If I hear any more god damned grandstanding from the winners, I'm going to puke. Win with dignity, or this country is going to polarize it self so much further, only bloodshed will solve it.
To quote your fearless leader, "Bring it on!"
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It's not like they didn't try, we just kept our hand on our wallet this time.
Certainly the article was not clear on whether the hard drive mirror was ever made, and handed over, or not. It would have been nice to know, as that WAS the headline.
...but it would just be great if we could tag the candidates and ballot issues when we vote!
"With 45% of the precincts accounted for, Representative Anderson is not only trailing by 10,000 votes, but has been tagged as an 'idiot'. Proposition 199 is winning the day by 2%, but a significant number of voters tagged the measure as 'itsatrap'."
Continuity Of OPerations... also known as your disaster plan. If you leased however many of these you would need to replace your existing datacenter (possibly on some pro-rated insurance plan), you would have a great turnkey COOP alternative. You could even have them trucked out to your designated COOP site and test your plan, then return them to the company after the test...
It's also a business opportunity, if you look more closely...
>This all reminds me of the old story of the NASA which invested millions to develop a ballpen that can write in zero-gravity... well the russians solved the issue by using a pencil.
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D. William
Dammit, Dammit, Dammit!
Skinner: Yes, but we're prepared for that. We've lined up a fabulous type of [lawyer] that thrives on [patent trolls].
Lisa: But then we're stuck with [lawyers]!
Skinner: No, that's the beautiful part. When wintertime rolls around, the [lawyers] simply freeze to death.
To quote your fearless leader, "Bring it on!"
It's not like they didn't try, we just kept our hand on our wallet this time.
Certainly the article was not clear on whether the hard drive mirror was ever made, and handed over, or not. It would have been nice to know, as that WAS the headline.
/. editing...
$%&!#@
Maybe from the fact the case was settled?
This year we had our hand on our wallet.
Guess what?
They still tried.
...but it would just be great if we could tag the candidates and ballot issues when we vote!
"With 45% of the precincts accounted for, Representative Anderson is not only trailing by 10,000 votes, but has been tagged as an 'idiot'. Proposition 199 is winning the day by 2%, but a significant number of voters tagged the measure as 'itsatrap'."
Do volunteer work for a charity in IT - get a letter of reference after six months, cash in.
Worked for some friends...
Your tags are ringing... you might want to answer them.
...it would be hilarious if Ohio once again reported a majority for George Bush tonight...
No, no...
Biggest market = Mouthwash that lasts all day because it GROWS IN YOUR MOUTH!
>A tree jumped out in front of one of the responsible assholes and took care of him
Ents! Ents killed Sonny Bono!
*runs away screaming in terror*
Shenanigans?
I'll be grabbin' my shillelagh, sure and begorrah!
*Dances a jig*
>Fear is the mind killer.
Bene Gesserit proverb... Orange Catholic?
Identify Strelka and Belka... without searching on the Net...
Hell as defined on the Internet:
An all-Flash site.
Link
This is perfect for a COOP.
Continuity Of OPerations... also known as your disaster plan. If you leased however many of these you would need to replace your existing datacenter (possibly on some pro-rated insurance plan), you would have a great turnkey COOP alternative. You could even have them trucked out to your designated COOP site and test your plan, then return them to the company after the test...
It's also a business opportunity, if you look more closely...
>This all reminds me of the old story of the NASA which invested millions to develop a ballpen that can write in zero-gravity... well the russians solved the issue by using a pencil.
Urban Legend
Geezer? Nah.
Agree with rest of points, da.
Just to bring a human dimension to all this shadenfreude - here's a quick bio in USAToday: link
On a very special episode of "Those Hairy Hobbits," Merry and Pippin disclose a long-kept secret relationship.
See Sturgeon's Law
It applies to software and books...
Anything that would get George Bush to actually read a newspaper would be a step forward.