...except for wages and salaries for the average person.
P.S. Anyone who will pay $250 to watch an over the hill Madonna gyrate to electronic dance music in a leotard deserves that visual & financial punishment.
During his speech, Gonzales also warned that Internet service providers must begin to retain records of their customers' activities to aid in future criminal prosecutions
Future criminal prosecutions, whenever the government deems it necessary for those who might cause problems for them. The implication is the government does not trust its own citizenry, and must have the ability to invade their privacy at any time in order to control or silence them.
What other ways can people be spied on by the government? Is this what we want, a paternalistic government and a paranoid society?
So what I want to know is, are the controls and panels going to look like they are made from Lego sets? Or will it be super sophisticated and electronically dazzling, or will it look like it does in the TV series era, cheap sets with cardboard controls and hand-painted view screens?
Alex Joel recalls being unable to tell the good guys from the bad as both armed soldiers and civilians alike would order his family out of their car to search it.
This is an ironic statement since he could he be talking about either Guatemala or Iraq.
Article with search pictures
17-Feb-06 MCNEALY, SCOTT G.
Chairman 2,400,000 Direct Option Exercise at $3.125 per share. $7,500,000
17-Feb-06 MCNEALY, SCOTT G.
Chairman 2,400,000 Direct Sale at $4.30 - $4.37 per share. $10,404,0002
17-Feb-06 MCNEALY, SCOTT G.
Chief Executive Officer 2,400,000 Direct Planned Sale $10,344,0001
Get out while the gettin's good, take the money and run.
Sun is trading at $5 a share, time to buy? or forgeddaboudit!?
You are correct, it is a different mindset. I do not think many rural poor are going to want to study, they are probably more worried about putting food on the table and not stirring up trouble with the censors/govt.
students thousands of miles from Shanghai or Beijing will be able to access online course materials from M.I.T. or Harvard and fully educate themselves.
But what good is an ivy-league education if you can't freely express your ideas?
Hey guys, check out our new feature at Yahoo! If you use Yahoo! and write about something your government doesn't like, we will help them arrest you!
Yahoo, for all your tyrannical needs!
That amount of money to be paid by Microsoft is the rough equivalent of $15.50 to the average person. At least the guy may get compensated for their misdeeds?
Reavey said businesses should use Microsoft's severity rating system to help with patch deployment timetables. "It's important to remember that the best way to be safe and secure is to apply all the updates. We are providing patches for everything."
'Everything' you say? Um, well...apparently NOT.
Can there truly be a flawless operating system?
Is it possible to design an easy to use, accessible, and reliable application that has no security holes?
I think not, but if you could, you may become richer than Gates himself.
... 1000 times better than working at most jobs these days. And, if it really sucks at least you can put it on your resume for a better location and position at your next job.
Great! Now maybe we can make even more money by having the FCC regulate random sounds we hear in public spaces, our thoughts or even our posts!
P.S. If you just read the above post, it is pending protection by DRM in the near future. So, in order to avoid a lawsuit, please send your 2 cents right away.
Dvorak claims OS X and Apple in trouble. He suggests open sourcing OS X for an epic battle with Linux. In many ways, this is just insane rambling, but it's certainly entertaining on some levels.
How about we Open Source Dvorak's articles and let some other insane ramblings ensue, in fact, I have a few of my own.
First, I want a epic battle between humans and robots complete with protests, picketing, egg-throwing, and flaming.
AMD filed a lawsuit against rival Intel last July, charging that the chip giant has "unlawfully maintained its monopoly by engaging in a relentless, worldwide campaign to coerce customers to refrain from dealing with AMD."
There's nothing you can do, there was an Intel inside. The revelation of his presence sent some very bad signals which were chipping away your reputation.
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...except for wages and salaries for the average person.
P.S. Anyone who will pay $250 to watch an over the hill Madonna gyrate to electronic dance music in a leotard deserves that visual & financial punishment.
During his speech, Gonzales also warned that Internet service providers must begin to retain records of their customers' activities to aid in future criminal prosecutions
Future criminal prosecutions, whenever the government deems it necessary for those who might cause problems for them. The implication is the government does not trust its own citizenry, and must have the ability to invade their privacy at any time in order to control or silence them.
