Also, "Gnome seems to be developed by interface nazis, where consistently the excuse for not doing something is not 'it's too complicated to do', but 'it would confuse users'.""
The Grammar Nazis are keeping a close eye on this instance of 4 sequential punctuation marks.
The Interface Nazis are concerned that their mission may be jeopardized.
Next, someone's gonna discover that these cans make convenient containers for chips.
But only for the chips that are identically molded and collected by machines, stacked neatly together in a precise, potato-lattice (u = x^2 - y^2) fashion ready for rapid consumption by hungry animals.
Liam Neeson plays Aslan the Lion in TLWW. Aslan was seen as a parallel to Jesus in the story.
Liam says:
"I feel kind of ashamed," says the actor. "They are such beautiful books. Here I am, a Belfast man. I was born 30 miles from C.S. Lewis." Neeson had to tame his Irish accent for his performance, though. "We Europeanized it, so hopefully it will play all over the world."
You gotta love Liam, one of the greatest actors of our time IMHO.
...or you will end up looking like that biggest nerd on the planet.
It is also great for viewing microscopic flakes of potato chip residue. Paper towel rolls, in all their inadequacy, are known to be suffering from lenses envy.
A bunch of fop british kids leading a lion's army in order to defeat an evil ice witch and make Christmas happen again. Please...
How is this storyline any different from Star Wars or Lord of the Rings?
A bunch of kids fight evil lord X to make peace again (and tons of money.)
In Hollywood, if you don't have any good ideas just re-use/re-write someone else's ideas.
Never buy your electronics from front stores in the New York City area.
I have heard nothing but bad news about these New York City stores using bait and switch tactics and selling refurbished goods as new. You are better off using Froogle.com or cnet.com and then doing a little reading of the reviews about the sites that came back with the least expensive results.
The people who bid on an exploit to make Excel crash? Or those who believed that this was a critical security flaw? Or Ebay for posting it in the first place?
They could easily kick anyone's 'asses' right now. I am not sure who you are referring to. They can send waves and waves of military towards any target and I can't see how anyone could stop them. But I am not worrying too much about that right now.
In other news, Mr. Bill was arrested Saturday for suspicion of ID Theft and Conspiracy when it was found he was unlawfully trying to enter a secure location with a fingerprint scanner.
The police said his only words after getting caught were "DOH!" and then "Ohhh noooooooo!"
"We are already out about more bugs faster than we are fixing them, and the cause is simple: we are
not working enough on fixing them."
Or, it could possibly be that they are discovering bugs faster than they can fix them. But it is hard to tell, it could be that they just aren't fixing them. But I am not sure. What was the problem again?
"China is quickly becoming an innovator and, as we know, it has the money to turn those ideas into weapons," he said.
Why is it that commentators and news writers are always paranoid about China becoming a dangerous military superpower, yet apparently noone has a problem investing billions of dollars in the country as well as freely using their cheap labor to manufacture goods? Wal-Mart says about 60% of their goods are manufactured in China. Why all the paranoia if we are so willing and able to use them to make a profit?
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Also, "Gnome seems to be developed by interface nazis, where consistently the excuse for not doing something is not 'it's too complicated to do', but 'it would confuse users'.""
The Grammar Nazis are keeping a close eye on this instance of 4 sequential punctuation marks.
The Interface Nazis are concerned that their mission may be jeopardized.
'The worry is if you humanize them too much you cross certain boundaries,'
Translation: The worry is that the mice will sue for cruel & unusual punishment and civil rights violations if humanized too much.
Now, is there anything good on the Phone?
...optimized down to nearly the size of machine code, only less readable.
But isn't that the point of writing your own code?
Next, someone's gonna discover that these cans make convenient containers for chips.
But only for the chips that are identically molded and collected by machines, stacked neatly together in a precise, potato-lattice
(u = x^2 - y^2) fashion ready for rapid consumption by hungry animals.
