Comment Re:Big Mac (Score 1) 351
That's pretty ridiculous. The Big Mac is made with 100% pure beef.
McRibs and McNuggets, on the other hand...
That's pretty ridiculous. The Big Mac is made with 100% pure beef.
McRibs and McNuggets, on the other hand...
Depends on the situation.
F-16: "Flight 17, you are off course. Come to heading 271."
Jet: "Oops. Sorry. A little stressed up here."
On the other hand...
F-16: "Flight 17, you are off course. Come to heading 271."
Jet: "Kiss my ass, yankee imperialist swine! We're blowin' up Tallahassee!"
will probably get you shot down.
[...] you can reprogram the primary buttons to anything you like.
What about the secondary buttons? And does it seem odd that you have primary buttons? Wouldn't you have a primary button, a secondary button, and a tertiary button?
Then again, I use a trackpad...
... just what would the fighter escort hope to accomplish?
About the only thing I can think of would be to escort the plane along it's new route.
I assume that the plane was rerouted on a pretty much direct route from where they were to Atlanta. They'd want to make sure that the airplane stayed over relatively unpopulated areas in the event of an explosion.
But does anyone else remember Time Trax? Cute show...don't know that I'd call it a "best" show but I liked it.
Amazon Lockers is something similar. There's a bunch of caveats (it has to be ordered from Amazon, not a partner, etc.) but my roomate used it recently and it worked fine.
A bar wouldn't survive very long if they made a habit of posting embarrassing moments from their surveillance tapes on the web.
You must not watch much YouTube. There are tons of "funny" surveillance camera video from different places. Hell, you can even make money selling them to TV shows.
Two words: X-Ray Specs.
But no Marvel characters?
"No Soap, Radio!"
You have never heard of a Shaggy Dog Story?
Yeah. 99% of all users don't care about stability (3, 4) or security (5).
Just because he uses ugly computer terms doesn't mean that those don't translate into improvements that a mother could love.
Kh-11 SSL FBI cypherpunk Attorney General HAMASMOIS Roswell Power Syria Food Poisoning cryptanalysis North Korea Verisign halcon Nuclear facility
Of course you're right--I started with the presumption of guilt.
About the only difference I would make is I would be fine with the government keeping the cash but paying it back if the person is found not guilty. So they don't have to return the original $20,000 but if found not guilty, I'd better be getting a check for $20,000 posthaste.
I'd fix that particular problem by very noisily firing anyone that I heard say that or act as if they felt that.
All that really does is move the particular problem underground. So the person wouldn't overtly say something like, "Women aren't good programmers--they don't have the brains for it." But they'd still think it. And they'd still go out of their way to not hire women for the position using other criteria: "I just think Dan is a better choice than Barbara--he seemed to communicate better than Barbara did."
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler." -- Albert Einstein