are lucky to even get paid these days. If I were netting $150,000 a year and were unhappy about it, I'd save up and open up a business (luckily, there's plenty of stuff to be getting on with around the World - and people to PAY for the stuff, according to the article). I'm just saying - be your own boss...
Maybe I should switch to one of the two Chinese ones... at 20% world customers they seem to have no problems signing up whomever. And nobody is complaining...
Rolling rubber band, Faster!, squashed, ball, acceleration... Finally, some sex in the realm of physics! If only my physics (and math!) books had this many innuendos on one page...
As usual in applying advances in medical (IT?) research, it won't be for at least 5-10 years before this reaches consumers. Might see it on House before then, of course.
That's a highly novel approach to economics. I wonder if they're even breaking even cost of production. Regardless, someone (the workers) is getting paid well below the minimum wage (if at all:). The provision of subsidies and this particular approach to education by the government is debatable at best in a country where would be much better suited for fixing railways and eliminating poverty.
-1 Redundant for showing my appreciation for a funny comment? That's scandalous! Is that considered taboo now around here? I find the modder's lack of faith disturbing, but I'll just assume it was a slip of the wrist. No words, seriously...
is that discoveries like that require extensive use of one's imagination to visualise what the biggest star, the longest gravitational jet or the exoplanets that have been "imaged directly" actually look like... An "artist's impression" is to astrophysics as artificial flavouring is to food.
Yeah, putting our thumbs, which took quite a few years to evolve, as opposed to using prehistoric tools to operate the touchscreen would certainly be nice. Who uses stylus these days anyway, Nokia?? And while you're at it, why not think about getting your kernel and hardware stacks from people like OpenMoko next time you need to "revamp" the whole OS - would certainly put those millions to much better use, generate interest from a substantial market previously unavailable to MS, and sparking that comeptitive zeal among the biggies again. Hell, HP are doing it and both them and Palm are happy. But yeah I digress... Please fix the touch screen.
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Life that can talk to us, mind you... We have enough two-bit overlords on Earth as it is...
are lucky to even get paid these days. If I were netting $150,000 a year and were unhappy about it, I'd save up and open up a business (luckily, there's plenty of stuff to be getting on with around the World - and people to PAY for the stuff, according to the article). I'm just saying - be your own boss...
Back to work...
Given up the sigs
NEVER enough, for some people...
Maybe I should switch to one of the two Chinese ones... at 20% world customers they seem to have no problems signing up whomever. And nobody is complaining...
Will that finally get people writing more letters and postcards again? If this won't then I don't know what will...
Shouldn't we be getting some sort of a cut or dividends, since we're essentially selling our data for nothing? Do you think that would be fair?
Rolling rubber band, Faster!, squashed, ball, acceleration... Finally, some sex in the realm of physics! If only my physics (and math!) books had this many innuendos on one page...
Hacking the OS would be too easy and not worthy of a Black Hat ;-)
Of course the same people would be arguing that oil and gas are the way to go.
Brother, I bought gold and all sorts of accessories for my amiga and the bitch still left. Carajo!
As usual in applying advances in medical (IT?) research, it won't be for at least 5-10 years before this reaches consumers. Might see it on House before then, of course.
Is that some sort of competition with China on who can pay their workers the lowest salary?
That's a highly novel approach to economics. I wonder if they're even breaking even cost of production. Regardless, someone (the workers) is getting paid well below the minimum wage (if at all :). The provision of subsidies and this particular approach to education by the government is debatable at best in a country where would be much better suited for fixing railways and eliminating poverty.
-1 Redundant for showing my appreciation for a funny comment? That's scandalous! Is that considered taboo now around here? I find the modder's lack of faith disturbing, but I'll just assume it was a slip of the wrist. No words, seriously...
Hahahaha
At the bank they did not know the power of the Dark Side...
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"No! Alderaan is peaceful! We have no weapons, you can't possibly... "
"Remotest" is only a matter of perspective.
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Zen.
How will you give them one if you can't find them? And if you find them to give them one, then you would have already found them...
is that discoveries like that require extensive use of one's imagination to visualise what the biggest star, the longest gravitational jet or the exoplanets that have been "imaged directly" actually look like... An "artist's impression" is to astrophysics as artificial flavouring is to food.
My brain hertz.
Yeah, putting our thumbs, which took quite a few years to evolve, as opposed to using prehistoric tools to operate the touchscreen would certainly be nice. Who uses stylus these days anyway, Nokia?? And while you're at it, why not think about getting your kernel and hardware stacks from people like OpenMoko next time you need to "revamp" the whole OS - would certainly put those millions to much better use, generate interest from a substantial market previously unavailable to MS, and sparking that comeptitive zeal among the biggies again. Hell, HP are doing it and both them and Palm are happy. But yeah I digress... Please fix the touch screen.
Because a 30-day long trip to a museum is hardly a full-on intesive day of procrascinating in the office...
In France... (link)
if you can download the entire Wikipedia anyway? wait...
I heard it's a good lubricant, even if it's a little wet.