Everything they ask you to do has it's equivalent, you just have to know what they want, do what you need to get it, and translate it back to what they expect.
... and you would? That's retarded. Someone needs to take leadership, and there needs to be organization. Who the fuck wants to do that? It has to get bad enough to overwhelm this aversion.
The way things are going, we WILL hit that point eventually.
Shouldn't matter. Hate to spoil the joke, but as long as the OCR system recognizes the typeface, it doesn't matter what the bit means - just so you get the data that was on paper in a document.
Then you just flip the font to something more readable. Unless you're trying to tell me the character -> symbol map of the font is randomized on installation...
Pick your favorite animal, and favorite euphemism or term for a sex act, and Google. You shall not be disappointed. Unfortunately, IMO, but whatever 'floats' your 'boat'.
Yea, it's great for MS Office documents. I can load up a spreadsheet and look at it, check it out for editing, check in etc - that works fine! I love that!
But try to do anything else? Sharepoint doesn't know what a PDF is - it treats it like a binary blob and can do nothing special with it. Other filetypes (not images, text files, or Office documents) are the same.
Can't use Firefox in FIPS mode, because the IIS server throws a hissy fit. Can't do much in any non-IE browser at all, actually. Admittedly the first issue is likely the fault of our sharepoint admin, but the latter is the direct fault of MS using ActiveX and saying "screw everyone else"... Does it still sound like I've never used it before?
... and because someone won't understand and will try to argue:
Yes, the charts go away during takeoff/landing if they aren't secured on the kneeboard etc.
The crew is far too busy at these times, they simply don't have time to refer to them. These phases are pre-planned as well, you don't just fly to the airport and "wing it"
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Don't let the door hit your ass on the way out.
Or just lie / translate.
Everything they ask you to do has it's equivalent, you just have to know what they want, do what you need to get it, and translate it back to what they expect.
DVDs? That's some wasteful text format. That should all fit on a CD with room to spare...
... the lower 48. Who's the 49th? Certainly not Hawaii, that's quite far south...
You don't necessarily use SFTP because it encrypts the data. You mostly use it because it encrypts the credential exchange.
It's IncrediFrustrating!
... and you would? That's retarded. Someone needs to take leadership, and there needs to be organization. Who the fuck wants to do that? It has to get bad enough to overwhelm this aversion.
The way things are going, we WILL hit that point eventually.
Shouldn't matter. Hate to spoil the joke, but as long as the OCR system recognizes the typeface, it doesn't matter what the bit means - just so you get the data that was on paper in a document.
Then you just flip the font to something more readable. Unless you're trying to tell me the character -> symbol map of the font is randomized on installation...
You can't do that.
(the re-try part)
As bad as things are, you still can't be tried again over the same 'issue'
It's still not deep space... hell it's still barely off the Earth's orbit!
It's hardly a race. L2 is -not- in deep space. Here's some numbers:
The distance from earth to mars at it's shortest (eg when we are in a line with it and the sun) is about 54 million KM.
The distance from the earth to the moon is about 0.4 million KM.
The earth/sun L2 is about 1.5 million KM from the earth.
Translation? When taken to scale, the L2 is practically still in our orbit. It's not deep space.
Speaking of deep space...
How the fuck does L2 quality as deep space? It's not even outside the asteroid belt!
Pick your favorite animal, and favorite euphemism or term for a sex act, and Google. You shall not be disappointed. Unfortunately, IMO, but whatever 'floats' your 'boat'.
Sounds like someone's setting up a very inappropriate film venture to me...
We use it for all our internal documents.
Yea, it's great for MS Office documents. I can load up a spreadsheet and look at it, check it out for editing, check in etc - that works fine! I love that!
But try to do anything else? Sharepoint doesn't know what a PDF is - it treats it like a binary blob and can do nothing special with it. Other filetypes (not images, text files, or Office documents) are the same.
Can't use Firefox in FIPS mode, because the IIS server throws a hissy fit. Can't do much in any non-IE browser at all, actually. Admittedly the first issue is likely the fault of our sharepoint admin, but the latter is the direct fault of MS using ActiveX and saying "screw everyone else" ... Does it still sound like I've never used it before?
Sharepoint is utter crap if it cannot understand the file you are putting on it. Which incidentally would be anything not MS Office.
Really? Citation please, I'd like to confirm before I add that to my random fact repository...
Well slap my ass and call me a Commie Mutant Traitor: there is no color.
There's more as well. Patents, yay. The hardware mfg may have license to use them, but they do not have permission to extend that license to others.
Only if it's a bronze colored crystal!
That only works if you (for some reason) insist on using the currency-based measure for gold, but not on all the other items.
That's retarded. One of the first things you do is ensure your units are consistent.
Since when was PHP a drug? I know it should be restricted and all, but I don't think it fits!
Why thank you for this incredibly useful comment!
Wrong. Netbooks have been shipped with Linux before. Wal-mart had them. I got mine on Amazon.
... and because someone won't understand and will try to argue:
Yes, the charts go away during takeoff/landing if they aren't secured on the kneeboard etc.
The crew is far too busy at these times, they simply don't have time to refer to them. These phases are pre-planned as well, you don't just fly to the airport and "wing it"