I have to agree. Maybe I am just becoming jaded in my later years, but when I see any 'Best Companies to Work For' list, I just assume it is the list of companies that gave the most money to the author/organization that published the list...
Quaid... Start the reactor...
NHL.tv allows you to watch all games for a monthly or yearly fee. Local and national games (NHL Network or NBC Sports) are blacked out but you can use a VPN like Unblock-Us or similar to get around it...
It's been a better experience for more than 30 years. I'm old enough to remember the Commodore 64, and pirated software was always preferred over the on-disk protection that slowly destroyed your drive, or needing the 3rd word on the 5th page of a manual, or some strange wheel with codes on them...
3 to 5 years? I was a catcher in little league in the '70s and was taught how to frame pitches. It's been done as long as there have been umpires calling balls and strikes...
Along these same lines, I use CF.lumen on my Android phone. I does the same thing, making the display warmer at night. Much easier on the eyes.
You have to love autocorrect. This made me picture a bunch of Chippendale dancers eating burritos...
They won't show the videos, but they will trip over each other trying to be the first to identify a gunman every time there is some kind of mass shooting...
What county has alcohol freely available? I need to move there...
Considering what flying is like these days, this might be an improvement...
Except the laces keep getting stuck in my teeth...
What? Please put *SPOILERT ALERT* next time.
I couldn't agree more. I used to think that the RHCE was a joke, and anyone could get one, but after taking the exam last year, I definitely respect anyone that passes it. I've been using Linux for 15+ years, and I found it very challenging. I struggled with a few of the things I don't do on a day-to-day basis, but having years of experience I was able to work through them.
I though they all ended when you reached the kill screen. What? There are no kill screens anymore?
"What man has done, man can aspire to do." -- Jerry Pournelle, about space flight
