"Anyway, I was the only person at the meeting willing to try the Taser (it was a model with two electrodes sticking out, and it didn't have the darts for remote action). I was going to zap my forearm and I was quickly advised "better try it on your leg. So I hold the Taser up to my leg and press the trigger. I was pretty embarrassed because I yelled out "Jesus Christ!" I was more startled than anything else, and it hurt real bad, but not the kind of hurt of someone drilling into your teeth -- more like the worst kind of muscle cramp -- it really hurt but I felt like my leg muscles were seizing up."
On your arm? Your leg? If you want to impress folks, try your genatilia.
"So this raises an important question - if someone went to the airport today and announced that he was going to set off a bomb, can he use "Hey it's April Fool" as an excuse to get away?"
Asking for personal reasons? However, it will be followed by the April Fools joke your cell mate, Buba plays on you by stating "I'm not gonna touch you. You are the man."
I don't understand why folks need respect, or why you should expect it if you are competent and confident. If you are truely confident, you will not need another persons confirmation of your competence. Respect is nothing more then a person saying to another "you are good and I like that." Reference Hollywood's many actors/actresses who have such low self-esteem that they need to be praised by the masses/fellow actors.
Lack of repect from people happens all the time and an individual should not take it personally. The lack of respect, even common public respect for one another, is due to a person's focus on the ego rather then a concern for others. It's their world and that is all they are concerned with. Funny, but those are the same folks who are wrapped up with not getting respect.
Windows XP Home Edition N your business Windows XP Home Edition N your network Windows XP Home Edition N your government Windows XP Home Edition N your ass
How about using the IRS listing for free filers:
http://www.irs.gov/app/freeFile/jsp/index.jsp
You could also use the web based version on your OSS box.
Other then that, I don't think there is anything OSS for tax purposes.
1) create product that creates compatablity between 'deep pocketed' competitors products 2) wait for one or the other to purchase your company to control said compatablity functionality
Simple, yet genius. Although, once again, I am probably wrong.
True. You never know what the person is going through. Period. I would say it was selfish, because for all his planning, he didn't plan on having his own son find his body. Well, I guess selfish isn't a good word there then, how about inconsiderate?
You are correct on some level, however folks who are serious about attempting suicide have the logic all formed to support their action. The will view it as 'saving' the family. Like some, I too have been touched with a suicide in the family, and he belived it was the right thing to do(from letter), when in reality it is probably the most selfish thing to do. But he had it all planned out down to having called goodwill to come out and pick up his things the day after his suicide. I doubt there was anything anyone could have done.
Keep believing that. Microsoft, however you feel about them, isn't going anywhere for a long time as long as they have the means (read cash) to purchase other software companies and push advertising companies to sell their wares.
IANAL, but if you actually owned the movie/music, you could walk it over to your neighbor and let him use/view it. IMO, but not necessarily MPAA's, that would fall under 'fair use.'
However, since you are knowningly making it available for anyone to view within a certain radius , technically that may be beyond the bounds of the use of the copyright. You are allowing unpaid copies to be made and that's a no-no.
"Due to the overwhelming interest in the new Digital Gallery we are currently experiencing extremely high traffic. In order to address this demand we are temporarily taking the site down to increase capacity. We are working to bring the site back up as soon as possible and appreciate your patience. Please check back soon. (For information on the Digital Gallery, please visit http://www.nypl.org/press/digitalgallery.cfm)"
Hmmmm, perhaps a particular California Governor should be put on the 'watch list.'
However, for it to be a 'diplomatic incident' NSA would have to admit to being taken, and vulnerable. Which they won't so there will be no incident to speak of.
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"Anyway, I was the only person at the meeting willing to try the Taser (it was a model with two electrodes sticking out, and it didn't have the darts for remote action). I was going to zap my forearm and I was quickly advised "better try it on your leg. So I hold the Taser up to my leg and press the trigger. I was pretty embarrassed because I yelled out "Jesus Christ!" I was more startled than anything else, and it hurt real bad, but not the kind of hurt of someone drilling into your teeth -- more like the worst kind of muscle cramp -- it really hurt but I felt like my leg muscles were seizing up."
