Well the Obama admin, seems to have this heart-on for the term of "man made disasters", so I suppose being a pirate and copying something would qualify.
The term is hard-on. The heart is a completely different part of the body.
Oh, come on... that post is longer than a line at the airport. I don't have time to read a post that's longer than the actual story. I opted out of reading it, felt myself up and moved on to the next post.
Only if Microsoft doesn't fix it. Of course, somebody sharp could submit a patch... oh wait.
The traditional method of bypassing the UAC has been the average user mindlessly clicking "OK". Have you got a patch for that which does not involve firearms, poisons or BDSM stuff?
And I spent five hours last night cleaning up friend's Vista machine. Her husband and her kids have a habit of repeatedly infecting the thing since they are either unwilling or unable to exhibit the slightest discipline when using the Web, and will install anything that's shiny and free.
I have neighbors like that. After cleaning up after them a few times I charged them my normal rate to clean up their computer. It hasn't been infected since.
Indeed. I've worked with Objective-C on and off since the pre-OS X 'Rhapsody' days. It's almost like a cruel mix of coding, texting and writing documentation... all that plus a touch of COBOL's verbosity with a syntax/grammar nazi in its heart. After a while you just want to look a blank screen.
If everyone knows that all politicians are corrupt and anti-democratic, then why do we never do anything about it?
Because power and corruption are like radioactivity. Those who want to change things in government are slowly infected as they get closer to power. Once they get elected to a lower office it has already started changing their DNA. By the time they get into a real office or position with power they too are corrupt.
I would have used a car analogy, but the only one I could think of involved changing a timing belt and that would have led to another argument about metric vs standard/imperial.
Because it gives you alternatives with plausable deniability, such as Of course I have a six-pack, wanna see it? and Wanna come over tonight and share a six-pack?
It will also provide several public apperance and marketing opportunities with politicians who commonly refer to the masses as 'Joe Six-pack'.
They're releasing more (7x more?), but have all the earlier pages been read, cataloged, etc? Do these people think we're just going to be sitting around during the holidays reading about US military mistakes?
Yeah, and if you don't have a sign on your front door which says, "You can't come in unless I invite you" then any Tom, Dick and Harry is free to come in and take what they like.
Are you nuts?
Unless Tom, Dick or Harry are vampires. Then they'd have to wait to be explicitly invited in;-)
If it's unprotected, as seems to be the case here, then that would be the reasonable assumption.
To play devil's advocate: the fact that I didn't lock my front door is not a reasonable assumption that I am inviting you to enter my apartment.
If you left your curtains open and someone saw a video playing on your TV, should he be fined for letting his friends know they could see it through your window?
Ok, exactly what kind of a fucking question is that, really?
Rhetorical. It's a super-sarcastic, tognue-in-cheek rhetorical question with a dash of hyperbole to fill out the redonkulous nature of the entire subject matter.
I don't think this is about 'innovation', it's about 'improvement' - 'improvement' measured in reduction. Chips that are more efficient and smaller mean more can be packed into a single blade while producing more 'right sized' CPU horsepower, less heat and lower power consumption (for the CPU's as well as the cooling). This 'improvement' is very measurable in resource consumption and cost, making them 'greener' with a faster return on investment. Another big plus is the CPU's are cheaper, and is if one inner board fails it is cheaper to repair/replace.
It was just getting boring and it wasn't fun anymore. I was hoping for as much creativity from you as zeal but it never materialized. For someone who shows insightfulness when you're actually commenting on the subject matter, your trolling gets painfully repetitive.
You are back for more with two posts. That is how desperate you are for my approval, for my attention. Shall I make you wait until morning for the next one? Can you wait that long? What will you do with yourself while you wait for your master's words?
You claim you posted first, you may even believe you posted first, but you did not.
If you knew how to follow clues you would know who I am. I posted long before you ever did, long before your "shift" key was broken, long before your empty pathetic life sent you back to me over and over again.
You are pathetic. You are broken. You wait for my next words.
When I clicked on the first link, I got a preview "article" titled "Sign in to read: brain asymmetry eases hypnotic trance". What relation does this have to the summary?
Once you're in an asymmetric hypnotic trance/. seems much easier to understand.
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Well the Obama admin, seems to have this heart-on for the term of "man made disasters", so I suppose being a pirate and copying something would qualify.
The term is hard-on. The heart is a completely different part of the body.
and Selling them to china
fixed that for ya
And China is selling the fake goods back to us. The circle of life?
Why couldn't they just ship inanamate carbon rods?
Oh, come on ... that post is longer than a line at the airport. I don't have time to read a post that's longer than the actual story. I opted out of reading it, felt myself up and moved on to the next post.
