I'm not sure about other non-mammalian / pre-mammalian animals, but the modern reptiles with which I'm familar certainly sleep themselves. Some are diurnal, some noctural, some crepuscular, but AFAIK they all sleep sometime.
Unless something has changed, you do indeed permission to use the WiFi at Charbucks -- at least the ones around here, who have T-Mobile's for-pay service. Yet another reason to go elsewhere.
I know someone who's disappeared into TLF. She was an active member of a nonprofit that I'm involved with, but after she discovered TLF, she individually lobbied everyone on the board (including me) to attend their seminar. Nobody saw any benefit, especially for the $400 or so per person it'd cost. I asked her what her cut was, and she was surprised, saying that she didn't get a dime. Nobody's seen her in months - last word was that she was spending a lot of time out of state on "leadership training".
I went to one of their introductory pitches at one point hoping that'd get her to leave me alone about it. Three hours of platitudes and pablum, mindless repetition of the words "create a possibility!" as if they mean something. The whole time I kept thinking "how can these people fall for this thinly-veiled crap?" and "Didn't anyone learn anything from EST?".
There are several episodes of Six Feet Under that depict Ruth's encounter with "The Plan". When I saw those, I immediately thought of TLF, and wondered if the writer(s) were directly targeting it.
No legitimate Christian religion charges $400 to attend a service, nor does it pester you repeatedly after you've politely declined.
Can you swap the battery without disrupting operation? Dual-bay Dells that I've had could do that, but unless the MBP has some sort of internal buffer battery, the need to shut down to swap the battery would seem to severely limit the utility of carrying a [no doubt very expensive] spare.
I have personally seen a case where the MPAA sent legal threats to someone who used bittorrent to obtain a TV show - one which, curiously enough, was put up for legit download a couple of years later.
Since Firefox (actually, all of the Netscrape browsers) and Safari have always had gaping core leaks, more physmem at least lets them run for a week before their VSIZE hits two gig.
Color me tired of pinwheels.
What I have seen is that women who want to date a particular type of guy, the type who happens to be the jock alpha-male
That's pretty much all of them, despite their claims to the contrary -- at least for ones over 30. If this weren't true, height wouldn't be so prominent on personals sites.
have to try and fit in with the likes/dislikes of that type of guy
They don't care. By and large women don't care. They want to be protected, and they want status. Anything else is background noise.
and they find themselves being someone they don't want to be, and resenting men for it.
... or, more often, they break up with the clod, then go right back out in search of exactly the same sort of guy.
My place is rural, but in the greater Seattle area and only a few miles from Monroe, WA city limits. Yet Verizon refuses to provision DSL into the local phone site. Comcast's cable plant is several miles away, and none of the wireless providers can get through the trees. They'd have a captive audience for DSL and would easily book sufficient customers, yet they simply can't be bothered. This leaves me using, yes, ISDbloodyN at a total cost of about $120/mo. Currently looking into FR/PTP DS1 again, which would run over $500/mo. My concept is unlimited for Verizon's focus on providing yet another connectivity choice for people who already have at least three.
I'm guessing that you mean that they block *incoming* connections on tcp/80 and tcp/25 to keep people from running email and web servers at home? Blocking outgoing connections on tcp/80 would disincline pretty much anyone from keeping the service.
When I had my DS1 installed, Verizon sent 1 or more people out no fewer than *six* times before it was actually turned up. The last crew were the ones connecting the copper, and actually *asked me* what the pinouts should be on the cable. Ended up taking them 3-4 tries to get it right.
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I'm not sure about other non-mammalian / pre-mammalian animals, but the modern reptiles with which I'm familar certainly sleep themselves. Some are diurnal, some noctural, some crepuscular, but AFAIK they all sleep sometime.
Kentucky Fried Cruelty is more like it.
Unless something has changed, you do indeed permission to use the WiFi at Charbucks -- at least the ones around here, who have T-Mobile's for-pay service. Yet another reason to go elsewhere.
