> RoMunn wrote:
> GORE MANSION USES 20X AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD
Oh you're just jealous because Gore has a mansion and hollywood chicks.
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While what someone does, can be nifty, that shouldn't be what
you base your decisions on.
Rather, there's this Buddha "quote":
Do not believe in anything simply because you have heard it. Do not
believe in anything simply because it is spoken and rumored by many.
Do not believe in anything simply
Back to the original point of the thread, I just saw this little tidbit on
Drudge:
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POWER: GORE MANSION USES 20X AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD; CONSUMPTION INCREASE AFTER
'TRUTH'
Mon Feb 26 2007 17:16:14 ET
The Tennessee Center for Policy Research, an independent, nonprofit and
nonpartisan research organiz
> Dana wrote:
> well they are pretty entrenched you know, so that's a big question. I
> suppose that campaign finance reform might be a start. It's a start
> that would probably take 30 years to take effect, but it's a start.
>
What's the goal? The elimination of corporations or better regulation
On 2/26/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > denHague wrote:
> > See, that's what bugs the crap outta me. These cars could be doing
> > well over 200 mph--
> > Limiters == better sport.
> >
>
> There's so much I just don't get about NASCAR. I love cars, and my
> in-laws are pit bosses so
> -Original Message-
> From: Charlie Griefer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 4:58 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: How long do you expect
>
> i think a lot of that depends on documentation.
>
> if there's no documentation, they should consider themselves lu
Only one way to know for sure-- I'm gonna have to go out
and get me a PS3 and do some troubleshooting.
Yup. *sigh* Sike.
I really should buy me a toy-- been far too long...
On 2/26/07, Paul Ihrig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i can play Fall of man with out any problems online.
> can browse the
It's a full fledged app, we're making changes to the system, they're
required for a certification we're trying to get. I haven't seen any
business rules, I've got requirements based on the certification we're
trying to get. They're under a crunch, the app has to be ready for
certification in May.
well they are pretty entrenched you know, so that's a big question. I
suppose that campaign finance reform might be a start. It's a start
that would probably take 30 years to take effect, but it's a start.
On 2/26/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Dana wrote:
> > of course. A
> > corp
And, of course, the size of the app, the complexity, and your role in
the process.
Are you just a line coder? Helping write the tech specs? Doing the
business analysis? Fixing errors or writing new code? How well
documented are the business rules?
Is it a simple website, or a full-fledged applica
> Scott wrote:
> They're telling me that I'm not fast enough and that there's things that I
> didn't catch that I should of. Do I just suck or are they being
> unreasonable.
>
Of course it depends on complexity, size, etc, but I onboard
developers (onshore, offshore, nearshore) almost every day an
The price of the CF server is part of the reason I ended up getting out of
it. The market wouldn't pay for apps that they had to purchase a CF license
for also.
> -Original Message-
> From: Gruss Gott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 3:58 PM
> To: CF-Community
>
This one doesn't have any docs, it's primarily been developed by one guy..
-Original Message-
From: Charlie Griefer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 4:58 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: How long do you expect
i think a lot of that depends on documentation.
if t
i think a lot of that depends on documentation.
if there's no documentation, they should consider themselves lucky
that somebody took on the project at all.
that's just IMO of course. I have yet to come across a project with
documentation (or ample documentation).
On 2/26/07, Scott Stewart <[EM
A developer that's new on a project to ramp up to development speed. I've
been on this project for two weeks, of that two weeks the first one was
spent getting me set up and going over the app, I've completed my first week
of development.
They're telling me that I'm not fast enough and that the
1. Not sure really, but there are two road races every year. One in Watkins
Glen and the other in Sonoma. Both are right-left turn tracks. Pretty fun to
watch.
2. Because they will go over 200 MPH on some tracks and will have
spectacular accidents that can and have resulted in death. The accidents
i can play Fall of man with out any problems online.
can browse the web & the store.
today seems like i saw a sys maintenance message, so that may be it.
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> denHague wrote:
> See, that's what bugs the crap outta me. These cars could be doing
> well over 200 mph--
> Limiters == better sport.