Only if Microsoft doesn't fix it. Of course, somebody sharp could submit a patch ... oh wait.
The traditional method of bypassing the UAC has been the average user mindlessly clicking "OK". Have you got a patch for that which does not involve firearms, poisons or BDSM stuff?
Yes, it's called Linux.
And I spent five hours last night cleaning up friend's Vista machine. Her husband and her kids have a habit of repeatedly infecting the thing since they are either unwilling or unable to exhibit the slightest discipline when using the Web, and will install anything that's shiny and free.
I have neighbors like that. After cleaning up after them a few times I charged them my normal rate to clean up their computer. It hasn't been infected since.
Apple is so far ahead in competition compared to its competition.
I nominate this for November's Yogi Berra award.
Indeed. I've worked with Objective-C on and off since the pre-OS X 'Rhapsody' days. It's almost like a cruel mix of coding, texting and writing documentation ... all that plus a touch of COBOL's verbosity with a syntax/grammar nazi in its heart. After a while you just want to look a blank screen.
So, I take it one would need two code bases?
Objective-C: All your code bases are belong to us
So, Linux can now keep my beer cold, but can it bring me a cold beer?
'Every week, we'll invite more people,'
I guess they'll be sending Friend Requests via Facebook?
If everyone knows that all politicians are corrupt and anti-democratic, then why do we never do anything about it?
Because power and corruption are like radioactivity. Those who want to change things in government are slowly infected as they get closer to power. Once they get elected to a lower office it has already started changing their DNA. By the time they get into a real office or position with power they too are corrupt.
I would have used a car analogy, but the only one I could think of involved changing a timing belt and that would have led to another argument about metric vs standard/imperial.
Why the heck would you take 6 testicles?
Because it gives you alternatives with plausable deniability, such as Of course I have a six-pack, wanna see it? and Wanna come over tonight and share a six-pack? It will also provide several public apperance and marketing opportunities with politicians who commonly refer to the masses as 'Joe Six-pack'.
They're releasing more (7x more?), but have all the earlier pages been read, cataloged, etc? Do these people think we're just going to be sitting around during the holidays reading about US military mistakes?
All's well that ends well or will a drone happen to go off course and ruin IISi's Thanksgiving?
So, is this supposed to be a story of victory for MS or a tale of woe for the rest of us?
Yeah, and if you don't have a sign on your front door which says, "You can't come in unless I invite you" then any Tom, Dick and Harry is free to come in and take what they like.
Are you nuts?
Unless Tom, Dick or Harry are vampires. Then they'd have to wait to be explicitly invited in ;-)
If it's unprotected, as seems to be the case here, then that would be the reasonable assumption.
To play devil's advocate: the fact that I didn't lock my front door is not a reasonable assumption that I am inviting you to enter my apartment.
If you left your curtains open and someone saw a video playing on your TV, should he be fined for letting his friends know they could see it through your window?
Ok, exactly what kind of a fucking question is that, really?
Rhetorical. It's a super-sarcastic, tognue-in-cheek rhetorical question with a dash of hyperbole to fill out the redonkulous nature of the entire subject matter.
I don't think this is about 'innovation', it's about 'improvement' - 'improvement' measured in reduction. Chips that are more efficient and smaller mean more can be packed into a single blade while producing more 'right sized' CPU horsepower, less heat and lower power consumption (for the CPU's as well as the cooling). This 'improvement' is very measurable in resource consumption and cost, making them 'greener' with a faster return on investment. Another big plus is the CPU's are cheaper, and is if one inner board fails it is cheaper to repair/replace.
It was just getting boring and it wasn't fun anymore. I was hoping for as much creativity from you as zeal but it never materialized. For someone who shows insightfulness when you're actually commenting on the subject matter, your trolling gets painfully repetitive.
You are back for more with two posts. That is how desperate you are for my approval, for my attention. Shall I make you wait until morning for the next one? Can you wait that long? What will you do with yourself while you wait for your master's words?
You claim you posted first, you may even believe you posted first, but you did not.
If you knew how to follow clues you would know who I am. I posted long before you ever did, long before your "shift" key was broken, long before your empty pathetic life sent you back to me over and over again.
You are pathetic. You are broken. You wait for my next words.
When I clicked on the first link, I got a preview "article" titled "Sign in to read: brain asymmetry eases hypnotic trance". What relation does this have to the summary?
Once you're in an asymmetric hypnotic trance /. seems much easier to understand.
Dottie Metcalf-Lindenburger is 35 as of this year, not 31....
To be fair, I don't believe math was a requirement listed by his son.
They may be able to crack Sudoku but can they fix the cracks in concrete?