okay, so what are you going to do to make me feel safe if I come over?
Nothing. It's not my fucking job. Kthxbye. <click>
And conversely, what will you do to make me feel safe if you come over? There, now that we have established a policy of mutually assured nonagression, just get over here and pick up the damn item.
Well in this case, they should get their deposits back. Those deposits are to cover any repairs that the landlord has to make after the tenant moves out. Since the entire freakin' building is going to be demolished to make way for a new hyperspace bypa...bigass data center, there will be no damage that the landlord will need to repair. Because of that, not returning the deposits is nothing less than theft.
There are a few homes for sale in the town I am in (Baker City, Oregon). 40K or thereabouts will get you something decent place to live. And there is really no bad part of town here. There were a couple nice houses half way down the block from mine that were for sale until recently. One was around $33K. The other was around $40K.
The key to finding deals here is to not go through any of the agencies, and look for private sales instead. Now, if you want some acres to go with a house, that is where it gets expensive, due to the prime farming and ranching land all around here.
It would be hilarious if MS "complied" by sending the requestor an automated update that removed Internet functionality from all Windows based systems on their network.
No problem. I bring that one up a lot myself since I saw that one for the first time not too long ago.
In fact, I have said many times recently that with the way the holidays are going, next year I will most likely have someone following me around with a tuba.
Myself, I only listen to original Edison Wax Cylinders, as they have the timeless purity of sound coupled with the enigmatic energy of original recording efforts.
Bah. That is lame compared to the purity of sound in having an actual full symphony orchestra to accompany you everywhere to satisfy one's assorted musical needs.
{Laughter}"Yeah, dude. I totalllly have a bomb in there. Of course I do."
At which point, the perfect finisher would have been to open the pack and pull out the DVD release of something like Night Patrol, or Arthur II, or Highlander II, etc.
I print something about once a month. WTF are you people doing that you need to use so much god damn paper all the time? It is long past time you monkeys learned to operate without printing every damn thing.
I print several shipping labels daily to ship products that my customers have purchased from me on sites like Amazon, Etsy, eBay, and elsewhere. Also, each package includes a printed thank you note that shows the buyer where else I sell. For these tasks, I have a network enabled black and white HP Laserjet that was given to me. It also came with enough toner cartridges to last me a lifetime.
Just because you have no need to print stuff daily does not mean the rest of the world also has no need.
It is their choice whether or not to participate. If a programmer does not want to work under this model, he or she is free to develop under a model that suits their preference. No one is holding a gun to any programmer's head and demanding that they must participate in this program.
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Yup, Irishman here (got any good "there was an Englishman, a Scotsman, and an Irishman" jokes?).
Closest I have is "Two Irishmen walk out of a bar."
That would be even more suitable as South Park material.
okay, so what are you going to do to make me feel safe if I come over?
Nothing. It's not my fucking job. Kthxbye. <click>
And conversely, what will you do to make me feel safe if you come over? There, now that we have established a policy of mutually assured nonagression, just get over here and pick up the damn item.
it's not like arithmetic has changed over 75 years.
...with the exception of Common Core, where "1 plus 1 equals fish, because bananas can't moonwalk."
Well in this case, they should get their deposits back. Those deposits are to cover any repairs that the landlord has to make after the tenant moves out. Since the entire freakin' building is going to be demolished to make way for a new hyperspace bypa...bigass data center, there will be no damage that the landlord will need to repair. Because of that, not returning the deposits is nothing less than theft.
There are a few homes for sale in the town I am in (Baker City, Oregon). 40K or thereabouts will get you something decent place to live. And there is really no bad part of town here. There were a couple nice houses half way down the block from mine that were for sale until recently. One was around $33K. The other was around $40K.
The key to finding deals here is to not go through any of the agencies, and look for private sales instead. Now, if you want some acres to go with a house, that is where it gets expensive, due to the prime farming and ranching land all around here.
At least it wasn't a walking redrocket (and that is not indended to be a Fallout 4 reference). :D
And at that point, users discover that there are search engines other than Google.
Google also can not block stuff from showing up via a DDG search, Yahoo search, or any other search engine that is not Google.
It would be hilarious if MS "complied" by sending the requestor an automated update that removed Internet functionality from all Windows based systems on their network.
They don't control Firefox. Also, they don't control search either. DDG is my default, over which Google has no say in what gets shown.
Sounds like you are not cut out for any interaction whatsoever anywhere outside your basement.
Absolute fucking bullshit! The people have failed the government by letting it rot and not speaking up.
Oh please. This is supposed to be a 'appy occasion. Let's not bicker and argue about who failed who...
No problem. I bring that one up a lot myself since I saw that one for the first time not too long ago.
In fact, I have said many times recently that with the way the holidays are going, next year I will most likely have someone following me around with a tuba.
Myself, I only listen to original Edison Wax Cylinders, as they have the timeless purity of sound coupled with the enigmatic energy of original recording efforts.
Bah. That is lame compared to the purity of sound in having an actual full symphony orchestra to accompany you everywhere to satisfy one's assorted musical needs.
Not THAT'S comedy!
I was not shooting for subtle.
{Laughter}"Yeah, dude. I totalllly have a bomb in there. Of course I do."
At which point, the perfect finisher would have been to open the pack and pull out the DVD release of something like Night Patrol, or Arthur II, or Highlander II, etc.
And now, he gets to meet a number of former Enzyte customers...
Do you have any idea what this is going to do to my credit?
Lettuce is way too bland anyway. Fresh spinach makes a better "lettuce" than lettuce.
I print something about once a month. WTF are you people doing that you need to use so much god damn paper all the time? It is long past time you monkeys learned to operate without printing every damn thing.
I print several shipping labels daily to ship products that my customers have purchased from me on sites like Amazon, Etsy, eBay, and elsewhere. Also, each package includes a printed thank you note that shows the buyer where else I sell. For these tasks, I have a network enabled black and white HP Laserjet that was given to me. It also came with enough toner cartridges to last me a lifetime.
Just because you have no need to print stuff daily does not mean the rest of the world also has no need.
It is their choice whether or not to participate. If a programmer does not want to work under this model, he or she is free to develop under a model that suits their preference. No one is holding a gun to any programmer's head and demanding that they must participate in this program.
You do have the right to say no.
The only position to be considered is already encapsulated in the 4th Amendment of the United States Constitution, specifically the first portion...
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated,
Your data, even though it is stored electronically, falls under the papers portion of the above line.
So after a drone strike, we can expect to see one of these drones come in, hover, and bob up and down over the victims' bodies.