When cranes break, the results are catastrophic, often not only to the operator, but also those around them. However they allow for more work to be done, more safely, by smaller crews, so they are frequently used. This could easily be similar.
Did IT for a Fire Department at one time. One of the guys "accidentally" backed over his ToughBook with a fire truck, and it worked fine after. I second the build quality.
I'm sure his friend would prefer they allow peaceful assembly. I only wish there were some document suggesting this to be allowed in the United States...
There are terrestrial wireless providers that cover most of the area around Austin. Disclaimer: I work for one that covers most of the area north of Austin. If you google around, you'll see that there are quite a few options around here, offering comparable speed to price ratios of low-end DSL connections. Or, if you'd rather, you can email me and I'll give you the name of my company if you're in our service are, or a reputable company that might service your area if you're out of range.
I have friends who are developers, and they wouldn't classify themselves as IT. I personally think it requires more than use of a computer to be in IT. If you repair, replace, install or upgrade (also known as "service") the computer systems that are used by the staff or customers, including network equipment, desktops, and servers, you just might be in IT.
I assume, then that since MD affects a sublayer under the retina, and not the actual retina itself, that this carries little hope for affecting retinitus pigmentosa?
I ask because my father has RP, and I'm curious as to whether to send this article to my Mom or not...
On my Acer Aspire 3005, I run Xubuntu 8.10. Display works, wireless works, power management works. Other than Gentoo, it's the only distro (or OS) that I've gotten to be stable on it.
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When cranes break, the results are catastrophic, often not only to the operator, but also those around them. However they allow for more work to be done, more safely, by smaller crews, so they are frequently used. This could easily be similar.
It doesn't change the hardware, simply removed the limitations present in the firmware.
That depends. Am I one of the 50%+1?
Sweet, I'm an idiot!
Because New Orleans was definitely run by a company cutting corners...
Did IT for a Fire Department at one time. One of the guys "accidentally" backed over his ToughBook with a fire truck, and it worked fine after. I second the build quality.
You insulted his Mac, so he's offended and on the attack.
Heathen.
Texting and Twitter on your phone solve this quite nicely...
If I read it correctly, he meant "the collapse of the dollar", which was at the end of the sentence you quoted the beginning of.
I'm sure his friend would prefer they allow peaceful assembly. I only wish there were some document suggesting this to be allowed in the United States...
Only if they want to pay property tax on it...
There are terrestrial wireless providers that cover most of the area around Austin. Disclaimer: I work for one that covers most of the area north of Austin. If you google around, you'll see that there are quite a few options around here, offering comparable speed to price ratios of low-end DSL connections. Or, if you'd rather, you can email me and I'll give you the name of my company if you're in our service are, or a reputable company that might service your area if you're out of range.
Actually, network admin for a small ISP.
Though I do write scripts from time to time.
I have friends who are developers, and they wouldn't classify themselves as IT. I personally think it requires more than use of a computer to be in IT. If you repair, replace, install or upgrade (also known as "service") the computer systems that are used by the staff or customers, including network equipment, desktops, and servers, you just might be in IT.
The secretary will be thrilled that you just promoted her to IT staff, just for playing solitaire and typing letters instead of hand-writing them.
Credit Unions?
Is it bad that I read that as "the Neanderthals" and laughed, but then was confused by the other responses to this question?
Here I was thinking this was the beginning of a GEICO / Microsoft advertising partnership.
Hell, we can't even collectively agree on the colour of the sky on a bright sunny day.
Clear. The sky is clear.
I assume, then that since MD affects a sublayer under the retina, and not the actual retina itself, that this carries little hope for affecting retinitus pigmentosa?
I ask because my father has RP, and I'm curious as to whether to send this article to my Mom or not...
That's exactly why it's okay for Batman to be the "villain" at the end. They are beginning to be their own heroes.
Also, why isn't there a "-1, wrong" moderation?
Religious and / or political threads.
On my Acer Aspire 3005, I run Xubuntu 8.10. Display works, wireless works, power management works. Other than Gentoo, it's the only distro (or OS) that I've gotten to be stable on it.
Cisco 7304?
I thought it was about a decade to payoff...
right wing libertarian
These words... I do not think they mean what you think they mean...
Congress determines tax rates.