works as long as the cohort isn't carrying concealed.

eventually it all ends up like the car companies in the 70s. as one Ford manager said, " the great thing about the car industry is that you don't have to know anything about cars! " Ford survived, Chevy just barely. MS could learn a lesson here.

not sure about overloading, but it can be called just like a regular function. 12 Days o Christmas

Oh yeah, almost forgot. I still have my Post 1447 student's slide rule from sometime in the early 70's!

HP 15C from 1984 - a schweeet machine! Changed the cells twice in that time.

No, you will not go to hell. You will go blind though.

It's not a matter of a strong market for employers or employees, it is about courtesy. If the reality is that you don't need to hire them, then it is a real waste of the candidate's time to be there when they could be pursuing a viable position. Taking advantage of a market is one thing, but a person is another matter. Because you feel you can do without them or they need you more than you need them speaks very poorly of you not the candidate. If you are discourteous to the candidate, would you feel snubbed if they just got up and walked out? If you are looking for people to kowtow to you, then shame on you.

slartybardfast, but not too fast.

grab a lot of paper and draw draw draw. don't worry about books, learn to exercise your vision. maybe take a class or two at a community college.

slartybardfast, but not too fast.

personnally i would have said : "run around in circles" ;-)

uncertainty obviously!

Another good read is "Genius". Feynman discovered most people, including scientist, don't bother changing the combination to the locks or would write the combination in some obvious place.

friends don't let friends drink *$! support your local coffee shop. http://www.sexybeans.com/[^]

meh - let's talk *real* computing power that weighs only onces! http://www.houseofsliderulers.com/[^]

Yes, if it served the purpose of solving a problem at home or for a friend.

Merriam Webster sez no. But let's ask Handible Lecter!

Obviously not during tornado / thunderstorm season.

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"Wanka"

not really. the honda civic si vw jetta toyota/nissan/ford/gmc/chevy trucks mazda speed3 mini cooper real and bmw versions jeeps blah blah blah....

I am reminded of Minnesota passing the marijuana tax stamp law back in the 80s. It served only as a another nail in the coffin for pot dealers. What? No stamp? Now it's tax evasion! What? You have a stamp? You're a dealer! catch 22.