Maybe... it was WRITTEN... by William... SHATNER!

You clearly do not live in New York. New York State Consolidated Laws-Judiciary Law Article 16 521 states that all employers of 10+ employees must pay for full employee wages, at least for the first three days of service (with the state picking up the tab thereafter).

IANAL, and this does not constitute legal advice.

It's (pseudo-)random. Just because a particular sample is nonuniform in distribution does not mean that the governing process was flawed.

Where's the all of the above option here...

Sorry, dude. You mean Scourge of the Wastes. That's a lot of bad karma....

"All the world is queer save thee and me, and even thou art a little queer." - Robert Owen (to William Allen)

Don't get me wrong - he's a hell of an author. But his inclusion seems a bit odd, given that he doesn't really work in "the computer industry".

Of course, neither does Michael Dell.

Thanks, folks. I'll be here all week.

Skip TFA and go straight for the print view.

You check to see whether or not it looks more habitable than New Jersey.

How could you tell?

"I think I made the fish too hardcore."

Here you go.

The transistor was developed in 1947. If you're going to say that the transistor was invented in 1925 then you should also say that graphene was invented 1962. It wasn't until the late forties that they actually created a transistor just like it wasn't until 7 years ago that graphene was actually created.

BSNES would make a supercomputer beg for mercy. The author of the program even wrote an article entitled, "Why Perfect Hardware SNES Emulation Requires a 3GHz CPU." Just use SNES9X as it is pretty efficient and it doesn't suffer from some of the... errors... that the BSNES author harps on again and again in his defense of BSNES.

http://www.tested.com/news/why-perfect-hardware-snes-emulation-requires-a-3ghz-cpu/2712/