Hey, Ballmer: I can help with your goal of making "a more efficient" company. Instead of using buzzwords like "this proposal represents a compelling value realization event for your shareholders", you could say something like "this is a good deal for your shareholders."
Eliminating unnecessary, extraneous keystrokes on a corporate scale represents a compelling efficiency realization event for your shareholders.
I can still hear the disk drive's head banging that game caused during loading. SubLogic Flight Simulator. Man, that was fun. I remember flying around and suddenly you'd be frozen in mid-air for 30 seconds while the 1541 loaded the next set of scenery.
I had a terrible time with the nslu2. Dismal response time and performance. (And to add insult to injury, the two USB drive enclosures I had did an insufficient job of cooling. One 250mb drive over-heated.)
I never did exceed 2.5 megabytes/sec with the nslu2, and it's communication with the Mac was about half of that. After about a year with it, I finally gave up.
Maybe I'm a bit behind the 8-ball here, but are you serious? They require you get a Windows Live ID in order to install their software? That's total crap! They suck!
I've said it before and I'll say it again: the minute I see a link pointing to ZDNet, I immediately dismiss it. They're all about getting people to see advertisements on their website. Anything that gets them there is AOK, no matter how ridiculous it is.
Many courts across the country require PDF format for exhibits. That way, exhibits can be retrieved from court websites and emailed to and fro by counsel and court.
I lived in a condominium where half of the lights were on dimmer switches. I have yet to find a CFL bulb that works with dimmer switches. Plus, I've read that CFL bulbs should not be put in high-humidity areas like bathrooms. On the other hand, in all places where I am able to put it CFL bulbs, I have. I don't know how much it cuts my electricity bill, but it sure does cut down the heat. Now, if only I could unload my displaced conventional bulbs on some schmoe for $1 each...I'd have $15! Whee!
Hey, Ballmer: I can help with your goal of making "a more efficient" company. Instead of using buzzwords like "this proposal represents a compelling value realization event for your shareholders", you could say something like "this is a good deal for your shareholders."
:P
Eliminating unnecessary, extraneous keystrokes on a corporate scale represents a compelling efficiency realization event for your shareholders.
So there.
everyone?
I can still hear the disk drive's head banging that game caused during loading. SubLogic Flight Simulator. Man, that was fun. I remember flying around and suddenly you'd be frozen in mid-air for 30 seconds while the 1541 loaded the next set of scenery.
Congratulations, kid! Here's your free laptop containing Windows XP source code!
Wait! [yanks it away]
Not so fast...you'll need to sign this non-disclosure agreement...
I had a terrible time with the nslu2. Dismal response time and performance. (And to add insult to injury, the two USB drive enclosures I had did an insufficient job of cooling. One 250mb drive over-heated.)
I never did exceed 2.5 megabytes/sec with the nslu2, and it's communication with the Mac was about half of that. After about a year with it, I finally gave up.
Sorry to be a downer here, but that's my take.
No matter how this is resolved, in the end Microsoft will screw-up the time zone patch.
...or does that cost extra?
Tomorrow I'm having lunch with my best buddy, Steve Ballmer. Should I be worried?
Took me all day, but that's GOOGLE, upside down. Ahhh...I love the new Slashdottit! Ratings System.
:-\
Please tell me I'm not like the last person on Earth to notice that.
No.
...that I'll be hearing in my nightmares for the next 6 months:
snatch...snatch snatch snatch.....snatch.....snatch.....snatch snatch....
Somebody kill me.
Jenny, I got you number on the wall.
Hmmmm...maybe you could subnet through your shower.
No?
"...in Safari, the new voting doohickey completely and unavoidably obscures the left chunk of the story's blurb."
It doesn't on my Safari... Hmmm... are you, perchance, using the Safari that comes with Vista?
(I kid...)
While you're at it, would you mind taking care of my eyes, too?
(bleehhhhh....)
Come on guys/gals...let's not make fun of Slashdottit! It's "scientifically perfect".
It may also be magically delicious, but that remains to be seen.
Maybe I'm a bit behind the 8-ball here, but are you serious? They require you get a Windows Live ID in order to install their software? That's total crap! They suck!
I never thought I'd say something like this, but GO TEXAS!
And yet, if it happened to you.....
I've said it before and I'll say it again: the minute I see a link pointing to ZDNet, I immediately dismiss it. They're all about getting people to see advertisements on their website. Anything that gets them there is AOK, no matter how ridiculous it is.
Just my opinion.
Many courts across the country require PDF format for exhibits. That way, exhibits can be retrieved from court websites and emailed to and fro by counsel and court.
I love this:
:-)
From exhibit PX 851, a memo from bradsi to billg and steveb (among others) regarding alleged "bugs" in DR DOS as found by Microsoft commissioned NSTL:
"We are engaged in a FUD campaign to let the press know about some of the bugs. We'll provide info a few bugs at a time to stretch it out."
Ahhhh...Microsoft(r) Time-Released FUD(tm). Gotta love it.
I lived in a condominium where half of the lights were on dimmer switches. I have yet to find a CFL bulb that works with dimmer switches. Plus, I've read that CFL bulbs should not be put in high-humidity areas like bathrooms. On the other hand, in all places where I am able to put it CFL bulbs, I have. I don't know how much it cuts my electricity bill, but it sure does cut down the heat. Now, if only I could unload my displaced conventional bulbs on some schmoe for $1 each...I'd have $15! Whee!
Well, we all know the Vista user will be involved in a crash...
it's the weight of the runners...
"...Developers! Developers! Developers!..."