Facebook is already doing that with advertising, taking your interactions with Facebook and combining it with third-party personal data to track you on the Internet. Read that in "Chaos Monkeys: Obscene Fortune and Random Failure in Silicon Valley" by Antonio Garcia Martinez. The author sold his engineers and company to Twitter and got hired by Facebook in a three-way deal.
I spent 18 hours over the weekend to refactor the backend for my static website, fixing problems that I've ignored for years and implementing cover art as background images to allow for overlays. Check out my poetry ebook pre-order with the new pre-order overlay. Woo-hoo!
After all the testing got done with Windows 10, the QA testers got laid off and rehired as customer support representatives in the Bangalore call center.
If you think that sucks, try riding Caltrain from San Jose to San Francisco during the commute hours. If you catch the train somewhere in the middle, you're standing most of the way. It doesn't help that the Trump Administration is sitting on funding to electrify Caltrain trains and expand service by running more trains, as this is the same route that the California bullet train will take into San Francisco.
Imagine all those toxic fumes escaping in to the confines of a cabin on a plane.
I would probably pack spare batteries in the checked luggage. If one did go kablooey in the unpressurized cargo hold, the bag should contain the splatter from contaminating everything else.
You would think that the exploding batteries would have reduced Samsung's headcount sooner. Bad enough that the Galaxy Note Fan Edition is a refurbished Note 7 (presumably without exploding battery). If you're carrying spare batteries on the airplane, don't forget to carry them in an explosion-proof bag.
Casey Neistat has a video that defined success as people wanting to be like you. I'm not surprise that someone keeps posting as me on Slashdot. It's not like they have anything better to do with their life.
Im also prparing for this right now my amazon affiliate link revenue stream go bigger every day I will have to deal direct with central bank soon.
-creimer
Here's your Amazon fix for the day: "The Panic of 1907: Lessons Learned from the Market's Perfect Storm" by Robert F. Bruner and Sean D. Carr. Everyone loves to bitch and moan about the central bank. What everyone forgets was that the US economy had a depression every 25 years prior to the 20th century. The 1907 panic demonstrated the need for a central bank, but those lessons were soon forgotten until the 1929 crash and the Great Depression made reforms necessary.
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Facebook is already doing that with advertising, taking your interactions with Facebook and combining it with third-party personal data to track you on the Internet. Read that in "Chaos Monkeys: Obscene Fortune and Random Failure in Silicon Valley" by Antonio Garcia Martinez. The author sold his engineers and company to Twitter and got hired by Facebook in a three-way deal.
I spent 18 hours over the weekend to refactor the backend for my static website, fixing problems that I've ignored for years and implementing cover art as background images to allow for overlays. Check out my poetry ebook pre-order with the new pre-order overlay. Woo-hoo!
After all the testing got done with Windows 10, the QA testers got laid off and rehired as customer support representatives in the Bangalore call center.
If you think that sucks, try riding Caltrain from San Jose to San Francisco during the commute hours. If you catch the train somewhere in the middle, you're standing most of the way. It doesn't help that the Trump Administration is sitting on funding to electrify Caltrain trains and expand service by running more trains, as this is the same route that the California bullet train will take into San Francisco.
Imagine all those toxic fumes escaping in to the confines of a cabin on a plane.
I would probably pack spare batteries in the checked luggage. If one did go kablooey in the unpressurized cargo hold, the bag should contain the splatter from contaminating everything else.
You would think that the exploding batteries would have reduced Samsung's headcount sooner. Bad enough that the Galaxy Note Fan Edition is a refurbished Note 7 (presumably without exploding battery). If you're carrying spare batteries on the airplane, don't forget to carry them in an explosion-proof bag.
Although I did read (for free) your "best coffee in the world" story. It was almost something.
That short story first appeared in The MacGuffin in Fall 2009. Until the story got accepted, I wasn't even aware that I wrote a MacGuffin story.
That's not how anything works.
Except for what passes as nihilism on Slashdot.
You win by default. You see, you didn't reproduce.
I haven't reproduce yet. As long as I have the ability to reproduce, I'm not out of the gene pool.
Trust me, the 5 minutes a day I spend tracking your nonsense pays back with amusement, bemusement, and basic happiness that I'm not you!
You spend five minutes. I'm not sure about the others.
You're a virgin, according to YOU.
What does my sexuality have to do with that?
But not a more bettered grammar, huh??
I got to support all the budding grammar nazis on Slashdot.
Well, you've removed yourself from the gene pool quite successfully, through a combination of mental and physical illness.
According to Slashdot.
Congrats, I guess?
You want a pat on the head?
What's the next one gonna be called? The Creimer 6?
That would implied a more muscular rocket design. :P
Do you think Alec Baldwin wants to be Donald Trump?
Alec Baldwin is doing a job. My adoring fans have nothing better to do with their life. :/
They're YouTube famous for all the wrong reasons.
Casey Neistat has a video that defined success as people wanting to be like you. I'm not surprise that someone keeps posting as me on Slashdot. It's not like they have anything better to do with their life.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iQ8BGw13So
You honestly think these look like dress shoes, to anybody?
To the casual observer. No one has ever asked me to lift the hem of my pants to show them the NB logo.
It's more like, nobody really cares to give constructive feedback to the 350 pound fat man who has given up on his appearances.
If I have given up on my appearances, I wouldn't be employed.
Training shoes in an office?
The black training shoes look like dress shoes to the causal observer. They're very comfortable.
Im also prparing for this right now my amazon affiliate link revenue stream go bigger every day I will have to deal direct with central bank soon. -creimer
Here's your Amazon fix for the day: "The Panic of 1907: Lessons Learned from the Market's Perfect Storm" by Robert F. Bruner and Sean D. Carr. Everyone loves to bitch and moan about the central bank. What everyone forgets was that the US economy had a depression every 25 years prior to the 20th century. The 1907 panic demonstrated the need for a central bank, but those lessons were soon forgotten until the 1929 crash and the Great Depression made reforms necessary.
I prefer the New Balance 623v3Training Shoes in black for the office and in white for the gym. I've been wearing this brand for 30+ years.
The New York Times had an article about sexual harassment in Silicon Valley.
Women in Tech Speak Frankly on Culture of Harassment
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/30/technology/women-entrepreneurs-speak-out-sexual-harassment.html
This has to be a troll...right?
Nope.
A fat 47 year old man in a studio with a Manga collection?
I recommend reading "A Drifting Life" by Yoshihiro Tatsumi, a graphical memoir of the craft after World War II to the 1960's.
The moment the Japanese set up New Tokyo on the Moon, Space Godzilla will have to stomp through it, poop green cheese and take selfies.
But which dictionary had you agreed on before starting play?
We had a copy of The New World Spanish/English, English/Spanish Dictionary, and