When I was in school, they specifically taught us to walk/ride against the flow of traffic for exactly the reasons given by Circle.
Also, I would really enjoy seeing you try to get all physical and stuff with some of my neighbours here in Stockholm who don't have jobs, yet drive expensive cars and have women who look like models. Strangely enough, all of these types seem to speak Russian...
"An arbitrarily large number of copies, each at a cost approaching the infinitesimal, of each of an arbitrarily large number of distinct books, each of which is ostensibly not merely full of random words, and each of which furthermore can be offered in an arbitrary number of formats and editions, with or without various add-on and/or tie-in products, many of which are of the same sort of product with the same modes of supply as just described" <<-- "Supply", if you're Amazon, and you're selling e-books.
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I see and hear it pretty often amongst English speakers, and have been doing so since the mid-90s.
The Spanish equivalent is "compu", short for "compudador".
To really use any iDevice do you need to have a AppleID? Yeah?
Will you be bombarded with Apple merchandising? Sure?
Funny how that works, isn't it?
Not until Netcraft confirms it.
When I was in school, they specifically taught us to walk/ride against the flow of traffic for exactly the reasons given by Circle.
Also, I would really enjoy seeing you try to get all physical and stuff with some of my neighbours here in Stockholm who don't have jobs, yet drive expensive cars and have women who look like models. Strangely enough, all of these types seem to speak Russian...
She can be presumed to be an idiot if she knows the locals are like that and insists on showing some leg anyhow--or even her face, in some places.
Please don't confuse value judgements with facts.
Thanks to my dad, I was introduced to the physics of automobiles starting at about age 14.
F=ma, baby.
At least the NSA hasn't shown any interest in targeting me with advertising.
But you've been contributing to Slashdot for quite a long time now, and I think you deserve a much nicer epitaph than that, really!
(Sorry, I had to try to come up with with something, else thinking about that line would've left me feeling quite depressed all day. :) )
Whereas I come here to read the rants of people who never seemed to learn that "populous" is an adjective.
Care for a noun?
(Posted from a laptop that has never had Windows on it, the "Designed for..." sticker notwithstanding.)
I *stopped* dual-booting in 2004.
I saw zero compelling reason to upgrade from Win2K. Especially given early XP's predilection for shitting all over networks you connected it to...
I couldn't imagine NOT running Linux in a dev environment. Or anyplace else, for that matter.
I made the switch in 2004/05, and I have never for an instant regretted it or thought about going back to Windows.
WindowMaker is still an option.
You are free not to set off bombs in people's shops, and you are free not to use GPL.
We are the Gondwanaland Liberation Front, and we will kill you to set you free!
Mr Spock says, "The true scholar values all drafts, early and late."
More than 30 years. I dated a Hodgkin's survivor in 1980-81, and she'd been in remission for about 5 years at that point.
There *is* no "west" from that location on that map--it's a radial projection.
Antarctica's the continent used as the frame of reference in the video, not Australia. Also, it looks to me like India's moving north, not west.
You always settle for sloppy seconds?
That sounds like a problem with your understanding of what "soulless" means, and with your willingness to test its applicability.
Let us not mice words, then.
"An arbitrarily large number of copies, each at a cost approaching the infinitesimal, of each of an arbitrarily large number of distinct books, each of which is ostensibly not merely full of random words, and each of which furthermore can be offered in an arbitrary number of formats and editions, with or without various add-on and/or tie-in products, many of which are of the same sort of product with the same modes of supply as just described" <<-- "Supply", if you're Amazon, and you're selling e-books.
Film at 11.
Well, you got that part right.
(Please don't go on about supply and demand at us, when the supply is effectively infinite.)
Way to bury legitimate concerns about Amazon's treatment of their workers as "horseshit".
Hey! You do realise that you're talking about the mountain with the biggest tits in the world, don't you?
Show a little respect, please.
Go watch the second episode of the BBC series "Black Mirror".
That is our future.
First or second series? (I'm downloading both seasons right now.)