As long as all your enemies are less than three feet away, it makes a damn fine death ray. Now you know where the "Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer" proverb comes from.
Luckily everyone who posts illegal content always puts a "this is copyrighted content; viewing this is against the law" at the beginning of every video.
Otherwise, how on google earth would I know I was watching copyright infringing video?
If you had the original rubix cube, the white center square would pop off, allowing you to unscrew it and easily take apart/reassemble the cube. Way better than the new cheap ones that you have to pop apart and hope you don't break in the process.
Though one advantage of IT is they can earn quite a bit of money to help me afford a retirement home, and then when they are a burned out husk of a person after 20 years of stress they will have more time to come take care of me.
Though unlike stamp collecting your brewing hobby can get you drunk. But I suppose if you ate enough stamps the glue might cause some kind of hallucinatory experience.
Well lets see, bees have been around for 100 million years; fossil evidence for honeybees indicate they were around 35 million years ago. And yet now they are disappearing in large numbers. Read this for a quite plausible guess at the cause.
Google Gears installs a browser extension that adds a JavaScript API that enables the browser scripts to access the local datastore. The extension requires Firefox or Internet Explorer and works on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.[2] A version for Safari is now available to developers. Currently, Google Reader is the only Google application that is supported, though other web applications such as Remember the Milk have added Google Gears functionality. The transition from online to offline mode and back has to be done manually in Google Reader because of the differences in data being transferred. Other applications, such as Remember the Milk, transition from online to offline mode and back seamlessly.
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You can double the cost of your $700 PC.
Thats where the "worlds biggest frisbee throwing device" would come in handy. Or maybe roll it off a nearby cliff?
How about turning it into the world's biggest frisbee?
As long as all your enemies are less than three feet away, it makes a damn fine death ray. Now you know where the "Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer" proverb comes from.
The horrible part happens when they track the laptop back to you and you get visited instead.
Maybe they could save space by putting all the IP numbers on one long line and stripping out all the dots?
Luckily everyone who posts illegal content always puts a "this is copyrighted content; viewing this is against the law" at the beginning of every video.
Otherwise, how on google earth would I know I was watching copyright infringing video?
Considering AIDS eventually leads to painful death, what function would this hinder that would make things worse?
I must admit it will be easier to send a pdf rather than an actual book when I outsource getting my degree overseas.
Slashdot really needs a "+1 Bitter" moderation. :-)
If you had the original rubix cube, the white center square would pop off, allowing you to unscrew it and easily take apart/reassemble the cube. Way better than the new cheap ones that you have to pop apart and hope you don't break in the process.
Yeah, but how many of those exercise machines can you play video games on?
Wow, I will have to remember to give four weeks notice next time instead of two.
Thanks for the heads up!
That would pretty much be the plot for The Sparrow by Mary Doria Russell
Though one advantage of IT is they can earn quite a bit of money to help me afford a retirement home, and then when they are a burned out husk of a person after 20 years of stress they will have more time to come take care of me.
Though unlike stamp collecting your brewing hobby can get you drunk. But I suppose if you ate enough stamps the glue might cause some kind of hallucinatory experience.
You think Comcast had a cow about downloading movies, just wait until they see the traffic our government botnet generates.
Maybe they could outsource it?
Well lets see, bees have been around for 100 million years; fossil evidence for honeybees indicate they were around 35 million years ago. And yet now they are disappearing in large numbers. Read this for a quite plausible guess at the cause.
Except then the male platypi will swarm and kill him.
Take a trip through New Mexico sometime; 92x92 square miles of empty sunshiney space is not a problem.
Just make sure there aren't any thunderclouds between you and your target.
From wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Gears
Well, if they had used Diebold they would have won, but then they would have had to explain why the second place winner was "Democrats".
I am beginning to think that if men were as ambiguous as women, we would go extinct as a species.