So what your asking is : is it bad that the president of the United States of America is lying to his own country and the whole world to meet Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai ?
Nope. Not even on the same planet as what I asked.
so why is this one secret ? The tension is so strong in the middle-east that this visit, that is suppose to be a secret, is very odd if you ask me.
We must demand a Constitutional amendment that clearly defines personal privacy and Internet usage as an inalienable right. The days of hoping your representative Democracy will work for you are sadly over.
You're right. I'll contact my representative to demand he get the amendment process moving and- oh, wait...
In your opinion, of course, and there are CDs containing other things than pop music, just FYI. I just found a CD of 60s cartoon music and sound effects. I like to crack up the Speed Racer theme during traffic jams to totally mess with the other commuters.
Bands at the restaurants and bars occasionally play covers of those over here,
WOW!!!! o.O The NEVER happens here. Our bands just play scales and basic fingering exercises, or they go off into multihour free form jazz odysseys. Depends on how baked they are.
but you are a failing country
Ah, I wondered when the full bore jingobigotry would show up. I made that neologism up, BTW. Feel free to use it. Hmm. Bingotry?
that is both anti-social and has no understanding of what products are actually worth to pay for.
Nonsense. We so totally understand what products are actually worth to pay for what we see was worth to understand paying for what products.
If the mpaa is really sticking their noses in to that extent, I think I might like to get in on this then. Any idea where one could send DVDs? I only know couple guys who were in the Army decades ago.
Xilinx actually has excellent and free data sheets and manuals available (as do other vendors) on their site. When I was transitioning from RF to digital years ago, I taught myself how to design with and program FPGAs entirely from Xilinx documentation.
He bought a Robert Heinlien eBook that had so many errors it made some parts of the book confusing. He would up proofreading it and sending a list of corrections to the publisher.
I'm generally seeing much lower prices of the Kindle versions these days, at least on the ones I look at. It's all over the place though. Sometimes it's $1 less, sometimes it's as low as 50% of the printed book.
Lower is still relative, though. I was looking at an $80 technical book, and the Kindle version was $50 but... seems I can go up to $10 or so for an eBook. More than that and the resistance starts, and at $50 it seems insurmountable despite the fact that with something technical having a search function and many digital bookmarks would be great.
Data sheets? Just go the the manufacturer's site. If you have a part number only, search on digikey, Newark, mouser or some other parts seller site. They usually have local copies or pointers to the manufacturer's copy.
In response, the California state government passed an emergency bill that doubled public employee pensions, authorized another "fifty blagillion miles" of track to the high speed rail they think is going to be built, and outlawed all businesses with more than zero employees. Governor Brown signed the bill and said to the press, "A vision stands on someone else's feet. The light at the end of the tunnel has its world revealed by trees." before passing out and being wheeled away.
Personally, I'd blame the "asteroid hitting the Earth" disaster theme that has been in the popular media over the past decade or so- everything from movies to a Bad Astronomy book to Discovery specials. It's just sort of in people's heads.
Me, I might send them a resume. I can design their deep space comm system from end to end.
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So what your asking is : is it bad that the president of the United States of America is lying to his own country and the whole world to meet Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai ?
Nope. Not even on the same planet as what I asked.
so why is this one secret ? The tension is so strong in the middle-east that this visit, that is suppose to be a secret, is very odd if you ask me.
(squint)
Did you just answer your own question?
More like TROLOLOLONews, amirite?
(crickets)
Ah, the hell with ya.
Anyway, it wasn't leaked until he was on the ground in Kabul? Is that so bad?
You can also always create your own OS.
You'd certainly save money that way by not needing to create and app store or even publish an API due to zero demand.
We must demand a Constitutional amendment that clearly defines personal privacy and Internet usage as an inalienable right. The days of hoping your representative Democracy will work for you are sadly over.
You're right. I'll contact my representative to demand he get the amendment process moving and- oh, wait...
I live in Asia.
Well that narrows it down.
Our entertainment is going out with people and socializing.
Yeah, no one in the USA *ever* does that.
