The details of the employment relationship are confidential.
Urban legend.
Details of the employment relationship are only confidential if it is specified as such in a contract. There is no basis in any state or federal law that provides for confidentiality.
Nickelback recycles their songs. Several years ago someone mathematically picked apart their songs and showed they are all the same.
I can't seem to find it, but I did find this example from the wayback machine: http://web.archive.org/web/20070928171441/http://www.thewebshite.net/nickelback.htm
Amazon.com has everything you require except lossless format. They even have a download manager available as
256 kbps mp3s are acceptable to my non-audiophile ear, so I'm satisfied. In fact, I hadn't bought music in years, but now,... well, it's sometimes real easy to get click-happy!
Thanks. Yes it looks to me like we are in, or close to, the endgame.
Reading that just gave me chills. Thanks for your work.
T-Mobile To Go prepaid is $.10/min. once you load $100, plus minutes last for a year. Any amount reloaded restarts the one year, so if you still have a $50 after a year a $10 bump will then give you a $60 balance good for a year.
Really. Can you cite a source? I've seen this stated time and again and after an exhaustive search I cannot find any state that makes it illegal to disclose true and factual information about a previous employee.
This can occur here in Erie. It use to be a somewhat common occurance that someone's Cell One Dobson phone would connect to a Rogers tower across the lake. In every instance I know of a phone call and some bitching to Dobson got the charges fully removed.
As a Gentoo fanboy, I've been using a custom Gentoo install on my 900 since I got it last summer. Last night I burned eeebuntu to a dvd and ran it as a livecd. I'm now currently backing up my ~/ to install it. It's that good.
Of course they could have, but would it be necessary to avoid any confusion? I doubt it.
Do you really believe that someone read the title and wondered which Linus the topic was about?
Because of the context used, I think it's completely reasonable to refer to him by his first name.
Do you really think someone on
And only if they do not willingly archive said emails.
I had no idea exactly how big either. From your link:
[...]imagine the IPv4 address space is the 1.6-inch square above. In that case, the IPv6 address space would be represented by a square the size of the solar system.
If all else fails, lower your standards.
