In 1974 a psychiatrist wrote a book on brain shape and personality dysfunctions. Dr Durfee was my psychiatrist. My ears were only a little crooked.
Crooked ears and the bad boy syndrome: Asymmetry as an indicator of minimal brain dysfunction
https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.researchgate.net%2Fp...
Many years ago, I had a really bad attitude. I was lazy and resentful. Flippant and disrespectful. My boss was my friend and over beers he told me to straighten my ass out. I didn't. He put me on and EIP and I realized I had wandered too far. That was my wake up call and I straightened my attitude out. It was embarrassing but it worked for me.
OTOH I have seen it misused too, but not on me.
I voted "None Of The Above". "Yes (I used a real name)" AND I deleted it and will never be back.
I had an 80GB SSD and a 4TB data drive. One day I found that my 80GB C; drive was full. Turns out MS was "Preparing" me for my free Windows 10 upgrade. I figured SSDs were getting cheaper so I bought a 500GB. I installed Debian on it and I'm using the old 80GB as my swap partition.
No regrets.
I quite PayPal in 2000. They started reporting my legal purchases, from Canada, to the FBI (something about hijacking satellite signals). My only acceptable transaction on eBay is Visa or US Post Office Money Order.
On the other hand, I have no respect for LulzSec. I wouldn't boycott anything for them.
More importantly MS-DOS 1.0 didn't support hard drives. That wasn't until MS-DOS 2.0.
I go to Mexico, from AZ, a few times a year. When I cross the border I show them my Passport, buy their Visa and "Push-The-Button". I never feel racially profiled.
You could try to friend her?
http://www.facebook.com/people/Amelia-Fraser-Mckelvie/682534821
This sounds more like a cross section of your moms family that the Republican party.
And then they quadrupled the price of the maintenance contract. It'll be a slow death.
It's Surprisingly Hard To Notice That It's Moving!
Another danger with the dry Arizona heat is dehydration. I was riding my bike home from work when it was only 112f. I pulled up to a stop light and nearly fainted. I knew what it was so I found a place for a drink of water. BTW, it rarely hits 120f here, but it hurts when it does!
This story was important to me. My wife wants to buy one of these and as long as stories like this come out I'll encourage her to buy the paper copies.
In my house this isn't sensationalist, it's a story about DRM and Amazons growing use of it.
And Chernobyl would be the past tense, fucked?
That's the thing about people who think they hate computers. What they really hate is lousy programmers. - Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle in "Oath of Fealty"
