Why is your family growing if you are looking at possible layoff?
He could mean in age/expense not size. You know when the kids want driving lessons. college courses, and can't be fobbed off with cheap toys at Christmas.
You see, that's the problem. Google is a business. They keep secrets. Most of their offerings are deliberately constructed as online services. And Google acknowledges that others want to keep secrets. Android is a tool. It's free for a purpose, not because Google thinks that free software is the right thing to do. But Stallman is right, and these situations are where it shows.
I don't follow your argument - why does "keeping secrets" help online services - surely publishing interfaces so anyone can use the services from any paltform would make sense. Also how does this "keeping secrets" lead to fragmentation? You fins as many people running old versions of linux (non secret) or Windows (completely secret) as Android (some parts secret).
They don't need a bill. The TSA has already been patting-down and inspecting luggage at train stations. Also bus depots. And at the post office, unemployment center, mall, and during the recent Chicago summit.
Minitel predates the web, but that is misleading. The internet/arpaneta was around long before the web, and long before freenet, so it is a forefunner to minitel.
How is that misleading? Is it misleading to say logi-baird's mechanical TV pre-dates the electronic EMI system because radio was used before both?
to suppress opinion they don't like (Simon Singh and the chiropractors for example).
You mean the one that Simon Singh won, because the BCA realised they were about to lose and ran away?
I'll grant that it should have happened quicker, but justice was done in the end.
If you call it justice when "The case was eventually abandoned by BCA, though leaving Singh out of pocket to the tune of some tens of thousands of pounds",
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Why is your family growing if you are looking at possible layoff?
He could mean in age/expense not size. You know when the kids want driving lessons. college courses, and can't be fobbed off with cheap toys at Christmas.
I think I will put up a page called "The Lord's my Sheppard I shall not ...."
...I want Facebook to die.
Where's that damn like button when you need it?
And where's the button to say you want a like button.
Should cat have a gui?
You mean wincat ;-)
... when you take it from my cold dead hands.
You see, that's the problem. Google is a business. They keep secrets. Most of their offerings are deliberately constructed as online services. And Google acknowledges that others want to keep secrets. Android is a tool. It's free for a purpose, not because Google thinks that free software is the right thing to do. But Stallman is right, and these situations are where it shows.
I don't follow your argument - why does "keeping secrets" help online services - surely publishing interfaces so anyone can use the services from any paltform would make sense. Also how does this "keeping secrets" lead to fragmentation? You fins as many people running old versions of linux (non secret) or Windows (completely secret) as Android (some parts secret).
The Boy Who Loved Batman,
Latent homosexual
America Online wasn't based in and focused on America?
Indeed not. They were a reasonably significant broadband ISP in the UK too, though their decline here has paralelled that in the USA.
Yes I remember their famous "faux pas", like telling the residents of Scunthorpe that they should rename their town Sconthorpe to register, thinking people from Penistone were taking the piss - there couldn't be a town called that could there?, and telling the Welsh that they has to use English in the Welsh language forum. They even blocked emails in Welsh. Needless to say they were not the biggest ISP in the UK!
And now, a post about a post about posts about the awfulness of PHP.
Which would make these comments posts about a post about a post about posts about the awfulness of PHP.
--- Recursion: First you curse, then you curse again.
I might post about that
Soon we'll be using rasberry pis bought with bitcoins in the year of the linux desktop.
yes and Islam really is the religion of peace!
They were really scrapped because they did not dispense a shot of Jameson's after vote completion.
That would be one way to guarantee a 100% turnout
Chrome will continue to support flash on linux.
mod parent up! This is bound to increase the adoption of chrome
... the Chinese are likely to get high speed rail before any part of the US does.
Too late, they already have 3,515 km (2,184 mi) of rail lines with top speeds of 300 km/h (186 mph).
They don't need a bill. The TSA has already been patting-down and inspecting luggage at train stations. Also bus depots. And at the post office, unemployment center, mall, and during the recent Chicago summit.
Is that what the gay guys keep telling you!
Now people can drive while watching porn...
Why do you think google is working on the driverless car too?
...And when has the UK EVER said NO to the US?
Our courts are so perverse that the only time they refuse it is when it is someone with US citizenship who clearly should have been sent back
It could be a bullet.
Or even atom ant
The Muzzies are coming, The Muzzies are coming
Every on keep calm
They're evil and thy're violent
And mean to do us harm
Detecting a stealth aircraft and being able to identify what you've detected as a stealth aircraft are two completely different animals.
I think that any "marble sized" object travelling near mach-1 would be suspicious
Minitel predates the web, but that is misleading. The internet/arpaneta was around long before the web, and long before freenet, so it is a forefunner to minitel.
How is that misleading? Is it misleading to say logi-baird's mechanical TV pre-dates the electronic EMI system because radio was used before both?
You mean the one that Simon Singh won, because the BCA realised they were about to lose and ran away?
I'll grant that it should have happened quicker, but justice was done in the end.
If you call it justice when "The case was eventually abandoned by BCA, though leaving Singh out of pocket to the tune of some tens of thousands of pounds",
I love to drink and Drive so this ruling is great. Us drunks rule the road so get over it loser.
Obviously you're too drunk to realise that the appeals of drunks were thrown out - i.e. their convictions stand.
come on - give me a break.
Currently there's a discussion among German politicians whether a referendum should be held that asks Germans how much EU they really want.
Its a shame they didn't have one in 1935 too.
Could you develop a feint move that looks as though you are going for one thing but actually going for the other?