And people will do that by investing in things that are historically safe, not new fangled structured credit products that some company tells you are safe.
There's some pretty touching scenes in it too. Like the alienated husband and wife who are chatting on the same thread and are unaware of each others identity. It's a nice film, watch it.
It's really true and not just restricted to the internet. The newspapers my girlfriend reads are pretty rammed with content and advertisements. There's always quite a violent and vivid conflict of colours there too.:)
Boring Prophet: There shall in that time be rumors of things going astray, erm, and there shall be a great confusion as to where things really are, and nobody will really know where lieth those little things with the sort of raffia-work base, that has an attachment. At that time, a friend shall lose his friend's hammer, and the young shall not know where lieth the things possessed by their fathers that their fathers put there only just the night before, about eight O'clock.
It's not really what I meant. The purpose of this project is to put computer hardware in front of every child. I think the choice of operating system is really not so important in comparison to that.
Exactly. While they're rooting your box they'll also add a few jihadi videos and a paper trail for importing ak-47s in a shipping container full of washing machines. Have a nice holiday in Guantanamo.
I agree that this smells like a bad deal and I love Linux. However, open source advocates should also be careful not turn this education project into a battleground.
That's right. When there's a bug in my system that caused the users to loose data, I tell them that it was an Act of God. As usual, no amount of praying can fix it.:)
I live the in the UK and we experienced an earth quake near London a while back. It was something pathetic like 2.8 but it made big news. Lots of reporters sounding traumatised while trying to get answers from professionals. The BBC got an American expert out of bed for a phone interview and he more or less laughed. He explaned that there are hundreds of earthquakes every week and they are all at least this strong.
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And people will do that by investing in things that are historically safe, not new fangled structured credit products that some company tells you are safe.
How long is it before the Tomb Raider games actually star Angelina Jolie, hmm?
There's some pretty touching scenes in it too. Like the alienated husband and wife who are chatting on the same thread and are unaware of each others identity. It's a nice film, watch it.
It's really true and not just restricted to the internet. The newspapers my girlfriend reads are pretty rammed with content and advertisements. There's always quite a violent and vivid conflict of colours there too. :)
I love that movie, the ending is a bit too soppy but it's funny enough.
#12 Reading Fark.
I think we better call in The Hardly Boys.
I think you mean The Life of Brian...
Boring Prophet: There shall in that time be rumors of things going astray, erm, and there shall be a great confusion as to where things really are, and nobody will really know where lieth those little things with the sort of raffia-work base, that has an attachment. At that time, a friend shall lose his friend's hammer, and the young shall not know where lieth the things possessed by their fathers that their fathers put there only just the night before, about eight O'clock.
For a person that quotes Hitchhiker's Guide in their sig, you've got an awfully pesimistic view on the comedic potential of the universe.
It's not a penis, it's a snerkleopter.
Further to my previous post, E3 is the hex representation of the ASCII code for pi:
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It's 227 in decimal.
From your theory, Bass E would be keyboard note E3 which is key 32 on a standard piano. It is also 164.814Hz.
It's not really what I meant. The purpose of this project is to put computer hardware in front of every child. I think the choice of operating system is really not so important in comparison to that.
Exactly. While they're rooting your box they'll also add a few jihadi videos and a paper trail for importing ak-47s in a shipping container full of washing machines. Have a nice holiday in Guantanamo.
I agree that this smells like a bad deal and I love Linux. However, open source advocates should also be careful not turn this education project into a battleground.
I have no idea what you're talking about but I'm convinced that you're wrong.
That's right. When there's a bug in my system that caused the users to loose data, I tell them that it was an Act of God. As usual, no amount of praying can fix it. :)
And to make it all worse, you're letting the ants win too. Damn you!
The ants are finally tired of building my Java code for me I see.
Haha, you jest. We all know it can't be older than 6000 years!
People drive even more expensive cars on the road all the time. You see, we have this thing called insurance...
I live the in the UK and we experienced an earth quake near London a while back. It was something pathetic like 2.8 but it made big news. Lots of reporters sounding traumatised while trying to get answers from professionals. The BBC got an American expert out of bed for a phone interview and he more or less laughed. He explaned that there are hundreds of earthquakes every week and they are all at least this strong.
I agree with you in the main but I also hate how the GPs have made almost immediately switched context to Tibet. Dumbasses.
No, not that one. That's my country you bastard. :)
I'm not joking.