Comment Re:Why do companies keep thinking people *want* th (Score 4, Insightful) 125
Put handlebars on a 747. Then if you can ride a bike you're a pilot!
Put handlebars on a 747. Then if you can ride a bike you're a pilot!
Without the force of Churchill's personality, it's likely that the government would have been swayed by Lord Halifax into making some kind of settlement with Hitler.
In that case, the other things wouldn't have had the chance to happen.
Maybe the US would still have got the A-bomb. But with only one front to fight on it's possible the Germans would too.
Threats and insults aren't the same thing. What a bunch of idiots, someone should nuke them.
Oracle could build out HR and Financials components, leveraging the Salesforce cloud platform, giving them a true Enterprise level offering that nobody else has on a cloud platform.
This little upstart begs to differ http://hcp.sap.com/index.html
You don't have to have visited a place (or even be able to point it out on a map) to be a total expert on it here.
I agree. Whereas Farty Ferret, Naughty Narwhal, Puffy Polecat - you can't get more professional sounding than that.
They probably use cloudpointers to dynamically vault the constraingarden's wall, or something like that.
Oh stop it, you silly wankri.
As the good book saith, "If the cap[1] fits, wear it."
[1] not that you'd be seen dead in anything so mainstream.
21st. Kudos for spotting the gag, though.
Still, having a tax authority runs at a loss is an, ummm, "impressive" feat. Of course its employees make quite a healthy profit...
Two whole kilos? You big wet ponce.
Try a D900TM7700.
How about not wearing a trilby two sizes too small for you, you metrosexual hipster shitcock?
Assuming that nobody is born able to program, play music or do any other artificial skill, then people must travelling from the left arm to the right one as they pick up experience.
So why is the "bridge" so low? There must be people on that part of the curve to top up the elites as they retire, die, join communes in Vermont etc. Do they pass through it very fast? I don't see a plausible case for that. It's not like there's one or two magic things you need to grok and voila, you're Dennis Ritchie.
Pair reading. It's like, totally agile and stuff.
Solutions are obvious if one only has the optical power to observe them over the horizon. -- K.A. Arsdall