero. Whenever you can read a label it's doesn't say exactly what it should. They do SAY things like Amazon, and Best Buy, etc, but I've never seen any product in writing. It's always changed or, like you said, the labels were on the XBox and PS4 boxes. I wonder if they get money from anyone?
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Or better yet, through Facebook your "friends" get to decide if you can even reproduce! Whoa! We need to call Mark. I'm sure he will kick in some bucks.
I can't stand an app for each site, either, and I hate when a site comes up in a 'mobile, reduced usefulness' version on my iPad. I'll have to get a T-shirt that says "Outlier".
Now we have to come up with some serious cash to get Iovine away from Apple. This is gonna be BIG!
That's perfect! OK, we gotta get marketing in on this... We'll worry about the engineering details later... I wonder how much bribe money we'll need for FDA approval?...
Control it from your iPhone and it posts the setting of the switch to your Facebook page. :)
They are DRM free. You can share them with whomever you want. You can beat up people that don't return them. Go watch The Princess Bride. Lot's of reasons they are still read, and therefore produced.
And they encourage you to share your results on FB/T/G+. Huh?
Good job. Too bad about the thruster, but nice recovery. Hope it works out.
Why didn't they just go to 1m x 1m and 4 words? It's Zip+4 all over again.
...and all you have to do is install this one little piece of code. It will delete itself when the test is over. Really! Honest! ...What are you looking like that for!?
They like to be less precise/more vague so there's plausible deniability when they go for a job interview. Or maybe they CAN'T be more precise/less vague. Hmmm.
Yup, you're right. Program or die. That's certainly the way it is where I live...even if it's my own projects -- ESPECIALLY if it's my own projects.
"The questioner may receive and use an answer with code they do not truly understand; they just know it fixes their problem. This can lead to issues in the long run when adjustments are needed."
Oh, that's right! I forgot he said that. OK, I guess then it's the more things change the more they stay the same.
I've always wanted to go to space using the lowest bidder AND the winner of a race. Must be The New NASA.
Got it, thanks. It's like Slime vs Slime. :) I'm not sure who to root for.
Or something like VMWare? Or did they really want the apps to look like native apps? That I'd get. I wish I could run many of my iPad apps on my MacBook...there already is a simulator, so it must be close.
That's what I thought. The answer is "yes", but not in the Information Age. In this age we need to make everything as complicated as possible, so that we can pile on more stuff to make things less complicated.
I was hoping someone would pack up the whole Kardashian clan and ship them off for a soft landing on Jupiter.
Everyone is equal and unique, so no need for if's or loops. :)
As long as you don't go too far and start exploding your viewers. Great TV show.
If you look at the labels they are all altered. Instead of Fiji water it's Biji, instead of Poweraide Zero it's oweraid Zero. Whenever you can read a label it's doesn't say exactly what it should. They do SAY things like Amazon, and Best Buy, etc, but I've never seen any product in writing. It's always changed or, like you said, the labels were on the XBox and PS4 boxes. I wonder if they get money from anyone?
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Diesel generators. They might have a wind generator down there. Haven't been there for a few years.
'no, you're using it wrong — you owe us a million bucks' No, no... That was, "You're holding wrong -- you've already forked over hundreds of dollars."