On your arm? Your leg? If you want to impress folks, try your genatilia.
"So this raises an important question - if someone went to the airport today and announced that he was going to set off a bomb, can he use "Hey it's April Fool" as an excuse to get away?" Asking for personal reasons? However, it will be followed by the April Fools joke your cell mate, Buba plays on you by stating "I'm not gonna touch you. You are the man."
I don't understand why folks need respect, or why you should expect it if you are competent and confident. If you are truely confident, you will not need another persons confirmation of your competence. Respect is nothing more then a person saying to another "you are good and I like that." Reference Hollywood's many actors/actresses who have such low self-esteem that they need to be praised by the masses/fellow actors. Lack of repect from people happens all the time and an individual should not take it personally. The lack of respect, even common public respect for one another, is due to a person's focus on the ego rather then a concern for others. It's their world and that is all they are concerned with. Funny, but those are the same folks who are wrapped up with not getting respect.
It's all about marketing....
Windows XP Home Edition N your business
Windows XP Home Edition N your network
Windows XP Home Edition N your government
Windows XP Home Edition N your ass
Could be that everyone is consolidating so it will be easier for MS to just buy everything at one sale.
When M$ 'donates' cash for a new MIT lab. Good move MIT.
" ...The proposed 2-factor authentication involves both a blood and semen sample. It will be hard to foil."
Wow. I feel sorry for all the female users.
I guess it would help the search if I actually used real information for the account.
These lighting systems or gas tubes? Is there an offset cost for cooling if these lighting systems cause more heat to be generated within the spaces?
"but then who are you really making love to? Your spouse or your fantasy?" Yes?
Sharp bends in your cable (closing a window on it) will degrade your throughput.
Obligatory Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back quote: "George Lucas is gonna sue somebody."
"Now the money's gone, so are they." No way! Women who are out for money? Are you sure? Who knew.
Both of them?
5% of zero is still zero the last time I checked.
How about using the IRS listing for free filers: http://www.irs.gov/app/freeFile/jsp/index.jsp You could also use the web based version on your OSS box. Other then that, I don't think there is anything OSS for tax purposes.
1) create product that creates compatablity between 'deep pocketed' competitors products
2) wait for one or the other to purchase your company to control said compatablity functionality
Simple, yet genius. Although, once again, I am probably wrong.
True. You never know what the person is going through. Period. I would say it was selfish, because for all his planning, he didn't plan on having his own son find his body. Well, I guess selfish isn't a good word there then, how about inconsiderate?
You are correct on some level, however folks who are serious about attempting suicide have the logic all formed to support their action. The will view it as 'saving' the family. Like some, I too have been touched with a suicide in the family, and he belived it was the right thing to do(from letter), when in reality it is probably the most selfish thing to do. But he had it all planned out down to having called goodwill to come out and pick up his things the day after his suicide. I doubt there was anything anyone could have done.
Do you also need a licence to sell items in a newspaper? Your front yard?
dd if=/dev/null of=/dev/rmt/mw0
Keep believing that. Microsoft, however you feel about them, isn't going anywhere for a long time as long as they have the means (read cash) to purchase other software companies and push advertising companies to sell their wares.
IANAL, but if you actually owned the movie/music, you could walk it over to your neighbor and let him use/view it. IMO, but not necessarily MPAA's, that would fall under 'fair use.'
However, since you are knowningly making it available for anyone to view within a certain radius , technically that may be beyond the bounds of the use of the copyright. You are allowing unpaid copies to be made and that's a no-no.
You go smoosh now!
"Due to the overwhelming interest in the new Digital Gallery we are currently experiencing extremely high traffic. In order to address this demand we are temporarily taking the site down to increase capacity. We are working to bring the site back up as soon as possible and appreciate your patience. Please check back soon. (For information on the Digital Gallery, please visit http://www.nypl.org/press/digitalgallery.cfm)"
Hmmmm, perhaps a particular California Governor should be put on the 'watch list.'
However, for it to be a 'diplomatic incident' NSA would have to admit to being taken, and vulnerable. Which they won't so there will be no incident to speak of.