If only there were some sort of software that would backup your Ipod and it's data including the music. We could call it I touch music or maybe Itunes or something.
Oh, please. You really never heard of software (hey, Microsoft Office, your ears burning?) which locks itself to the serial number of the CPU or equivalent hardware?
Murder is a bad thing (let's at least agree on that). So why is the beheading of one person so drastically more awful than the deliberate killing (usually with a gun) of thousands of people whose only crime was not practising the exact same brand of Islam as ISIS? Does nobody here, or at YouFaceTubeBook, care that ISIS is deliberately killing whole villages?
Would it have been OK to kill a kidnapped journalist with a Kevorkian cocktail?
And who's inch? The Danish classic inch and the British aren't even the same.
Oblig: lose the damn apos'trophe there.
Anyway, it was Hedwig's .
Instead of having software automatically remove every alleged infracting page, how about having the software automatically send a notice back informing the complainant of a lack of credible evidence, and dropping all the takedown notices into some summer intern's Inbox?
I mean, jeez...
Take the what? Is this my browser? I don't know what the hell you're talking about.
Take the comma,
Thanks folks, I'll be here all week. Try the Snakehead.
Let's face it, the Onion is a well known satyrical news site and there is no real confusion about it's satyrical[sic] nature for most open minded people with a well developed sense of humor.
Which rules out most FB users. Have you not heard of http://literallyunbelievable.org?
This exact topic has been on
/. may be a software-centric site, but those of us in mechanical, electrical, optical, materials, and other branches of engineering are in the same basic position. But sadly, even in businesses which promote engineers into senior roles end up respecting people primarily on the basis of how many direct reports (that's the term for peons whose salaries they determine) they control. Until you're able to rate people by the quality/quantity of output regardless of altitude in the org chart, this problem will continue.
"Thud," in the Discworld series. Just sayin...
(basically I'm saying quit calling these asshats trolls. It gives trolls a bad name)
That is a false statement.
No, *this* is a false statement.
I guess if you want to study un-particles, you have to be un-interested.
And quite possibly un-paid .
Thanks, folks, try the veal.
a Triceratops riding John Wilkes Boothe.
I can't decide whether this is funnier with or without a hyphen between "Triceratops" and "riding."
Now engineer a fruit fly the size of a dog and run the test again. I bet response time goes way up.
Geez, quit giving Michael Crichton ideas for his next "OMG Technology Bad!!!" novel.
Now, engineer a dog the size of a fruit fly and the whole "pooper scooper" paradigm goes away. No need for specialized dog parks; heck, no need to walk your dog any farther than around the dining room table! I, for one, welcome our new micro-sized Man's Best Friends!
Well, this leads directly to the heart of the Open Source movement. Compare with Firefox: some nice guys at tenfourfox put out PPC versions of every FF update. If the Skype source were available, the same could be done here (at least in theory, if Skype didn't choose to block it at their end).
After a number of decimal places, nobody gives a damn.