>
There's so much I just don't get about NASCAR. I love cars, and my
in-laws are pit bosses so I hear enough about it, but here's what I
don't get:
1.) The ci
> Dana wrote:
> of course. A
> corporation is a legal entity. You are patronizing the wrong girl,
Let's try this from a different angle: if you claim that corporations
are a huge problem, what is it that you claim is the solution?
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> dMan wrote:
> Much as how people tout the ease of use of CF as a reason for paying
> the $$$ for it, this analogy is.
Ha! That's true, that's how I got into CF in the first place: it
provided an easy way for people that could learn HTML a way to RAD DB
driven web apps.
If you put the PS3 in a DMZ, it should be like 123.
to use a bunch o treez.
Are you sure it's really in The Zone?
On 2/26/07, Paul Ihrig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ok..
> have a problem.
>
> i have a d-link di-624 wireless router.
> if i play Resistance fall of man online every thing is fine
>
On 2/26/07, Bruce Sorge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...
> in the military. Man was that every the thrill of a lifetime. Going over 160
> MPH around a two mile track gives me a whole new level of respect for the
See, that's what bugs the crap outta me. These cars could be doing
well over 200 mph--
ok..
have a problem.
i have a d-link di-624 wireless router.
if i play Resistance fall of man online every thing is fine
if i try Call of Duty 3, it just craps out.
i have tried the faq here: http://tinyurl.com/3999bv
and here: http://tinyurl.com/3a5f7w
called d-link tech support. but between la
I separate them just fine Robert it's just that saying that well,
RJ Reynolds killed a million people or two pushing a product that they
knew damn well was lethal, but their stockholders who made a profit
thereby are all really nice people individually just doesn't do it for
me somehow. I hear
On 2/26/07, Nick McClure <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Apple doesn't make the motherboard, or the processor, they were both
> designed and manufactured by Intel. I'm pretty sure Lucent still makes the
> wireless stuff for them. Apple isn't a hardware company anymore than Dell
> is. Dell has a l
Found out about this today. Maybe it'll interest others
Some piece of software is given away each day.
http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/
--
"We all had delusions in our heads,
we all had our minds made up for us,
we had to believe in something,
so we did."
Have you read Post Capitalist Society, by Peter Drucker? We are
corporations, because we own them, bit by bit, through funds and pensions.
Corporations do not have the responsibilities of individuals, but the
individuals who make up the staff and shareholders of corporations do.
Pension plans and
On 2/26/07, Jerry Barnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Then, why, o why, do we need more laws?"
>
> Slippery slope here.
>
> It could lead to saying we don't need to watch out for things that
> don't happen that much.
Honestly, I'd prefer it if EVERYTHING was done by society, vs.
the .gubmint. Bu
well, it's gorgeous outside today. It's about 75F and blue, blue
skies. Maybe it'll stay this way for a while
On 2/26/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Zapster wrote:
> > 1. Dallas had a huge dust storm blow through on Saturday
>
> I saw that on the news! Wicked looking. I'll be co
of course it is. You are splitting hairs. Exactly what legal
environment do you think we live in? Problems in modern American law
are problems that exist here today. ::eyeroll:: If you are trying to
say that it is a lagal problem, the answer again is of course. A
corporation is a legal entity. You
Moving along at near super-sonic speeds,
Capt. Gott pulls the eject lever.
On 2/26/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Assuming all of this is true (I'm no legal scholar), then it's still
> not a problem with corporations: the first four words of you sentence
> are "In modern America
> Zapster wrote:
> 1. Dallas had a huge dust storm blow through on Saturday
I saw that on the news! Wicked looking. I'll be coming down next
week so hopefully you'll have some good weather to welcome me;
especially since we just got dumped on here with a foot of snow.
~~
Man, so sorry to hear that Zaphod.
I know how those storms are in Dallas. I live in Fort Worth for about 10
years and have experienced some of what that area has to offer in regards to
weather. The ice storms I think are the worse. Well, those and the
tornadoes.
I sincerely hope the rest of the wee
Sure.
Much like a sports team where you cheer for a team, in racing, we cheer for
a particular driver and/or car. In my case, I started getting into NASCAR
with the driver of the number 16 car, Greg Biffle because he drove the
National Guard car and I am in the National Guard. Well, his team owner
hmmm... let see.
