Comment: Re:Nice. (Score 3, Insightful) 394
And, Solyndra ends up like Solyndra because we lost a subsidy battle with China.
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And, Solyndra ends up like Solyndra because we lost a subsidy battle with China.
They're trying to paint juvenile attacks and posting private data with a veneer of social justice. I've actually wasted my time digging through a couple of their dumps. They're completely arbitrary. I'm sure their membership trawls the interwebz looking for vulnerable systems, and when they're digging around one associated with a "bad guy," they post what they've found and pat themselves on the back. Real social justice is based on a philosophy more distinct than "ooh lookie what WE found!".
I plan on cannibalizing the well-prepared. As well as being a plan of least resistance, you tasty folks out there with foresight probably eat well, so I imagine I'll be treated with a delectable, low-fat, low-sodium, granola-fed lean meat.
"owes" in what sense? As in, owes a politician protection money?
Seems like any time someone has a popular video, another user rips it and uploads under their username it to steal hits. The copies and compilations make it really hard to find original content when you're doing searches.
A while back I found a good chart of radiation levels and from memory 300 miles up was the point where radiation levels were too high for permanent human occupation. I wonder if this was the cause...
I bet it's more than that. A guy I used to work with couldn't get in touch w/ a client we were doing support for and guessed the password. I have no clue what he was getting into, but our clients are Fortune 500 companies.
So, the only option is to keep them imprisoned?
All the same, I'm more interested in the "how fast can you get daddy another beer?" experiment.
Exactly how a lot of people ended up in Gitmo. Besides the hundreds we've released already, there are other innocent men certified as such by our intelligence services that they won't release.
There's a difference between obeying the letter of the law and defrauding companies too small to ever fight back.
It's great that he's given so much to charities, but if he's still pushing to the top of the list, that should tell us all he's not giving away relatively much of his fortune.
Just the part we're worried about.
Will it pretend to ignore you while hitting on a co-ed at the end of the bar? I really won't feel comfortable unless it tries to short me change and hope I'm too drunk to notice, then give me a dirty look when I skimp on the tip.
But, for the previous residents of my house. They must have been some interesting characters. Lots of collections stuff continued to arrive and some total information awareness database finally associated my home phone number with the address as well, so I was getting upwards of 5 calls a day from collections agencies for them. And, they were complete dicks when I'd tell them they had the wrong phone number and address. At one point, my CELL phone number started getting calls for them, but that only happened a few times.
The worst thing about the whole ordeal is that it turned me into an asshole whenever I get calls for merchants. I got so many calls, I got into the habit of just cussing out any of the collectors or anyone using a collector's con to figure out who lived at my number. That eventually bled over to any merchants who called.
If you look like your driver's license photo -- see a doctor. If you look like your passport photo -- it's too late for a doctor.