What's even worse is when people talk about "Windows" instead of "Microsoft Windows".
Sure, that strategy's worked great with Microsoft.
I know someone who's disappeared into TLF. She was an active member of a nonprofit that I'm involved with, but after she discovered TLF, she individually lobbied everyone on the board (including me) to attend their seminar. Nobody saw any benefit, especially for the $400 or so per person it'd cost. I asked her what her cut was, and she was surprised, saying that she didn't get a dime. Nobody's seen her in months - last word was that she was spending a lot of time out of state on "leadership training". I went to one of their introductory pitches at one point hoping that'd get her to leave me alone about it. Three hours of platitudes and pablum, mindless repetition of the words "create a possibility!" as if they mean something. The whole time I kept thinking "how can these people fall for this thinly-veiled crap?" and "Didn't anyone learn anything from EST?". There are several episodes of Six Feet Under that depict Ruth's encounter with "The Plan". When I saw those, I immediately thought of TLF, and wondered if the writer(s) were directly targeting it. No legitimate Christian religion charges $400 to attend a service, nor does it pester you repeatedly after you've politely declined.
Gamer kids are never happy anyway.
oic. I personally will continue to buy used legit CD's and rip them, though.
For my usual purposes, breaking TCP connections is disruptive :-/
Li ion? Doesn't Apple claim Li polymer?
Can you swap the battery without disrupting operation? Dual-bay Dells that I've had could do that, but unless the MBP has some sort of internal buffer battery, the need to shut down to swap the battery would seem to severely limit the utility of carrying a [no doubt very expensive] spare.
I have personally seen a case where the MPAA sent legal threats to someone who used bittorrent to obtain a TV show - one which, curiously enough, was put up for legit download a couple of years later.
Convex offered dual drives, at least for a while. This was in the 8" SMD/IPI days.
Since Firefox (actually, all of the Netscrape browsers) and Safari have always had gaping core leaks, more physmem at least lets them run for a week before their VSIZE hits two gig. Color me tired of pinwheels.
The lack of a floppy drive even made it into at least one major comic strip.
That's pretty much all of them, despite their claims to the contrary -- at least for ones over 30. If this weren't true, height wouldn't be so prominent on personals sites.
have to try and fit in with the likes/dislikes of that type of guy
They don't care. By and large women don't care. They want to be protected, and they want status. Anything else is background noise.
and they find themselves being someone they don't want to be, and resenting men for it.
I hear Comcast ads lying about DSL all the time. One claim they make is that it ties up your voice line.
And people get their panties in a wad over that restriction on a residential service? The mind boggles.
My place is rural, but in the greater Seattle area and only a few miles from Monroe, WA city limits. Yet Verizon refuses to provision DSL into the local phone site. Comcast's cable plant is several miles away, and none of the wireless providers can get through the trees. They'd have a captive audience for DSL and would easily book sufficient customers, yet they simply can't be bothered. This leaves me using, yes, ISDbloodyN at a total cost of about $120/mo. Currently looking into FR/PTP DS1 again, which would run over $500/mo. My concept is unlimited for Verizon's focus on providing yet another connectivity choice for people who already have at least three.
I'm guessing that you mean that they block *incoming* connections on tcp/80 and tcp/25 to keep people from running email and web servers at home? Blocking outgoing connections on tcp/80 would disincline pretty much anyone from keeping the service.
POSIX didn't get us anywhere, why would LSB?
When I had my DS1 installed, Verizon sent 1 or more people out no fewer than *six* times before it was actually turned up. The last crew were the ones connecting the copper, and actually *asked me* what the pinouts should be on the cable. Ended up taking them 3-4 tries to get it right.
Fighting cancer is easy. Simply stop shoveling pesticides, herbicides, and animal products down your throat and you'll avoid most cancers.
There is nothing natural about leather.
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