I wasn't trying to flame, I was just referring to this article:t ractions_x.htm (2nd posting, scroll down to the lion)
http://www.usatoday.com/life/2005-10-20-coming-at
Liam Neeson plays Aslan the Lion in TLWW. Aslan was seen as a parallel to Jesus in the story.
Liam says:
"I feel kind of ashamed," says the actor. "They are such beautiful books. Here I am, a Belfast man. I was born 30 miles from C.S. Lewis." Neeson had to tame his Irish accent for his performance, though. "We Europeanized it, so hopefully it will play all over the world."
You gotta love Liam, one of the greatest actors of our time IMHO.
...or you will end up looking like that biggest nerd on the planet.
It is also great for viewing microscopic flakes of potato chip residue. Paper towel rolls, in all their inadequacy, are known to be suffering from lenses envy.
A bunch of fop british kids leading a lion's army in order to defeat an evil ice witch and make Christmas happen again. Please...
How is this storyline any different from Star Wars or Lord of the Rings?
A bunch of kids fight evil lord X to make peace again (and tons of money.)
In Hollywood, if you don't have any good ideas just re-use/re-write someone else's ideas.
Jesus sounds a lot like Qui-Gon Jinn.
Okay, except for maybe B&H Photo :)
http://www.resellerratings.com/seller1914.html
Never buy your electronics from front stores in the New York City area.
I have heard nothing but bad news about these New York City stores using bait and switch tactics and selling refurbished goods as new. You are better off using Froogle.com or cnet.com and then doing a little reading of the reviews about the sites that came back with the least expensive results.
This is what the engineers will be overheard saying when they review what went wrong and track it down to a particular computer chip...
Followed later by the silence of the team committing Hara-Kiri.
If you anagram Hayabusa, you can get 'AHAA BUSY'
It is also funny that there is an ad for 'Apollo 13' on the page describing the Hayabusa's 'horde of problems' on its return mission to Earth.
I wish the team good luck on its return, I really hate to see space missions go awry.
Who is the bigger sucker?
t =b&na=88&View=en-us&qu=excel+crash
The people who bid on an exploit to make Excel crash? Or those who believed that this was a critical security flaw? Or Ebay for posting it in the first place?
If you really want to know how to make Excel crash, pick your poison - here is a free link:
http://search.microsoft.com/search/results.aspx?s
Are we missing this?
d -0764549979.html
http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productC
They could easily kick anyone's 'asses' right now. I am not sure who you are referring to. They can send waves and waves of military towards any target and I can't see how anyone could stop them. But I am not worrying too much about that right now.
In other news, Mr. Bill was arrested Saturday for suspicion of ID Theft and Conspiracy when it was found he was unlawfully trying to enter a secure location with a fingerprint scanner.
The police said his only words after getting caught were "DOH!" and then "Ohhh noooooooo!"
"There is a line, an imaginary line, and we have to be careful not to cross that line," she said of the proximity of science to military purposes.
Because, we all know that scientists would NEVER cross that line, right?
"We are already out about more bugs faster than we are fixing them, and the cause is simple: we are not working enough on fixing them."
Or, it could possibly be that they are discovering bugs faster than they can fix them. But it is hard to tell, it could be that they just aren't fixing them. But I am not sure. What was the problem again?
"China is quickly becoming an innovator and, as we know, it has the money to turn those ideas into weapons," he said.
Why is it that commentators and news writers are always paranoid about China becoming a dangerous military superpower, yet apparently noone has a problem investing billions of dollars in the country as well as freely using their cheap labor to manufacture goods? Wal-Mart says about 60% of their goods are manufactured in China. Why all the paranoia if we are so willing and able to use them to make a profit?
...next to the mouse's name in the record book.
...and I will build you one for much less.
In his research on space sports, Collins and colleagues have speculated about water sports where space tourists can dive through large blobs of water.
In other news, many games eventually end up turning in to an impromptu old school favorite - 'dodgevomit.'
...and I am none the richer for it.
...maybe they can start doing something about the air?