Dispicable.
A more appropriate test would be to see if you can pick the salesmen, project
"managers", and CEO's out of a linup of mass murderers and rapeists.
No, sorry that wouldn't be appropriate either, it would be compleatly unfair
to the rapeists.
--- "Horn, John" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am sure we will all agree this algorithum is somewhat flawed. In practice,
only half were acurate.
This algorithum does not seem to work. In practice it was acuate only %50 of
the time.
--- Jon Gabriel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://www.bookblog.net/gender/genie.html
>
> Very cool, even t
http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns4072
"Europe may be breathing a sigh of relief as its record-breaking
heatwave eases, but there is still plenty to worry about. Temperature
changes caused by global warming are likely to transform agriculture on
both sides of the Atlantic.
Whi
John Horn asked:
>
> I hope Alberto is OK.
>
I have nothing to do with this program. BTW, I may have some
good news on Tuesday.
People here blame USA sabotage for the failures of the VLS
rocket...
Alberto Monteiro
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Spammers can certainly be as creative as they can be annoying.
With MailWasher, I am bouncing and deleting an average of 30 messages a
day, probably twice that on weekends. I am assuming that those weekend
spammers have real jobs during the week. :-)
I received an email in my box today, but be
http://www.thesurrealist.co.uk/slogan.cgi?word=spleen
I hit it a few times. It was amusing.
Probably more amusing to people who've had an inside joke with "spleen"
than those who haven't
Julia
and the ultimate punchline in that joke was "the mommy gun"
_
Alberto Monteiro wrote:
> I have nothing to do with this program. BTW, I may have
> some good news on Tuesday.
Good news on both counts.
> People here blame USA sabotage for the failures of the VLS
> rocket...
That's ridiculous. We're far too busy sabotaging our *own*
space program to worry about
Jan Coffey wrote:
>
> I am sure we will all agree this algorithum is somewhat flawed. In practice,
> only half were acurate.
>
> This algorithum does not seem to work. In practice it was acuate only %50 of
> the time.
What's interesting is that it had me pegged correctly for 70% of my
responses,
Gary Nunn wrote:
>
> Spammers can certainly be as creative as they can be annoying.
>
> With MailWasher, I am bouncing and deleting an average of 30 messages a
> day, probably twice that on weekends. I am assuming that those weekend
> spammers have real jobs during the week. :-)
Actually, I ge
Anyone want to buy an attending and three child memberships to
Torcon? Cheryl & the kids are staying home this time.
With cordial regards,
David Brin
www.davidbrin.com
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