We have the opposite problem here. There's one guy that surfs pr0n sites during the weekend, yet gets lauded in company meetings for putting in long weekend hours. We've provided proof (HTTP sniffer logs) to HR and management about this, and they keep turning a blind eye. Whats our next recourse against this guy?
I havent watched any tv shows for years. I think it was probably Babylon 5 or the first season of South Park that I watched. The TV isnt even hooked up to the cable anymore...I get my news from NPR and cnn online...
Mac Rumors? Dont let Jobs get wind of this, he'll sue!
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If my mom was right, these things could save your life. She always said wear clean underwear in case I got in an accident. Connect these to your self-driving car, and you'd never get in an accident if your underwear was dirty!
Back when the Yugo (remember those) came out in the 80's, a caddilac dealer around here was giving one away free with each new caddy. Sort of a 'dingy' to get you around if/when the caddy was in the shop....
...all he's being asked to do is affirm that the article is truthful, not identify who his sources are.
Does anyone know if the two crackers are on trial? The article doesnt say. Of course, I dont know what kind of treatment they would expect, after talking to a reporter.
"See, we're famous. OOPS, they caught us, wonder how?"
The mass-transit idea is one that is a hot button for me. I'd gladly pay $5.00 for a gallon of gas, if the $4 in taxes went directly to fund public transportation. If I could walk the mile from my house to the main road, and hop on a bus/train/something, and 45 minutes later get off near work, Id do it. Id only drive my car when I WANTED to, not as general transport.
True, but then those closehangers would make a racket in my dryer...If course, that would alert me to when the space/time vortex is open, and maybe I could jump into the sock drawer and end up somewhere else....
I thought we had already figured this out? It seems to me that missing socks turn into coathangers. We never actually BUY coathangers, but always have too many...
Don't say 'passing'...that thing has sharp edges...
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I think it depends on the individual. I, personally still like to code. I'm 39 and have been coding professionally since 1980. I see programming as an art form. I take pride in finding the most elegant solution to a problem, using whatever tool/language combination my experience leads me to believe will give me the most bang for the buck. I dont use Java/XML/whatever just because its the latest buzzword...
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We have the opposite problem here. There's one guy that surfs pr0n sites during the weekend, yet gets lauded in company meetings for putting in long weekend hours. We've provided proof (HTTP sniffer logs) to HR and management about this, and they keep turning a blind eye. Whats our next recourse against this guy?
Damn, where's The Green Hornet when you need him?
I havent watched any tv shows for years. I think it was probably Babylon 5 or the first season of South Park that I watched. The TV isnt even hooked up to the cable anymore...I get my news from NPR and cnn online...
Hmm, conjures up all sorts of interesting TV ads...
Graphics, my man, graphics... 3dsMax with a pair of these...pardon me while I wipe up the drool...
Mac Rumors? Dont let Jobs get wind of this, he'll sue!
If my mom was right, these things could save your life. She always said wear clean underwear in case I got in an accident. Connect these to your self-driving car, and you'd never get in an accident if your underwear was dirty!
This would be great to take camping with you. Run out of toilet paper, just run a couple of printer tests, and voila!
Shocking....
Well, yes...
Geez...about time this happened....
Back when the Yugo (remember those) came out in the 80's, a caddilac dealer around here was giving one away free with each new caddy. Sort of a 'dingy' to get you around if/when the caddy was in the shop....
Does anyone know if the two crackers are on trial? The article doesnt say. Of course, I dont know what kind of treatment they would expect, after talking to a reporter.
"See, we're famous. OOPS, they caught us, wonder how?"
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I'm drinking coffee out of my QLink mug right now. Big red Q on a white mug..had it forever it seems...
That, and IR vision (switchable of course). Oh, and various crosshairs that I can turn on when Im really annoyed at someone....
True, but then those closehangers would make a racket in my dryer...If course, that would alert me to when the space/time vortex is open, and maybe I could jump into the sock drawer and end up somewhere else....
I thought we had already figured this out? It seems to me that missing socks turn into coathangers. We never actually BUY coathangers, but always have too many...
Lego's good! Metallica Bad...
You dont thay!
Ive got a few clueless ones here at work that opened the ILOVEYOU virus after we had warned them about it...
Commander Keen was cool...neato side scroller, nifty little alien buggers...
Yea, satelites, with high-resolution, realtime cameras and gigawatt lasers. I'll control it all from my secret base in the dormant volcano.
Don't say 'passing'...that thing has sharp edges...
I think it depends on the individual. I, personally still like to code. I'm 39 and have been coding professionally since 1980. I see programming as an art form. I take pride in finding the most elegant solution to a problem, using whatever tool/language combination my experience leads me to believe will give me the most bang for the buck. I dont use Java/XML/whatever just because its the latest buzzword...