Comment Re:Join the Mobile Infantry and save the Galaxy (Score 1) 90
I actually read the book, and enjoyed the movie more. Yes they're completely different. Yes the book is good. But that's one of my all time favorite movies ever.
I actually read the book, and enjoyed the movie more. Yes they're completely different. Yes the book is good. But that's one of my all time favorite movies ever.
For every 1 person like you who boycotts Walmart, there are 500 big fat chesseburger eating americans that spend the majority of their income there.
Times are changing and Walmart has managed to adapt.
As far as I'm concerned, local shops were already doomed. 75% of the things I buy are ordered via internet from some warehouse.
I know I certainly don't!
Apparently I'm in the minority because today our company got owned by this thing.
Our IT staff is a joke though. Hundreds of employees and their solution was to have someone walk around from cubical to cubical telling everyone not to open the e-mail (of course even after being told people were still opening the PDF). These things filled everyone's inboxes for about two hours before the exchange server finally crashed.
Apparently we've got other critical tasks being ran on the same box(s) as well so it didn't just affect our e-mail.
It looks like the camera might be a ContourHD. If so, it does indeed have frickin' lasers
Technology can fly a plane from JFK to Heathrow. What it can't do is take off from JFK and land at Heathrow.
I'm fairly sure modern airliners can indeed take off and land themselves.
Install NoScript.
Disable cookies and scripting by default.
White list who you want to allow.
Problem solved.
War crimes are more important to YOU. I'm sure the two "victims" think quite differently about the relative importance of the alleged crimes.
Yes, until the US napalms their house. Don't worry, I'm sure the media will tell us all about the mishap.
It's a near field communication chip, which isn't easily readable from more than a few centimeters away.
Yeah that's how it was intended, but as we all know things don't always work in the real world as they do on paper.
"Conversion, fastidious Goddess, loves blood better than brick, and feasts most subtly on the human will." -- Virginia Woolf, "Mrs. Dalloway"