We like that.
Well bully for you!
Live music is better than listening to some stupid pop artists from your cd's.
http://us14.memecdn.com/Stop-Liking-What-I-Dont-Like_c_115105.jpg
In your opinion, of course, and there are CDs containing other things than pop music, just FYI. I just found a CD of 60s cartoon music and sound effects. I like to crack up the Speed Racer theme during traffic jams to totally mess with the other commuters.
Bands at the restaurants and bars occasionally play covers of those over here,
WOW!!!! o.O The NEVER happens here. Our bands just play scales and basic fingering exercises, or they go off into multihour free form jazz odysseys. Depends on how baked they are.
but you are a failing country
Ah, I wondered when the full bore jingobigotry would show up. I made that neologism up, BTW. Feel free to use it. Hmm. Bingotry?
that is both anti-social and has no understanding of what products are actually worth to pay for.
Nonsense. We so totally understand what products are actually worth to pay for what we see was worth to understand paying for what products.
You are fighting a fight that you cannot win.
Wait, which one you talkin' about?
I need higher resolution on that tit! Enhance!
I believe the correct technical term in this context would be "Augment!"
I go by highest usable restroom. Any altitude above which I cannot relieve myself in comfort is irrelevant.
Oh, settle down.
Dude just wants to build a friggin boat.
New Zealand is a giant iceberg? Cripes, first that thing week with the Javanese being our enemy in WW2 and now this!
I really need to get out more.
You want an uglier truth? You give the sociopaths another dollar of taxes, they'll spend two, and laugh at you all the while.
Mentioning Apple gets the page hits.
New media is a giant vacuous whore like old media,
Alright. Thanks!
how does zeus fit into this?
Oh, I'm sure he's in there fucking someone in the form of an animal. Where do you think the Wonder Twins came from.
Ooo! Ooo! I know!
Neither, because hevean is a myth!
Ah, see you atheisticals can't fool me with your tricks of the questionings and your analyticalisms. Ha!
If the mpaa is really sticking their noses in to that extent, I think I might like to get in on this then. Any idea where one could send DVDs? I only know couple guys who were in the Army decades ago.
JAVAnese? Shit, my understanding of WWII is totally off!
Xilinx actually has excellent and free data sheets and manuals available (as do other vendors) on their site. When I was transitioning from RF to digital years ago, I taught myself how to design with and program FPGAs entirely from Xilinx documentation.
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He bought a Robert Heinlien eBook that had so many errors it made some parts of the book confusing. He would up proofreading it and sending a list of corrections to the publisher.
I'm generally seeing much lower prices of the Kindle versions these days, at least on the ones I look at. It's all over the place though. Sometimes it's $1 less, sometimes it's as low as 50% of the printed book.
Lower is still relative, though. I was looking at an $80 technical book, and the Kindle version was $50 but... seems I can go up to $10 or so for an eBook. More than that and the resistance starts, and at $50 it seems insurmountable despite the fact that with something technical having a search function and many digital bookmarks would be great.
This is the beginning of the end of quality writing.
Awesome! Now is my chance to get published!
Your advice is a bit like, "Why use google to search for information? Go directly to whatever page you're interested in."
OMFG IMMA SO SORRYS!
Data sheets? Just go the the manufacturer's site. If you have a part number only, search on digikey, Newark, mouser or some other parts seller site. They usually have local copies or pointers to the manufacturer's copy.
Is this the next Pi?
In response, the California state government passed an emergency bill that doubled public employee pensions, authorized another "fifty blagillion miles" of track to the high speed rail they think is going to be built, and outlawed all businesses with more than zero employees. Governor Brown signed the bill and said to the press, "A vision stands on someone else's feet. The light at the end of the tunnel has its world revealed by trees." before passing out and being wheeled away.
Personally, I'd blame the "asteroid hitting the Earth" disaster theme that has been in the popular media over the past decade or so- everything from movies to a Bad Astronomy book to Discovery specials. It's just sort of in people's heads.
Me, I might send them a resume. I can design their deep space comm system from end to end.