Happy new beer to all !! [e digicons]:beer:[/e] [e digicons]:beer:[/e] Have a safe one folks :)
HG_Eliminator
[quote who="Jafo" reply="53" id="3429871"]People have a right to be arseholes. But site administrators everywhere reserve the right to whip their arses....[/quote] I would have worded it differently.. something along the lines of shoving a cork in it, but alas I have been known to be a bit more crass.. [e digicons]:-"[/e] [e digicons];)[/e]
1920x1080p HD here.. Tho really.. I think I need to drink more in the new year.. [e digicons]:beer:[/e] [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
My new Asus laptop came with windows 8, the start screen was annoying and the desktop had no way to easily navigate to my favorite files and programs. So i decided to give Start 8 a try... works like a charm, no hassle set up and easy to configure. Yay!! my start buttons back !!. Thx Guys :) [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
Happy Birthday. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
[quote]It was probably a bad idea to give myself a haircut yesterday. [/quote] Pic's or it didn't happen ;P
THX Doc.. :) yeh has been a spell..between real life and fighting with my old laptop, tis been far and few from getting on much here.. tho with my Christmas present I"m hoping things will change a bit for the better. ( Asus x-series R510D laptop)... Now I'm off to figure out how to get WB and the other goodies Installed on windows 8.1. digging thru my old HDD trying to find archived Stardock Apps will be fun.. [e digicons]:S[/e]
I hope everyone had a great holiday.. [e digicons]5*[/e] [e digicons]:star:[/e] Here's a little video I found that made mine a bit more hilarious.. [video]http://youtu.be/bvWud0HaC3M[/video]
[quote who="Jafo" reply="19" id="3404259"]I became quite adept at BSODs over the years....I could crash anything....usually by toying with shells..[/quote] hehehe ;)
Widgets were a part of DesktopX which is also going the way of legacy...
[quote who="Kantok" reply="64" id="3390447"]The difference is you aren't willing to see that it's the system that is at fault,[/quote] No ..I never said the government hasn't had a hand in the failings of our economy, their no less culpable than those who have no viable excuse for outsourcing work to foreign interest's other than to fatten an already bulging profit margin. My Point was that, OK we had a some what working economy th
[quote who="Kantok" reply="62" id="3390431"]The problem isn't companies looking to make a profit[/quote] Never said companies trying to turn a profit was bad, but when they start laying off workers not because their losing money, but only to increase their profit margin.."padding their own wallets" then yeh I take issue with it..especially if they use the extra revenues to vote themselves huge raises,...to me that's rampant greed. [quote who="Kantok" rep
[quote who="Kantok" reply="58" id="3390375"]but as a general rule the bad place that union labor finds itself in today is largely its own fault. When unions shifted from their industrial revolution focus on actual safe working conditions and assuring a living wage to the modern day collective bargaining for ever-improving pay and benefits no matter what it was only a matter of time before unions priced their members out of the market. The thing that kept unions going despite this behavior was
[quote who="Frogboy" reply="55" id="3390302"]If it means I pay people more money so that I can attract top-tier talent, I'll do that.[/quote] I wish more board members and upper management had this sort of mentality, typically it's whats the cheapest while keeping the quality loss to a minimum.. in some cases quality of the work and end product suffer greatly as they milk the company dry before filing bankruptcy. Which is what i think is my case, the exe
Lets not play it off like we didn't know all along that greed is generally the driving force of success. To be successful generally one has to have a degree of greed in them. That touch of "I want more" lends to drive folks to go the extra mile trying to get ahead.. Without it IMO many successful companies wouldn't be here today, employing hundreds of thousands of people... But when rampant greed sees one treating their work force more like a liability than an asset, is when fol
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="250" id="3389703"] This topic is making me hot under the collar. [/quote] or not, depending on which side of the coin ur on.. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
Global warming has been automated, humans were deemed too costly so it has been decided that it will now be done by robots..Please evacuate the planet immediately..
[quote who="Fuzzy Logic" reply="27" id="3389663"] A machine wouldn't be too bad. At least it would speak English...[/quote] dont matter.. the instructions will be in Japanese.
When I was 14 I took a summer job at a bike shop, it payed $3.75 an hour, I worked on bikes and swept the place up. I could not see a bike shop today hiring a kid in high school for a summer job if they had to pay $15 bucks an hour and supply health benefits on top. so much for the lil guy trying to break in to the job market.. I can see our news papers delivered by the paper boy jumping to $8 a week delivery.
and after closing the garage door...
happy B day
happy birthdays.. [e digicons]:beer:[/e]
I hope it was a happy one.. :)
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="10" id="3389210"] I just saw the ghost of xmas past! Yo![/quote] The ghost of Pizza past.. [e digicons]:pizza:[/e] [e digicons]:omg:[/e] [e digicons];)[/e]
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