Comment Re:So what? (Score 1) 412
This is the only supplement of these types I have ever used. It sure helps with jet lag.
This is the only supplement of these types I have ever used. It sure helps with jet lag.
Frequent fliers have known this for years - but don't do it if they want to keep their status and award miles.
However - for infrequent fliers - or fliers who don't care about status or award miles - this is the way to go.
I'd add that the UPSs I have purchased in the past have failed more often than the computers I had plugged into them. No more UPSs for me, thanks.
Absolutely. Then I want and had some dark chocolate because someone somewhere said it was good for me.
This is exactly what the Medical Device tax - that was a part of Obamacare - does. Taxes Medical Device Manufacturer's top line, not the bottom line.
My local phone company finally started unbundling DSL and land-line, which played a part in our own cord-cutting.
Wow - TiVo is still around? who knew?
LOL. If you want actual news, subscribe to your local paper.
Oh yeah - newspapers. A perfect source for about 1% of yesterday's news.
We cut the cord 3 years ago November 1st. The only think I really miss is college football - but hey - there is a radio for that! And now that I have Sonos, which I can use to pipe TuneIn throughout the house and listen - it's awesome. Netflix is the only content we pay for on a monthly basis, and it'll be another year before I've watched everything on there I want to see.
Weaponized PowerPoint is redundant. Powerpoint has been a weapon against clear thinking, preparing for a meeting, and keeping people interested in what you're saying for a long time.
And, of course, PowerPoint has already caused the space shuttle to crash. http://www.washingtonpost.com/...
There is a series of articles out there on the Interwebs about a company losing a satellite because they couldn't use the patented Boeing math.
However - back to the original comment - since you *are* a patent attorney - is the original statement "you can't copyright the math" true? or false? Thanks!
Totally agree. Maybe once a month a single 'spam' message ends up in my inbox, and maybe 2 or 3 non-spam ends up in my spam folder. But even the ones that end up in the spam folder are from mailing lists or subscriptions. I've never had an actual hand-written e-mail from a person I know, writing to me about something we actually need to discuss, end up in the spam folder.
This.
Finland, Finland, Finland.
Finland has it all.
"The eleventh commandment was `Thou Shalt Compute' or `Thou Shalt Not Compute' -- I forget which." -- Epigrams in Programming, ACM SIGPLAN Sept. 1982