OT but time for a grammar lesson anyway. When using a coordinating conjunction between two independent clauses, a comma is used before the conjunction.
In this example:
It's pronounced "comma", and comes in very handy sometimes. "the phrase "comes in handy" is not an independent clause (as it has no subject of its own), therefor should not have a comma. So in conclusion, redundancy does not play a factor whatsoever, but the post does address a valid mistake. I assure you I have made multiple grammatical mistakes in this comment, but I am not publishing it with my real name either.
BTW WTF does a comma have to do with TFA. GTFOI. (Todays rant was brought to you by the letter F and it's three closest friends, You, See, and Kay.) Did his missing punctuation play a role in your comprehension of the original comment?
To even get a DSL line up and running within 60 days here would be amazing Strange also through Verizon here. Most of the time a T1 we can get within a couple days, and our last DS3 was in under a week. I guess it is a YMMV.
Example: lots of people I know have Linksys (WRT54G[L]) I'm not a huge Linksys fan, but I do pick my hardware based on compatibility with open source firmware. There are actually a huge number of options out there for gpl compatible devices. I am really happy with the Buffalo products lately. I am running DD-WRT on every router I install and I try to toss DD-WRT at least $10 every time I setup a new AP. Now it is not alot of money, but if DD-WRT were not open source, then I would not be running it and I would definitely not be throwing any money his way. I would probably be setting up much more expensive boxes to do the same thing.
the only thing that would keep me from buying one of these is if someone came out with a Linux-based phone with useful multitouch that was the same price or cheaper. Welcome the Neo1973. It looks like it should be released to the general public in September. I'm waiting.
Both you and Nikon are missing the point of the Nikon lens mount. The beauty of it is (or at least should be that you can take any lens of any Nikon and put it on any other Nikon. I have a 40 year old lens I can still shoot with it on my brand new Nikon. When you buy into a camera, you are buying into a lens system too. (That is unless the lenses are nothing to write home about.) The lens puts the picture on the film (or sensor), the body just holds everything else in place. Nikon lately has started missing the boat on the low to mid level cameras with compatibility. If I can't use my old Nikon lenses with a new Nikon camera, then I have no real reason to stick with Nikon.
As to TFA, I can't be the only one is is sick of "Top XX" articles from an (at best) mediocre advertising supplement.
Yeah, but as much as I root against the Penske team,
You said root... in a linux story... but you didn't meat r00t... Damn I need a life... In the mean time I will just laugh at myself... Going away now...
I am not sure about SEC rules, but typically the fingerprints are used strictly for doing a background investigation. They are not allowed to be put on file with law enforcement agencies. Once the background check is completed, they are to be destroyed. If they are being done by the sheriffs office, then it is most likely because the company does not have the trained personnel or equipment to do them in house. Background investigations are pretty much standard fair for anyone in the IT world. (We have too much power to let us in without checking first.)
I would send out props too, but I know she is less geeky than I am, therefor has much better things to do with her time. Alas if I could procreate with someone, would my kids be geekier than I am? That is enough that I am going out now to have my tubes snipped just on the outside chance that I might someday actually have sex.
Actually it is quite possible for them to use a dye in the fire alarm switches. It is typically only used in troublesome spots or where someone is repeatedly setting false alarms.
DEALING WITH MISCHIEF
Mischievous false alarms usually come from the
manual pull stations in corridors. You can take various
steps to deter the mischievous use of these
stations. For example, you can install a cover that
can be easily removed, but when it is removed, an
alarm sounds. Or you can equip alarm sites with
security cameras that activate as soon as an alarm
sounds. Another deterrent is a device that sprays
infrared dye on the hand that pulls the handle.
...rather than running around like headless chickens. I guess you missed the government contractor part. I believe there is a bonus clause in their contract for general acts of recockulousness.
It's not just the computer rags from over there. They will bash anything if it is garbage regardless of who advertises or sponsors. Check out Car magazine where you can see them bash a manufacturer right next to said manufacturers ad. I would mention Top Gear too, but as it isn't advertiser supported...
I can't be the only one having visions of Office Space dancing through my head.
"And I said, I don't care if they lay me off either, because I told, I told Bill that if they move my desk one more time, then, then I'm, I'm quitting, I'm going to quit. And, and I told Don too, because they've moved my desk four times already this year, and I used to be over by the window, and I could see the squirrels, and they were merry, but then, they switched from the Swingline to the Boston stapler, but I kept my Swingline stapler because it didn't bind up as much, and I kept the staples for the Swingline stapler and it's not okay because if they take my stapler then I'll set the building on fire... "
THANK YOU! How many people on here today are whining about other people talking on cellphones? Yet they don't complain about 2 people carrying on a face-to-face conversation (which actually has twice the noise locally). No, I complain about people talking face to face, and it is the same people. I, for one, think there is no reason to advertise ones own stupidity.
