Update:
Steve Wozniak shows sense of humor as well as solidarity with Apple engineer Gray Powell, recently had himself photographed drinking a beer, staring into an iPhone and wearing a T-shirt that reads: "I went drinking with Gray Powell and all I got was a lousy iPhone prototype."
According to TFA it's been 25 years:
Throughout the institute's 25-year history (we are a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to scientific research, education and public outreach), we have analyzed these raw data with custom algorithms operating on semi-custom hardware. Now we are transitioning to readily available hardware and servers because technology has caught up to us -- hooray!
http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/United_States_Code/Title_17/Chapter_9/Sections_906_and_907 Huh? What does the "Semiconductor Chip Protection Act of 1984" ("mask work;" semiconductor chip product) have to do with computer software/DMCA?
Here's the link: http://universitytoolkit.com/
Note that it's in beta. Hell, they can't even get the name of the "MPAA" correct--the website uses "MPA" (sic).
It's all extrapolation. I bet it had a 46cm claw and a tiny disproportionate 4cm body with weedy legs, making it the early equivalent to the modern programmer and not the scary hideous gargantuan portrayed by the media. He would have a tiny schwanzstucker, too.
Re:Miro is a video domain trademark already
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The U.S. Trademark Office has numerous registrations for "miro."
One such was filed April 10, 2007 and it's registered to Participating (sic) Culture Foundation (http://www.pculture.org/) in Worcester, Mass.
BTW, the English translation for "miro" is "I see, I watch."
The U.S. Congress had already passed two resolutions in the 1970s against Turkey for what they did to the Armenians.
Anyway, what about Bill Clinton turning his head while in Rwanda over a million people were chopped up by machetes? Where was Pelosi and the Democrats then?
Slashdot has been running for almost 5 years, and over that time, I have always been the final decision maker on what ends up on the homepage. 5 years? (Time to update the FAQ)
2935.041 Detention and arrest of shoplifters - detention of persons in library, museum, or archival institution.
(E) The officer, agent, or employee of the library, museum, or archival institution, the merchant or employee or agent of a merchant, or the owner, lessee, employee, or agent of the facility acting under division (A) , (B), or (D) of this section shall not search the person detained, search or seize any property belonging to the person detained without the person's consent, or use undue restraint upon the person detained.
Since he is a bean counter, perhaps he's thinking along the lines of Return On Investment (ROI) and/or Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). It helps to ask him more questions--find out what he *really* wants and what his long-term objectives are (e.g., cutting staff).
The email address of Allan TeDesco, Chief Operating Officier is:
atedesco@cohenlaw.com
Re:Paul, are you well? Update the errata!
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Paul emailed me on Sunday, acknowledging all of my errata submissions over the past few months. So he *is* well and he has updated the errata. (And I found out that the MySQL Cookbook 2nd Ed. really does have zero errata--incredible for a technical tome of 975 pages!) Ahh, all is right with the MySQL universe!
Slashdot Mirror
Story:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-20003345-37.html?tag=mncol;posts
Picture:
http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/tim//2010/04/23/wozGRAY_270x360.jpg
Yup, there's an app for that: iSuicide.
I suppose there are $5/$10/$20 readers, though usually at the post office (and hence easy to change from the government's perspective).
You're omitting one of the largest markets for omni-bill readers: casinos. These readers will accept $1 through $100. (I dunno about $1000)
If I didn't know what it was ahead of time, I'd have presumed it was an extreme close-up of Goatse.
True; still they could have "opened" the algorithms for comments, etc.
They found nothing in what...50 years?
According to TFA it's been 25 years: Throughout the institute's 25-year history (we are a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to scientific research, education and public outreach), we have analyzed these raw data with custom algorithms operating on semi-custom hardware. Now we are transitioning to readily available hardware and servers because technology has caught up to us -- hooray!
Why NOW? They should have done this from the beginning!
Finally long super volatile import Ellison break instanceof native abstract class Glosling.
My parents visited the University of South Carolina and all I got was this stupid t-shirt.
At the time of this post, the quote at the bottom of the page was: "What sin has not been committed in the name of efficiency?"
The problem with Uranus is: no one can go near it because of the toxic gases.
I've noticed that some articles elsewhere used 40 universities in 25 states.
Here's the link: http://universitytoolkit.com/ Note that it's in beta. Hell, they can't even get the name of the "MPAA" correct--the website uses "MPA" (sic).
You've got my vote for the best reply!
The U.S. Trademark Office has numerous registrations for "miro."
One such was filed April 10, 2007 and it's registered to Participating (sic) Culture Foundation (http://www.pculture.org/) in Worcester, Mass.
BTW, the English translation for "miro" is "I see, I watch."
The U.S. Congress had already passed two resolutions in the 1970s against Turkey for what they did to the Armenians.
Anyway, what about Bill Clinton turning his head while in Rwanda over a million people were chopped up by machetes? Where was Pelosi and the Democrats then?
Turkey--and you can thank Pelosi for that one.
2935.041 Detention and arrest of shoplifters - detention of persons in library, museum, or archival institution. (E) The officer, agent, or employee of the library, museum, or archival institution, the merchant or employee or agent of a merchant, or the owner, lessee, employee, or agent of the facility acting under division (A) , (B), or (D) of this section shall not search the person detained, search or seize any property belonging to the person detained without the person's consent, or use undue restraint upon the person detained.
Or maybe he wants to replace *nix with Microsoft--which, as we all know, has a greater ROI/lower TCO. [/sarcasm]
Since he is a bean counter, perhaps he's thinking along the lines of Return On Investment (ROI) and/or Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). It helps to ask him more questions--find out what he *really* wants and what his long-term objectives are (e.g., cutting staff).
The email address of Allan TeDesco, Chief Operating Officier is: atedesco@cohenlaw.com
Paul emailed me on Sunday, acknowledging all of my errata submissions over the past few months. So he *is* well and he has updated the errata. (And I found out that the MySQL Cookbook 2nd Ed. really does have zero errata--incredible for a technical tome of 975 pages!) Ahh, all is right with the MySQL universe!