However, I have created a new way to be tired of patents. By replacing degradable biological byproducts with miscellaneous debris from the auto industry, I have patented being tired of Patent Junk. And I get a car analogy too!
They're Horny, Furious, Grim, Bored, or Psychopathic, but not afraid.
So if: A - they believe it will detect (fear = terrorist) then they are morons; B - they know it detects *everything except terrorists* then it's outright malice.
This is becoming a policy era "assume guilty of incompetent malice unless proved otherwise". The incompetence throws off the geeks while the malice throws off the naive. Brilliant.
If you put punctuation right on top of an emoticon, A. "It's an eyebrow ring" B. A lot of chat servers will then create a bastardized smiley out of it and you'll end up punctuating your sentence with a cup of coffee!
Take THAT english teachers!
If you really desire both, use five spaces between the punctuation and the emoticon.................
(Back on topic)
Oh COME ON now. Did I just drill that out? Yes, I'm smart though you have me beat by a few of those pointy thingies. So the test penalizes weaknesses as well.
I am fairly clever, so I knew the terms. 10 for ($1+S&H) contracted to buy 4 more at regular+S&H.
No big deal.
The truly scary thing is a slew of the Dotters really are doing okay, we're not deciding whether to eat half or a quarter of the Ramen Noodles for that morning. We make a lot of fuss over principles of $5.
So... I never bothered to cancel the subscription. I actually got more amusement seeing one random CD a month (per the terms) wander into my mailbox. It took the very edge of the grind out of life. I overpaid some $6 per month... but... who... cares? I treated it as $6 of entertainment surprise.
Finally they closed the program division itself so it went away.
So do you too have a lawn I can get off of? What kind of grass to you recommend for mine? There's nice fluffy grass that's soft enough for parties but kinda wears out if you dirtbike on it. The tough stuff might annoy guests but it's the perfect blade size to make that grass-reed between your thumbs. Did any of it wash away to reveal muddy patches? With all the rain lately a Grass-Mud Horse might like it.
"How soon will we see people brewing their own now that Mass State both increased the sales tax and removed the alcohol exemption?"
+1 History. Prohibition failed because brewing is fast and modular. Smash a (nasty) batch of something together in 5 days and spend an hour cleaning it up.
It's like an (semi) unloseable copy of your invention. Espionage aside, if your copy is certified dated properly, it would be a neat defense in lawsuit claims.
Amazing it gleefully says "file sharing" and not "music sharing". So let him grab one graphic he swipes because his office can't be bothered to cleanroom it, grab one little shareware snip that he can ignore even the postcard-terms on, and then let the last one be one of the Britain's Got Talent winning songs. Poof!
I consider this a really slippery switchover at the core of the economy.
A lot of the authority of a Middle Executive is DeFacto. Let the CEO handle the scary stuff, like federal issues, media relations, new divisions, etc. Next in line is the guy "keeping the operation going". A lot of it is just listening intelligently with a sprinkle of animal savvy, then declaring "Do that option. Make It So." Yes, it requires some good instincts, but honestly folks, it's nowhere as brutal a grind as maintaining 100,000 lines of code or upgrading 3700 mixed-spec machines.
Brilliant managers are a company treasure. The Class B guys are kinda neutral. It's the Grade C filler guys you gotta watch out for.
Slashdot Mirror
Did they use the Panic Dolphin?
http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/11/25/187249
You forgot your link.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speedo
"DJ Talent" from Britain's Got Talent has prior art.
Are your last three sentences product placements or shell code? : )
Beautiful setup.
They had jumping out from behind a rock with a stick and shouting "bang bang! I shot you dead!"
We have: Cher "Bang Bang"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLmlS66AA80
However, I have created a new way to be tired of patents. By replacing degradable biological byproducts with miscellaneous debris from the auto industry, I have patented being tired of Patent Junk. And I get a car analogy too!
This looks pretty good! I hate Paint. But I never quite found a crispy improvement until now.
You've got it! The *terrorists* are not afraid.
They're Horny, Furious, Grim, Bored, or Psychopathic, but not afraid.
So if:
A - they believe it will detect (fear = terrorist) then they are morons;
B - they know it detects *everything except terrorists* then it's outright malice.
