Comment no need, where my upstairs neighbor is concerned (Score 1) 125
I can definitely tell when she has an elevated heart rate, not to mention the timing of each thrust. No advanced technology required.
Do you truly, honestly, I mean...REALLY believe that Microsoft expends any time at all even thinking about ReactOS or WINE, let alone worrying about the
Seriously, answer seriously, please.
Pass word selection ability of people seems to be pathetic.
And?
My door is super easy to kick in too. So what? That's why we punish such things, instead of requiring everyone to live in a fort.
So smart. So ethical. And he has binders on everyone, not just women.
You must be so proud.
It doesn't work to do this with a democratic government. We need a monarchy
Well, we're getting close
But the administration (who I voted for and otherwise support) and the NSA are full of people who were conducing what should be illegal and probably are unconstitutional US spying operations IN THE UNITED STATES.
Yeah, have you given some thought to that? This NSA you've been ranting about has been Obama's NSA for over half a decade. He's in charge. He's responsible.
... that just might puncture some inflated egos.
Nah. That would require self-reflection.
Please give me some sort of source to your claim.
According to this page the average number of bus passengers in the UK is 9, and buses get about 6 MPG. So that is 54 passenger-miles per gallon, which is about as good as one person in an electric car, or two people in a gasoline powered car. But even that overstates the case for buses, since they drive a fixed non-optimal route, where a car goes directly to the passenger's destination, so the "miles" are not equivalent.
So
why can't google and everyone else support public transportation?
lobby SF and California to build some train tracks and stops at the big corporate parks to start and build out from there to the smaller towns.
i'm all for car ownership and driving on weekends but when you have the same trip that so many people take everyday there should be a public option
1. Freedom.
2. Groceries.
3. Children.
Not necessarily in that order.
Holy Christopher Columbus! Was it bring your favourite programming language to work month?
Seriously, this is a clear indication to me that this thing probably had all the halmarks of bad projects:
Managing that brittle monstrosity is going to be painful over the long haul. I feel for whoever gets that job.
The questions for those of us in the business: Why do we continue the cycle of poor craftsmanship/performance? What can we do about it?
500M for a website isn't possible. Period.
Anything is possible. The real question: is it probable?
It has just been discovered that research causes cancer in rats.
