It's not cheating, everyone on the first page of every google search you do that could possibly lead to a sale of any kind has paid a consultant to be there.
Just to add another "No, sorry" to the list. I built a website for my parents' business. If you search Google for what they sell, they're the #1 result.
I have never paid any kind of consultant or done any kind of SEO work.
So: $0.02/page for monochrome, and $0.04/page for color. That's much more economical than an inkjet.
And you only have to print 7,500 pages in colour before you break even on the fact that you spent $450 on a laser printer instead of $150 on an inkjet!
Or by that logic it could be the driver for the GMA945 chipset, as nothing else seems to do it.
Also, I have written more than my share of legal code that causes a small number of drivers (or one) to crash and burn, so I wouldn't be so quick to blame QuickTime (HP Deskjet printer drivers, I'm looking at you).
On the other hand, it is QuickTime we're talking about, so I'd say it's the favourite too. It's just not the only runner.
How does the availability (or not) of other Quicktime players that aren't defective by design negate the point that Apple's QuickTime Player is defective by design? Ohh, wait, it doesn't - tough luck.
I'm not incredibly versed in typography, but I certainly know more than the average bear on the subject, and I'm disturbed by how many of the posts here have been modded up when it's clear that the authors have no idea what they're talking about.
Yeah, they probably pronounce leading as 'leeding', too. And when they say 'kerning' they probably actually mean tracking half the time.
And Alexa's TOS tells you up front what they're doing; Google calls it "advanced features."
I've only installed Google toolbar once (didn't do much for me), but the installer was very clear that if I enabled the page rank indicator and certain other features, that it would send usage data back to Google to help them rank pages and do other data-mining. I'm not sure how it was possible to miss it unless you're one of those Skinner monkeys that just hits Ok on every dialog that appears without reading it.
it was nice to see him poke some fun at the database heavyweight, in his choice of sample code to demonstrate the my_replace() function: my_replace( 'We love the Oracle server', 'Oracle', 'MySQL').
I just remember 5 or 6 years ago, all of my DJ friends would balk at DJs using anything other than tech 12's. Clearly, the industry has come a long way, and while it may become more accepted to use digital formats, I still doubt that it will ever dissapear completely from this scene.
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He may just correct your spelling.
EVERY person, and I MEAN EVERY person I know who has an iPod has never had the internal HDD fail.
So where does that leave us? Anecdote City?
Certainly not Dataville, anyway.
Just to add another "No, sorry" to the list. I built a website for my parents' business. If you search Google for what they sell, they're the #1 result.
I have never paid any kind of consultant or done any kind of SEO work.
And that's the way he likes it!
Yes, because only with object-oriented code can you share common functionality.
No, while you might be forgiven for thinking that they are .wtf files, they are actually .pst files.
I prefer despair.com's factory poster:
"We can't spell FAILURE without U R A."It's been ages since I've been to a movie because of him.
It's all anime for me now.
No wonder you're pissed.
And you only have to print 7,500 pages in colour before you break even on the fact that you spent $450 on a laser printer instead of $150 on an inkjet!
Answer:
HTH
Well, this is slashdot, after all.
That's ok - the PS3 designers didn't devote much memory to the Cell processors either.
Or by that logic it could be the driver for the GMA945 chipset, as nothing else seems to do it.
Also, I have written more than my share of legal code that causes a small number of drivers (or one) to crash and burn, so I wouldn't be so quick to blame QuickTime (HP Deskjet printer drivers, I'm looking at you).
On the other hand, it is QuickTime we're talking about, so I'd say it's the favourite too. It's just not the only runner.
...I still think this is funnier.
Er, neither of which means that the original system is not defective by design.
To simplify:
"System A is crap!""No it's not! You just use System B instead!"
"Er, how does that mean that System A is not crap?"
You must be new here.
How does the availability (or not) of other Quicktime players that aren't defective by design negate the point that Apple's QuickTime Player is defective by design? Ohh, wait, it doesn't - tough luck.
Wired: Making stuff up
Tired: Science and fact-checking
Darn it, I never realised submitters and commenters had to be from the US.
Wait, am I allowed to be here?
Unless your contention is that the slashdot editors write the site. In which case, allow me to stop laughing to pause for breath :-)
Yeah, they probably pronounce leading as 'leeding', too. And when they say 'kerning' they probably actually mean tracking half the time.
Snicker :-)
I've only installed Google toolbar once (didn't do much for me), but the installer was very clear that if I enabled the page rank indicator and certain other features, that it would send usage data back to Google to help them rank pages and do other data-mining. I'm not sure how it was possible to miss it unless you're one of those Skinner monkeys that just hits Ok on every dialog that appears without reading it.
Of course, maybe the installer has changed.
my_replace( 'We love the Oracle server', 'Oracle', 'MySQL').
The long Winter evenings must just fly by.
Also, I hear tell that some people work in places that are not 'states' at all!
(And I'm not talking about D.C.)
Ooh, you'll love this then :-)
YHBT. HAND.