This is becoming a policy era "assume guilty of incompetent malice unless proved otherwise".
The incompetence throws off the geeks while the malice throws off the naive. Brilliant.
Nah.
It's becoming apparent that copyright industries trump any rights organizations. You have the right to be made fun of in a juicy revue.
You solved the OutsideTheBox question.
If you put punctuation right on top of an emoticon,
A. "It's an eyebrow ring"
B. A lot of chat servers will then create a bastardized smiley out of it and you'll end up punctuating your sentence with a cup of coffee!
Take THAT english teachers!
If you really desire both, use five spaces between the punctuation and the emoticon. ................
(Back on topic)
Oh COME ON now. Did I just drill that out? Yes, I'm smart though you have me beat by a few of those pointy thingies. So the test penalizes weaknesses as well.
(Offtopic)
Re: your sig -
Did you run out of characters or glitch Alex S's name?
What's the legal status of Canaries?
"Today I was not served..."
"Today I was not served..."
"Today I was not served..."
"Today I was not served..."
"Today I was not served..."
(... Crickets)
I signed up for one of these.
I am fairly clever, so I knew the terms. 10 for ($1+S&H) contracted to buy 4 more at regular+S&H.
No big deal.
The truly scary thing is a slew of the Dotters really are doing okay, we're not deciding whether to eat half or a quarter of the Ramen Noodles for that morning. We make a lot of fuss over principles of $5.
So ... I never bothered to cancel the subscription. I actually got more amusement seeing one random CD a month (per the terms) wander into my mailbox. It took the very edge of the grind out of life. I overpaid some $6 per month... but ... who... cares? I treated it as $6 of entertainment surprise.
Finally they closed the program division itself so it went away.
So do you too have a lawn I can get off of? What kind of grass to you recommend for mine? There's nice fluffy grass that's soft enough for parties but kinda wears out if you dirtbike on it. The tough stuff might annoy guests but it's the perfect blade size to make that grass-reed between your thumbs. Did any of it wash away to reveal muddy patches? With all the rain lately a Grass-Mud Horse might like it.
Wrong Analogy.
"How soon will we see people brewing their own now that Mass State both increased the sales tax and removed the alcohol exemption?"
+1 History.
Prohibition failed because brewing is fast and modular. Smash a (nasty) batch of something together in 5 days and spend an hour cleaning it up.
One Good Duck deserves another.
Old MacDonald had a server farm. EIEIO.
On that farm he had Goatse Kids. EIEIO
GrassMud Horses gave Riding Courses!
Bonus Citation.
http://www.comedy-zone.net/pictures/images/animals/animal003.jpg
That would mean you're saying Windows Runs. It doesn't.
They "promised" it. Ya know, Microsoft produces world class vaporware.
Nah. People with those challenges tend to actually be far nicer than Microsoft!
Mods, he's very on topic!
It's like an (semi) unloseable copy of your invention. Espionage aside, if your copy is certified dated properly, it would be a neat defense in lawsuit claims.
Amazing it gleefully says "file sharing" and not "music sharing". So let him grab one graphic he swipes because his office can't be bothered to cleanroom it, grab one little shareware snip that he can ignore even the postcard-terms on, and then let the last one be one of the Britain's Got Talent winning songs. Poof!
I consider this a really slippery switchover at the core of the economy.
A lot of the authority of a Middle Executive is DeFacto. Let the CEO handle the scary stuff, like federal issues, media relations, new divisions, etc. Next in line is the guy "keeping the operation going". A lot of it is just listening intelligently with a sprinkle of animal savvy, then declaring "Do that option. Make It So." Yes, it requires some good instincts, but honestly folks, it's nowhere as brutal a grind as maintaining 100,000 lines of code or upgrading 3700 mixed-spec machines.
Brilliant managers are a company treasure. The Class B guys are kinda neutral. It's the Grade C filler guys you gotta watch out for.
Yes.
It increases Dopamine spikes in your brain. Doing Productive Things is boring, so they don't. It's the same brain center as other addictions.
We need realtime Speech-To-Text. When someone is blistering past you, you can click on the link to Wiki and read it.
Wait, did you just revise his sentence downward based upon your geek intuition?