You're right. Bush's administration had such a soft target in the senate and house at that time, that the tremendous success they enjoyed can't be counted as them being good at it.
Sorry, but the commons MS could have joined is already well aware that letting MS anywhere near our grassy field would leave it a muddy field. There would be no grass left to eat and MS knows this, thus you see why MS cannot be convinced to act in other than their own narrow immediate interest. Sadly, MS's herd must be allowed to die off so that the rest may survive.
If only it were that simple to maintain context. So then I have to keep another editing session to keep track of all the files I'm editing? (No, emacs is not an option.)
Screen would of course work nicely if I weren't editing on localhost.
Indeed, and you may note that cochlear implants are far more common among children of hearing parents and among those who lose their hearing as adults.
That's not really the same thing. Being deaf doesn't hamper one nearly so much as being blind. Deaf culture is a distinct subculture. Is there an equivalent Blind culture?
Cochlear implants don't return hearing to "normal" levels so even for those it helps, the implant isn't likely to pull one out of Deaf culture. It may help one to better interface with with the Hearing, however.
HTML, CSS, Javascript and related skills like PHP are _skills_, not professions. If you must list a title, then list a general title and specify some of the requisite skills, qualifications and responsibilities in the body of the posting.
If you're looking for somebody who is good at designing web user interfaces, then say that. Designing web UIs is a skill separate from implementing them, though a good designer will also be a decent implementer. If you're looking for a web monkey, then ask HR how to say that nicely, and list HTML, etc as required skills.
(Web User Interface Programmer comes to mind as a polite way of saying "web monkey".)
The PE test is heavily oriented toward civil engineering. It doesn't really apply to EE, much less to software engineers. EEs've been fighting that PE stereotype for decades. Lay off already.
Even within CE, there's a lot of specialties like water distribution where many people don't even bother with a PE, it being so unrelated to the computing-heavy work they do.
The event itself shocked me into a coma. I revived just in time to get an early spot at/. It's unclear how long the coma lasted though, so I can't really answer your question.
So let me get this straight, alienate 14% of customers to make sure the other 86% can't get decent TV over IP?
Sounds like a good strategy for them until the market speaks and in order to save their business they have to do an about face and pay for damage control PR.
There are legit reasons for using a lot of bandwidth, you know. These 500 message/. threads don't come cheap, after all. Not to mention all these zombied windows game boxes I have here DDoSing all the good guys. Boy, I sure don't want to have to explain why my usage is so high.
But all guys want to talk about is sports and how big their "car" is. I haven't even been able to feign interest in those topics since I was about six. How am I supposed to talk with a girl if I can't even talk to a guy?
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What's this about a rights auction? Another attempt to lock expired copyrights back up?
Instead of copping out with a VM, MS should instead use Wine to run legacy apps.
That would be a win for everybody.
It shows the spammers that there is a *gullible* human on the other end.
You're right. Bush's administration had such a soft target in the senate and house at that time, that the tremendous success they enjoyed can't be counted as them being good at it.
plausible deniability
They took master lessons from the last US President's administration.
Soon we will no longer need human governors.
No more need for blackmail or extortion or bribery to make sure the puppet politicians stay in line.
Sorry, but the commons MS could have joined is already well aware that letting MS anywhere near our grassy field would leave it a muddy field. There would be no grass left to eat and MS knows this, thus you see why MS cannot be convinced to act in other than their own narrow immediate interest. Sadly, MS's herd must be allowed to die off so that the rest may survive.
Isn't there a standard penalty for a lawyer who blatantly lies about the facts of a case?
If only it were that simple to maintain context. So then I have to keep another editing session to keep track of all the files I'm editing? (No, emacs is not an option.)
Screen would of course work nicely if I weren't editing on localhost.
Unless one's job is task oriented, then one will necessarily leave apps open to maintain context.
How many editing sessions do you leave open when you quit for the day/fall asleep at your keyboard?
Indeed, and you may note that cochlear implants are far more common among children of hearing parents and among those who lose their hearing as adults.
That's not really the same thing. Being deaf doesn't hamper one nearly so much as being blind.
Deaf culture is a distinct subculture. Is there an equivalent Blind culture?
Cochlear implants don't return hearing to "normal" levels so even for those it helps, the implant isn't likely to pull one out of Deaf culture. It may help one to better interface with with the Hearing, however.
Just 360 degrees? Why not 420?
Cochlear implants are subversive tools for the anarchist identity.
HTML, CSS, Javascript and related skills like PHP are _skills_, not professions. If you must list a title, then list a general title and specify some of the requisite skills, qualifications and responsibilities in the body of the posting.
If you're looking for somebody who is good at designing web user interfaces, then say that. Designing web UIs is a skill separate from implementing them, though a good designer will also be a decent implementer. If you're looking for a web monkey, then ask HR how to say that nicely, and list HTML, etc as required skills.
(Web User Interface Programmer comes to mind as a polite way of saying "web monkey".)
The PE test is heavily oriented toward civil engineering. It doesn't really apply to EE, much less to software engineers. EEs've been fighting that PE stereotype for decades. Lay off already.
Even within CE, there's a lot of specialties like water distribution where many people don't even bother with a PE, it being so unrelated to the computing-heavy work they do.
It's part of the stimulus package, to give all those equine science majors something to do.
Who do I sue when my neighbors' free ponies trigger my horse allergy and send me into anaphylactic shock?
Do the diatoms die from shock?
The event itself shocked me into a coma. I revived just in time to get an early spot at /. It's unclear how long the coma lasted though, so I can't really answer your question.
Remember when Pandora opened that cute little box?
Could this be used to teach one's body to stop with the allergies already?
Contact the Open Invention Network. They're focused on protecting Linux, but maybe they'd give you some advice.
So let me get this straight, alienate 14% of customers to make sure the other 86% can't get decent TV over IP?
Sounds like a good strategy for them until the market speaks and in order to save their business they have to do an about face and pay for damage control PR.
There are legit reasons for using a lot of bandwidth, you know. These 500 message /. threads don't come cheap, after all. Not to mention all these zombied windows game boxes I have here DDoSing all the good guys. Boy, I sure don't want to have to explain why my usage is so high.
But all guys want to talk about is sports and how big their "car" is. I haven't even been able to feign interest in those topics since I was about six. How am I supposed to talk with a girl if I can't even talk to a guy?
Oh, woe is me.