What other ways can people be spied on by the government? Is this what we want, a paternalistic government and a paranoid society?
So what I want to know is, are the controls and panels going to look like they are made from Lego sets?
Or will it be super sophisticated and electronically dazzling, or will it look like it does in the TV series era, cheap sets with cardboard controls and hand-painted view screens?
Fascinating.
Get your Open Source ads here
I digged it, did you? er...was it just Slashdotted?
Dell's decline is due to its denunciation by the dumped Dell Dude.
Alex Joel recalls being unable to tell the good guys from the bad as both armed soldiers and civilians alike would order his family out of their car to search it.
This is an ironic statement since he could he be talking about either Guatemala or Iraq.
Article with search pictures
INSIDER & RULE 144 TRANSACTIONS REPORTED - LAST TWO YEARS
Date Insider Shares Type Transaction Value*
17-Feb-06 MCNEALY, SCOTT G.
Chairman 2,400,000 Direct Option Exercise at $3.125 per share. $7,500,000
17-Feb-06 MCNEALY, SCOTT G.
Chairman 2,400,000 Direct Sale at $4.30 - $4.37 per share. $10,404,0002
17-Feb-06 MCNEALY, SCOTT G.
Chief Executive Officer 2,400,000 Direct Planned Sale $10,344,0001
Get out while the gettin's good, take the money and run.
Sun is trading at $5 a share, time to buy? or forgeddaboudit!?
You are correct, it is a different mindset. I do not think many rural poor are going to want to study, they are probably more worried about putting food on the table and not stirring up trouble with the censors/govt.
students thousands of miles from Shanghai or Beijing will be able to access online course materials from M.I.T. or Harvard and fully educate themselves.
But what good is an ivy-league education if you can't freely express your ideas?
Hey guys, check out our new feature at Yahoo! If you use Yahoo! and write about something your government doesn't like, we will help them arrest you!
Yahoo, for all your tyrannical needs!
It burns, it burns!
That amount of money to be paid by Microsoft is the rough equivalent of $15.50 to the average person.
At least the guy may get compensated for their misdeeds?
Reavey said businesses should use Microsoft's severity rating system to help with patch deployment timetables. "It's important to remember that the best way to be safe and secure is to apply all the updates. We are providing patches for everything."
'Everything' you say? Um, well...apparently NOT.
Can there truly be a flawless operating system?
Is it possible to design an easy to use, accessible, and reliable application that has no security holes?
I think not, but if you could, you may become richer than Gates himself.
Don't worry, we will quickly burn through that $25 million of VC as soon as they put out the free chips, soda and candy.
... 1000 times better than working at most jobs these days. And, if it really sucks at least you can put it on your resume for a better location and position at your next job.
Great! Now maybe we can make even more money by having the FCC regulate random sounds we hear in public spaces, our thoughts or even our posts!
P.S. If you just read the above post, it is pending protection by DRM in the near future. So, in order to avoid a lawsuit, please send your 2 cents right away.
Great! This money will be well spent by Congress, oh wait....
it is already gone, what a shame, before I could even finish my congratulations.
Dvorak claims OS X and Apple in trouble. He suggests open sourcing OS X for an epic battle with Linux. In many ways, this is just insane rambling, but it's certainly entertaining on some levels.
How about we Open Source Dvorak's articles and let some other insane ramblings ensue, in fact, I have a few of my own.
First, I want a epic battle between humans and robots complete with protests, picketing, egg-throwing, and flaming.
Just hire some people and make your own software? Is this too hard?
AMD filed a lawsuit against rival Intel last July, charging that the chip giant has "unlawfully maintained its monopoly by engaging in a relentless, worldwide campaign to coerce customers to refrain from dealing with AMD."
There's nothing you can do, there was an Intel inside. The revelation of his presence sent some very bad signals which were chipping away your reputation.
Didn't we already learn that mixing flies and machines only leads to an unmitigated disaster?
Pentium Computers Vulnerable to Attack?
YES! Nothing to see here, please move along.
The next thing you know, Microsoft will be writing Evolution into Oklahoma law, too.
This could be the onset of a new great age of enlightenment, OK?
How else am I going to load MSPaint on my new MAC?
But seriously, its a start to a having a computer that can and will run anything - so it is a good thing.