Comment Re:well... (Score 1) 428
I do try to temper my attitude with a rememberance of 'humanity' when it comes to mind
Both for them & me, bless us!
I do try to temper my attitude with a rememberance of 'humanity' when it comes to mind
Both for them & me, bless us!
Segway - 2-wheeled self-balancing electric vehicle.
Segue - smooth transition to another topic.
Sheesh -- exclamation of disapproving disbelief, usually low-volume.
These are not people who are self-teachers, because they don't go beyond what they need to know to do the task at hand. They stop learning because they stop exploring - they learn a limited amount because they have to, not because of any innate curiosity.
Oh, if only you could meet some colleagues here
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Oh, if only some useless manager could realize what the score is... Oh, it's a true delight to work alongside these
... these ... monkeys!
January 30, 1649.
Whitehall, London.
Completely forgotten.
Because for better or worse, the people put him there. It might not have been a good decision, he might not be a good person, but the people had a choice. Freedom means the ability to make bad choices.
Sadly, many of the people not only tolerate such choices by the president, they actually agree with these actions. This country has a lot of work to do to live up to its potential.
... or, if your names George W, the 'chads' put you there
Wake up, your Honor -- just say:
"You're dead, so you cannot bring this or any further actions in any court at all.
The plaintiff should go away and lie down."
Nice, moderate post.
Sorry I've no points to allocate.
I dont think Windows 7 is any better than Windows Vista. Marginally faster compared to Vista but being faster than Vista is like winning special olympics, youre still a retard.
Your point is completely obscured by the unfortunate choice of language.
This is a little off-topic and not the easiest thing (for me) to formulate:
Where do you get the money to pay these taxes from? If you're employed, then it comes from your employer.
So, why do you have to respond to the govenment's demands to know all your private affairs so that they can say, well that means you get to pay more because you have a 6-roomed house or foreign holidays
Maybe people regard it as their democratic right to pay taxes? Just as much as you have a democratic right for anyone to help themselves to your money!
As an employee, you're paid out of the income of your employer. The employer also gets to pay taxes, unless it's the government, or some charity or some state-owned other enterprise
If it's complicated, it's flawed.
An income tax system is a popular sacred cow. Popular because people think it implies equality. It's a sacred cow because no-one questions its validity.
What other means are there of raising money to pay for (needed) government-supplied goods & services?
That's the starting point - but if the response is that there can not be any other reasonable ways, then you've simply tuned out.
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The meek may inherit the earth, but the strong shall take the stairs.
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Fixed that.
Too bloody right.
Ubuntu might make it if they learn a lot more of MS's undoubted knowledge of what (the vast majority of) users know & want.
But it might have been out by an hour or so when it stopped. When could it ever be correct?
These are worrying times
Thanks - I understand now: confused by your over-estimating your own limited abilities
In the real world, not everyone is all touchy feely with each other all the time. You are the one that needs to do some maturing if you can't even handle a (rather mellow) harshly worded response directed at someone else.
Hell, it was even a rather insightful post, without any profanity to boot!
Oh well, here you go:
The real world -- substitute 'my' for 'the real', perhaps?
Not everyone -- usual overstatement lacking reason.
All touchy feely -- see above.
All the time -- ditto.
Can't handle -- missing the point, there (you, that is.)
Directed at someone else -- think about that, do.
Hope that helps.
DES algorithm is quite similar to AES and Blowfish.
In that they're both block ciphers, yes. That's where the similarity ends; AES doesn't even use a Feistel network. Your comparison is like saying that a flintlock rifle is just like an M1 tank. In other words, you have absolutely no clue what you're talking about.
Hey, try a dose of maturity -- you might get to like it.
And then, you just might learn to behave better when replying to a post.
Or not.
The opposite of a correct statement is a false statement. But the opposite of a profound truth may well be another profound truth. -- Niels Bohr