1. Dallas had a huge dust storm blow through on Saturday
2. The winds were so strong it blew over power line poles
3. My power went out at 1:00pm.
4. I was picking up a part for the hot tub when the power went out
5. My wife was out shopping with her mom (her mom drove so she didn
"My driver" usually means the driver you root for (based on car
colors, sponsors, driving style, winning percentage, whether your
father likes them, whose bandwagon is full today).
But in this case, it _could_ mean the driver he rode around the track with.
On 2/26/07, G Money <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 2/26/07, Bruce Sorge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sunday was Chalet Village day where we got to meet drivers, go to the pits
> and garage. That was such a cool experience. Those cars are so impressive.
> After the pit visit it was back to the grandstand where we watched the
> Nextel Cup race.
Well this was a very awesome weekend to say the least.
Thursday my daughter and I went to Fan Fest at California Motor Speedway and
bought some nice NASCAR gear and got autographs as well as watching driver
interviews.
Saturday we went back to the Speedway and watched the Metal Mulisha perform
so
I like my PC for entertainment, I can't play many games on the Mac, that I
can play on my PC.
Does your wife's Uncle do sports photography? I completely agree with the
comment about 99% composition, but when I need to stop a hockey puck or a
baseball I can't do that with a point a shoot. The best
> Nick wrote:
> I'd like to use the PC more, but the quality of streaming media isn't that
> good yet
You're not their core customer as you're all into your PCs and your
work. They're looking for the person that's a music nut, a TV nut, a
movie nut. The people who bought the original iPod becaus
I love when he tries to use the jedi mind trick on the cop:
"You are not going to arrest me"
"Shut the phuck up."
On 2/23/07, Bruce Sorge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> As a total Star Wars geek, I love it. They did a great job with the light
> sabers. Especially when that one dude used the force
> Jerry wrote:
> "Then, why, o why, do we need more laws?"
>
> Slippery slope here.
>
I can only hope that people who perpetually think more government is
the solution somehow learn their lesson.
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That may be their niche, which would be interesting. But their going to be
competing with Cable providers with set-top boxes.
I pay my monthly fee to Insight or who ever and get a box that does it all.
I like my Media Center PC, and I like the integration between it in my xBox.
But usually if I'm
> Nick wrote:
> See that is the difference. I don't want something just because it is
> better, stronger, faster or more expensive. I've never wanted the latest
> and the greatest.
>
So you never see a new movie? You just watch your old ones over and
over because "they get the job done"?
My poin
I looked at all those links, I like the little notes about Ram
configuration, like the Apple using 4 512 sticks, and the Dell using 2 1gig
sticks or 1 2gig stick. In several the Dell comes with a monitor, while the
Mac doesn't. I can always spec out a more expensive system, it isn't hard.
Apple do
"Then, why, o why, do we need more laws?"
Slippery slope here.
It could lead to saying we don't need to watch out for things that
don't happen that much.
Where do you draw the line? What situations apply (politicking in
class, shoplifting, hate speech, demonstrating, sleeping with
students, etc
> Dana wrote:
> In modern American law corporations have the rights of persons bu none
> of he responsibilities.
Assuming all of this is true (I'm no legal scholar), then it's still
not a problem with corporations: the first four words of you sentence
are "In modern American Law".
~~~
> gMan wrote:
> That space is becoming digital entertainment: movies, music,
> television, the Internet, communications. In this space Apple has
> been a disruptor with iTunes and iPods.
Note that this commercial, broadcast during the Academy Awards, was
done using classic movie and TV characters
How can it be the greatest show on Earth if it only lasts two days? The Mardi
Gras parties in New Orleans last 13 days and the Carnival season starts January
7. Come On!
:)
>http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1592816,00.html
>
>"For the two days preceding Ash Wednesday in Trinidad
I would imagine building customer confidence back up will be a P.I.T.A.
On 2/24/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This is news footage of a KFC/Taco bell in Manhattan that is INFESTED
> with RATS! Not mice, RATS!
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=su0U37w2tws
>
>
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