For some reason I got incredibly excited about the idea of being able to access company email remotely, mostly just because of the geek factor. I've had to setup a few blackberrys for some of my users and I hated them, but I like how Windows Mobile Direct PUSH synchronises directly with our Exchange server without any modifications (obviously because they're both microsoft products, but exchange is one of the few Microsoft products that is worth the money..). Anyway, after being excited about it for a couple of weeks, I quickly got fed up of the way that I ended up doing extra work in the evenings by replying to emails on my phone, and stopped. The facility is still there for emergencies though..
Sadly my IT assistant keeps his phone on all the time, and in fact was emailing/MSNing me about work matters this week even though he's on holiday. He's going to charge for overtime, but still, I find the very idea of doing work on holiday sickening, even if you're an MD or something (where it's more likely that you really do need to be connected). My uncle once spent what seemed like half of our family holiday in France on his mobile.. yuck.
I have no idea how you got modded troll there. I'm guessing it's from your talking about people expecting this is coincidental, which they then relate to you somehow talking about God and then want to ruin your karma. Teehee. Anyway, you forgot to say FRIST TOSP!!! up there:o
I did think of that too, but there's enough comedy in the Simpsons quote for one post.
The best thing about that hidden message is that when you go to the initial SMG screen (before you click 'play' on the Wii menu), the stars are sparkling, making them even more noticeable. The guy who pulled that off deserves a beer, it's just so weird... I mean it's not illegal or anything but I wonder how many guys get the game then feel like they've just been slapped in the face when they boot it up, complete with a picture of Mario flying around like a little fairy..
Nah I knew how science worked at high school, but strangely enough we didnt really do any experiments in CS. I did know that a hypothesis is what you would write for a report, I didnt realise that a theory had to have been substantiated in any way though.
I'm a computer scientist and I hadn't heard that distinction til now, but it does make sense, and google's define confirms it! I'd hypothesise that a lot of people consider them interchangeable.
Dont forget the nano-noodles. I hope to hear someone say nano-noodles in a mass storage symposium one day.
We have achieved this by arranging the nano-noodles into a neural network of O(N) efficiency, fibrillating negatively to the natural nyquist sampling frequency of these engtangled nanotubes.
Well, of course it reports all of your credit card details, fingerprints, blood type (those sharp corners aren't just due to low production costs you know!), and also all your thoughts using the built in brainwave scanner. Better not let your firstborn near it either, because they're programmed to fire out CDs to decapitate firstborns as a proper sacrifice (to help amortise costs).
Sure, of course you have a right to transmit your insane ramblings over licensed or police frequencies! Go for it! Maybe even mess up a few TV stations while you're at it. I'm sure everyone will love you for it. Make sure to mention your name and address.
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For some reason I got incredibly excited about the idea of being able to access company email remotely, mostly just because of the geek factor. I've had to setup a few blackberrys for some of my users and I hated them, but I like how Windows Mobile Direct PUSH synchronises directly with our Exchange server without any modifications (obviously because they're both microsoft products, but exchange is one of the few Microsoft products that is worth the money..). Anyway, after being excited about it for a couple of weeks, I quickly got fed up of the way that I ended up doing extra work in the evenings by replying to emails on my phone, and stopped. The facility is still there for emergencies though..
Sadly my IT assistant keeps his phone on all the time, and in fact was emailing/MSNing me about work matters this week even though he's on holiday. He's going to charge for overtime, but still, I find the very idea of doing work on holiday sickening, even if you're an MD or something (where it's more likely that you really do need to be connected). My uncle once spent what seemed like half of our family holiday in France on his mobile.. yuck.
Indeed. A simple WinYes++ could have sorted all your woes, but now there is nothing for it but a reboot, as you have run out of memory..
Yeah, that would have made so much sense. Knollerskates!!! kmao!! Great Knol of China!!
I have no idea how you got modded troll there. I'm guessing it's from your talking about people expecting this is coincidental, which they then relate to you somehow talking about God and then want to ruin your karma. Teehee. Anyway, you forgot to say FRIST TOSP!!! up there :o
That's DOCTOR "code-monkey" to you! >:(
Not really though.
I did think of that too, but there's enough comedy in the Simpsons quote for one post.
The best thing about that hidden message is that when you go to the initial SMG screen (before you click 'play' on the Wii menu), the stars are sparkling, making them even more noticeable. The guy who pulled that off deserves a beer, it's just so weird... I mean it's not illegal or anything but I wonder how many guys get the game then feel like they've just been slapped in the face when they boot it up, complete with a picture of Mario flying around like a little fairy..
Nah I knew how science worked at high school, but strangely enough we didnt really do any experiments in CS. I did know that a hypothesis is what you would write for a report, I didnt realise that a theory had to have been substantiated in any way though.
I'm a computer scientist and I hadn't heard that distinction til now, but it does make sense, and google's define confirms it! I'd hypothesise that a lot of people consider them interchangeable.
Program WinYes! is trying to perform an action on a dialog box. Allow/Deny?
We have achieved this by arranging the nano-noodles into a neural network of O(N) efficiency, fibrillating negatively to the natural nyquist sampling frequency of these engtangled nanotubes.
Finally - a way to eat lasershark soup without scarring your retinas!! \o/
That wasn't intended as flamebait, it's a real Simpsons quote *shrug* when Homer looks at a world globe.
Well, of course it reports all of your credit card details, fingerprints, blood type (those sharp corners aren't just due to low production costs you know!), and also all your thoughts using the built in brainwave scanner. Better not let your firstborn near it either, because they're programmed to fire out CDs to decapitate firstborns as a proper sacrifice (to help amortise costs).
Hahahahahaaa.. look at this country.. U R GAY!!!
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Sure, of course you have a right to transmit your insane ramblings over licensed or police frequencies! Go for it! Maybe even mess up a few TV stations while you're at it. I'm sure everyone will love you for it. Make sure to mention your name and address.
They do say that in the IT Crowd, but it's something I'm sure a lot of us were already saying before we ever saw the IT Crowd ;)
Have you tried switching it off and on again?
Nope, still the wrong usage :p Face it, there's no beating STFU (so much so that I have a t-shirt proclaiming that I went to STFUniversity :P)
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I'm guessing it's from ancient samurai culture. w00t pants! *boogies*
Yeah, fucker would be more appropriate. Shut the fucker up, y'know.