I'm sick of being in a public place and having everyone yapping on their cell phones. I can't even imagine, it is bad enough at work where I sit cubes down from phone yammerers, I can only imagine the irritation of having to sit next to one on a multi hour flight. As a matter of fact I am getting irritated just thinking about it. Now I'm off to abuse the orally incontinent.
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If they traveled via USPS, then it would be federal and not state.
As to which reg:
"Advertising must be truthful and non-deceptive;"
When using a coordinating conjunction between two independent clauses, a comma is used before the conjunction.
In this example: It's pronounced "comma", and comes in very handy sometimes. "the phrase "comes in handy" is not an independent clause (as it has no subject of its own), therefor should not have a comma.
So in conclusion, redundancy does not play a factor whatsoever, but the post does address a valid mistake.
I assure you I have made multiple grammatical mistakes in this comment, but I am not publishing it with my real name either.
BTW WTF does a comma have to do with TFA. GTFOI. (Todays rant was brought to you by the letter F and it's three closest friends, You, See, and Kay.) Did his missing punctuation play a role in your comprehension of the original comment?
F it, I'm done looking over it.
How do you think they busted the guy? Somewhere out there was a cop trying to chase down a suspected donut smuggler.
Both you and Nikon are missing the point of the Nikon lens mount. The beauty of it is (or at least should be that you can take any lens of any Nikon and put it on any other Nikon. I have a 40 year old lens I can still shoot with it on my brand new Nikon. When you buy into a camera, you are buying into a lens system too. (That is unless the lenses are nothing to write home about.) The lens puts the picture on the film (or sensor), the body just holds everything else in place. Nikon lately has started missing the boat on the low to mid level cameras with compatibility. If I can't use my old Nikon lenses with a new Nikon camera, then I have no real reason to stick with Nikon.
As to TFA, I can't be the only one is is sick of "Top XX" articles from an (at best) mediocre advertising supplement.
More Don and Mike!
You said root... in a linux story... but you didn't meat r00t... Damn I need a life... In the mean time I will just laugh at myself... Going away now...
I am not sure about SEC rules, but typically the fingerprints are used strictly for doing a background investigation. They are not allowed to be put on file with law enforcement agencies. Once the background check is completed, they are to be destroyed. If they are being done by the sheriffs office, then it is most likely because the company does not have the trained personnel or equipment to do them in house. Background investigations are pretty much standard fair for anyone in the IT world. (We have too much power to let us in without checking first.)
My bad, I was too busy trying to RTFS.
I fail to see you complaint. FTW: its = possessive / it's = contraction of it is.
heheh it says booby chick under one of the pictures. Thats cool.
You mean I have to move out in four years???
I would send out props too, but I know she is less geeky than I am, therefor has much better things to do with her time. Alas if I could procreate with someone, would my kids be geekier than I am? That is enough that I am going out now to have my tubes snipped just on the outside chance that I might someday actually have sex.
DEALING WITH MISCHIEF Mischievous false alarms usually come from the manual pull stations in corridors. You can take various steps to deter the mischievous use of these stations. For example, you can install a cover that can be easily removed, but when it is removed, an alarm sounds. Or you can equip alarm sites with security cameras that activate as soon as an alarm sounds. Another deterrent is a device that sprays infrared dye on the hand that pulls the handle.
from http://www.us.sbt.siemens.com/FIS/press/articles/
...rather than running around like headless chickens. I guess you missed the government contractor part. I believe there is a bonus clause in their contract for general acts of recockulousness.It's not just the computer rags from over there. They will bash anything if it is garbage regardless of who advertises or sponsors. Check out Car magazine where you can see them bash a manufacturer right next to said manufacturers ad. I would mention Top Gear too, but as it isn't advertiser supported...
The kids timing was definitely off, but the over reaction is hella frightening. "If you don't eat yer meat, you can't have any pudding."
I can't be the only one having visions of Office Space dancing through my head.
"And I said, I don't care if they lay me off either, because I told, I told Bill that if they move my desk one more time, then, then I'm, I'm quitting, I'm going to quit. And, and I told Don too, because they've moved my desk four times already this year, and I used to be over by the window, and I could see the squirrels, and they were merry, but then, they switched from the Swingline to the Boston stapler, but I kept my Swingline stapler because it didn't bind up as much, and I kept the staples for the Swingline stapler and it's not okay because if they take my stapler then I'll set the building on fire... "
Uhoh, I'm doing it myself.