Still, I'd rather do this if I have an offer, or at least an interview (since I have a very high interview -> offer conversion ratio, it's pretty much the same to me). Filling out this crap each time to be considered for interview is just annoying.
People can stop trying to hack 802.11[abg] into a long range protocol. I've have potential clients ask me for long range wireless solutions and basically had to tell them that it can be done with 802.11[abg] but it's hacky, unsupported, and I can't do it (being a software guy and neither an infrastructure nor soldering guy).
Yeah, about that Orkut project? I'm going to need you to work on it on Saturday. We lost a few people and we need to play catch up. Oh and while you're at it, why don't you come in on Sunday as well. Great.
If they write off $100, they have to show that the software was worth $100. If they show that the software was worth $100, they have to pay taxes on $99 of capitol gain. They can then write off the $100 and get a net writeoff of $1.
I agree on both points, the federalists won and so the U.S became federalized and there is no guarantee that the EU will follow. I do feel that the desire to combat U.S. hegemony will accelerate the E.U.'s federalization.
And this effects 50 states and several territories. The E.U. is a union in the way the United States is a union. They haven't fully embraced federalization, but we didn't start to favour stronger federal right here until the Civil War.
Reminds me of something that happened at Carleton U when my friend worked there as a sysadmin. We used to do late night "network testing" (playing Duke Nukem in the labs). One night we walked out of his building and I noticed a lot of leaves on the ground. A lot of them. And then I noticed they were moving, very fast in many directions. They were cockroaches. The building next to his has research labs with cockroaches in them and apparently some had gotten out and multiplied. His building was infested for about a week. Lucky for him, he was on the 5th floor and they only really took over the first 3 floors.
Pure capitalism utterly collapsed in 1929. It was and never could be sustainable. Pure communism is the same way. We have a hybrid now, and as a centrist I like it.
Taht was pretty funny, but I don't think anyone can do the voice for Darth Vader, blackest brother in the galaxy, Nubian god, other than James Earl Jones.
I know exactly what you me. I find people when they talk repeat themselves to the point of it becoming insulting. Unfortunately, my parsimony with others makes it such that they often don't understand what I am asking, so I understand why people are so long winded. Now I am terse with someone until I get an understanding that they need repetition to get things.
Yes and no. A motherboard is often shared across two brands, though not that often among two models of the same brand. An IBM may have the same mb as a Sager, but a Sager 5800 wouldn't have the same as a 5802. But it's still not that exciting. Even Dells and Compaq desktops will typically have custom motherboards. It just as common int he desktop world.
I might be missing something about why this custom board is special, though, because I can't get the article up:(
I'm not sure if such a machine exists, having never transported a large amount of cash. If there aren't, I could make one really easily (which leads me to believe they exist. I keep finding that everything I can do easily has already been done). I wasn't thinking of a consecutive pile. If I had to move $10,000, I would change it to $1000 bills and write them down manually. If I had to move $1,000,000, I might buy a machine to record it. There are already bill counting machines, having them scan the SN would not be hard. OCRing it would not be hard either, but also would not be necessary, a digital image of the SN is all that's needed unless they are stolen (then an OCR on the digital image could be preformed).
Just being to vegas, I have little doubt that the machines that casinos use to could the money preform counterfiet checks and SN tracking though. They were pretty pedantic about running your money through them, even when it's just a single five.
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Still, I'd rather do this if I have an offer, or at least an interview (since I have a very high interview -> offer conversion ratio, it's pretty much the same to me). Filling out this crap each time to be considered for interview is just annoying.
People can stop trying to hack 802.11[abg] into a long range protocol. I've have potential clients ask me for long range wireless solutions and basically had to tell them that it can be done with 802.11[abg] but it's hacky, unsupported, and I can't do it (being a software guy and neither an infrastructure nor soldering guy).
Actually, I think it only follows an O(n^2) pattern
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C'mon, you didn't have to be Kreskin to predict this.
Yeah, about that Orkut project? I'm going to need you to work on it on Saturday. We lost a few people and we need to play catch up. Oh and while you're at it, why don't you come in on Sunday as well. Great.
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If they write off $100, they have to show that the software was worth $100. If they show that the software was worth $100, they have to pay taxes on $99 of capitol gain. They can then write off the $100 and get a net writeoff of $1.
Or is it Ms now?
So was lead, but this isn't 1904. Silver might be toxic, but we haven't found any evidence to suggest it.
I agree on both points, the federalists won and so the U.S became federalized and there is no guarantee that the EU will follow. I do feel that the desire to combat U.S. hegemony will accelerate the E.U.'s federalization.
And this effects 50 states and several territories. The E.U. is a union in the way the United States is a union. They haven't fully embraced federalization, but we didn't start to favour stronger federal right here until the Civil War.
Reminds me of something that happened at Carleton U when my friend worked there as a sysadmin. We used to do late night "network testing" (playing Duke Nukem in the labs). One night we walked out of his building and I noticed a lot of leaves on the ground. A lot of them. And then I noticed they were moving, very fast in many directions. They were cockroaches. The building next to his has research labs with cockroaches in them and apparently some had gotten out and multiplied. His building was infested for about a week. Lucky for him, he was on the 5th floor and they only really took over the first 3 floors.
Hey everyone. We can go to websites in russia and get music for a lot less. Yay!
Hey everyone. These executives are sending their programming jobs to russia because they want to save a quick buck! Waa!
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Pure capitalism utterly collapsed in 1929. It was and never could be sustainable. Pure communism is the same way. We have a hybrid now, and as a centrist I like it.
Do the artists get paid from iTunes?
More like, it's measuring your wang in millimeters to make you feel better.
"A whole 178 millimeters!" Woohoo!
"Doctor Dobbs Swimsuit Issue"... (unless you like reading articles about how to use Java to see through women's clothing).
Doctor Dobbs is thought of as a Java magazine now?
God, I'm getting old.
Smack or Tax it.
Taht was pretty funny, but I don't think anyone can do the voice for Darth Vader, blackest brother in the galaxy, Nubian god, other than James Earl Jones.
This comment should have been a 5. It directly relates to the question asked and really important to consider.
I know exactly what you me. I find people when they talk repeat themselves to the point of it becoming insulting. Unfortunately, my parsimony with others makes it such that they often don't understand what I am asking, so I understand why people are so long winded. Now I am terse with someone until I get an understanding that they need repetition to get things.
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Yes and no. A motherboard is often shared across two brands, though not that often among two models of the same brand. An IBM may have the same mb as a Sager, but a Sager 5800 wouldn't have the same as a 5802. But it's still not that exciting. Even Dells and Compaq desktops will typically have custom motherboards. It just as common int he desktop world.
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I might be missing something about why this custom board is special, though, because I can't get the article up
No, it prooves poor communities can't afford the same voting machines rich communities can. I can say I'm neither in shock nor awe.
I'm not sure if such a machine exists, having never transported a large amount of cash. If there aren't, I could make one really easily (which leads me to believe they exist. I keep finding that everything I can do easily has already been done). I wasn't thinking of a consecutive pile. If I had to move $10,000, I would change it to $1000 bills and write them down manually. If I had to move $1,000,000, I might buy a machine to record it. There are already bill counting machines, having them scan the SN would not be hard. OCRing it would not be hard either, but also would not be necessary, a digital image of the SN is all that's needed unless they are stolen (then an OCR on the digital image could be preformed).
Just being to vegas, I have little doubt that the machines that casinos use to could the money preform counterfiet checks and SN tracking though. They were pretty pedantic about running your money through them, even when it's just a single five.