Mordor

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151.
by Mordor 14y ago
Better to cut your hours than cut your rate?
152.
by Mordor 14y ago
Used to have a terrible posture until it gave me back problems. Spent a week correcting it only to be shocked at the difference it made to my attractiveness to women - wish I'd known earlier '-(
153.
by Mordor 14y ago
Well, I'm just hoping they arrest Lisa Simpson for 'acting like a logo' lol
154.
by Mordor 14y ago
It's ironic that the Met Police, fresh out of a phone hacking scandal have proposed making things easier.
155.
by Mordor 14y ago
Conversely, how about redesigning them for something older...
156.
by Mordor 14y ago
C# created because Sun didn't like Microsoft. Not at all surprising if Google drops Java.
157.
by Mordor 14y ago
Apple's most recent hardware innovation was the iPad (2 years ago), that's easily enough time for someone to come up with something new and compete. Can only expect more of the same until Apple get their act together.
158.
by Mordor 14y ago
Probably easier to get the dogs running on a treadmill and power the lights that way.
159.
by Mordor 14y ago
As with any performance tuning advice, "it depends". Bear in mind not storing files in a database does create restore issues, since database and file backups will have been created at different times, so there's always a risk of orphaned/mi
160.
by Mordor 15y ago
Why didn't they just buy Facebook?
161.
by Mordor 15y ago
How is a UK resident reasonably expected to understand foreign laws and judicial processes? One would hope Theresa May, as Home Secretary, is fighting to protect the British people by pulling the plug on the web.
162.
by Mordor 15y ago
It's ironic that the blame will ultimately be laid at the US government, when it's GoDaddy who caused the outage.
163.
by Mordor 15y ago
It's simple, shutdown anything criminal and keep the rest open.
164.
by Mordor 15y ago
Unfortunately, this also means 'stupid' people accept everything they're given :-(
165.
by Mordor 15y ago
Really hoping alcohol is the cure...
166.
by Mordor 15y ago
He sounds prejudiced to me :-p
167.
by Mordor 15y ago
Finding it sad the top stories are about the US ruining the internet. Not sure this is what people vote for. How can any government be so opposed to the reasons it was elected in the first place?
168.
by Mordor 15y ago
Sili would have been a better name :p
169.
by Mordor 15y ago
Yeah, a bus driver with no bus lol
170.
by Mordor 15y ago
Obviously an al-Qaeda recruit. TSA just like a Borg with an empty brain.
171.
by Mordor 15y ago
Perhaps RIM's real value lies in their patents (or lack thereof) and this explains why they are unable to make a viable product?
172.
by Mordor 15y ago
Lol - maybe a different business model would result in a better product?
173.
by Mordor 15y ago
The difference is Goole's relationship with the music industry - this has nothing to do with laws and everything to do with Google's ability to set the agenda.
174.
by Mordor 15y ago
... unless it's a false flag.
175.
by Mordor 15y ago
'piracy' is about control and the failure of the media industry to manage their product. Megaupload's only crime is to be outside of that control. I just don't understand why the media industry makes a product it can't control - perhaps the
176.
by Mordor 15y ago
Does this include time spent in meetings?
177.
by Mordor 15y ago
Security isn't there for the terrorists, just a scam to keep people flying.
178.
by Mordor 15y ago
He'll outlive us all lol
179.
by Mordor 15y ago
Even something counterfeit is worth something, so the seller is still entitled to sue (for the value of the counterfeit good). The object would then be re-valued during the trial and the seller liable for the full amount. Is this correct?
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by Mordor 15y ago
People latch onto the word 'terrorist' and think it doesn't apply to them, but we are all 'terrorists' in one way or other because our thoughts and actions do not completely submit to the state. Indeed this is never possible.

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