Comment Re:false (Score 1) 202
Not to mention that if you're exercising, you're probably not eating something, like a snack. So many people have little snacks here and there, and that adds up.
Not to mention that if you're exercising, you're probably not eating something, like a snack. So many people have little snacks here and there, and that adds up.
I'm turned on by Cowboy Neal.
Wait, what was the question?
I don't give a flying fuck if ET has visited us, unless they want to help us figure our shit out. Short of that, they're welcome to visit, buy some trinkets, experience our culture, and find out how easy earth girls are. I'll just be trying to make sure the servers are working when they try to buy something online, and they're welcome to send me an email if it's not, and then I'll just submit a change ticket to fix the issue, and then they'll send another email after the fix has been implemented because now something else broke, and I'll have to submit another change ticket to fix that too, and then they'll get food poisoning at Chipotle's, and refuse to come back after all of that, and give 1 star reviews on Yelp for earth.
That's not PowerShell for Linux. It's PowerShell for managing Linux machines from Windows machines. Not the same thing.
> ported Powershell to Linux
What? That's news to me. There's Pash, but that's not from Microsoft, and it's very, very alpha.
Not ever, I mean, I got at least 3 hours...uhh 2 hours of...okay 1 hour of sleep last night. I'm good. I'll just read through a few more stories...
You'll never get that from Linux, but you will get this from a particular distribution of Linux, like, say, Ubuntu.
I think he does believe in evolution, but he's an opportunist, and a politician who will say whatever he needs to say to appeal to his base. Basically, I think he's lying.
> If the machines are faulty you will need to prove that. Go... do so. However the records are probably off limits. Which is going to make your job extremely hard to do. But if someone can write an emulator I think someone can reverse engineer one of these boxes easily enough.
That assumes the fraud is happening at the level of the voting machines, when it could easily be at a level higher than that.
I don't disagree with you about the external costs, but I've never been able to work out why the approximate external costs of an industry isn't directly charged to that industry as a licensing fee or additional tax charge.
Because there's never enough political capital to make that happen. The industry would succeed in fighting it by spouting scary words like, "big government."
Children can't consent, so no, that can't happen.
The software can be built to adjust its interface accordingly to the device that it's being displayed on. That's the point of convergence. No need to compromise.
I'm not even going to blame her for this issue. She's not an IT person. That's not her job. I'm going to blame all the IT people that worked with her that never said anything, or raised any kind of fuss over the problem.
I think they meant non-undisclosed, which is a perfectly cromulent word. Irregardless, we should all be carefuller with grammar.
The thing everyone should really be worried about is the Cowboy Nealarity.
"What man has done, man can aspire to do." -- Jerry Pournelle, about space flight
