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Claptone - Clapcast 104-110. Solid house music.

This tickles me greatly.

Wow! Nice work man. Love it.

Id agree the motive isnt super appealing and the risk/reward would be minimal. That is not to say that a malicious copy reapir man knows that. He could just probe for info and find, "not worth my time". Or if he figures that a significant portion of design work is done on one computer, that...

I mean theoretically if the copier/fax machine is connected to the network and you access things over that network 3rd party external or otherwise, a well placed set of malware/ scripts could be used to exploit any number of vulns. Fax/copiers have hds and usually run oh so secure windows 98...

Nimbleness is key - 7age is awesome man. props for staying na and making a great car even better! I really like my swap, but it did lose some if its go-kart like feel. Its now more of a point and click rocketship which makes the car fun, but i miss being lighter by like 200lbs. If you are ever...

Thanks man - yeah it was a goal of mine and took me about 5 years to get the money together. Lots of fun blowing the doors off of m5's and z06's in a straight line (until my gearing limits the stop speed). Its hard to believe that its the case, especially with the z06, but here is a video of one...

Yeah - my '87 mr2 has a decent spec list. Thing is a monster on the road. 417whp/307lbft 200ft/lbs by 3700rpm. 3sgte Gen3 2.2 stroker with CP pistons e153 trans w/lsd ACL Race bearings stock balanced rods BC cams 264 duration Adjustable cam gears EMS powered top mount manifold EMS...

You speak the truth. Oddly enough, I only like it standalone and in pbjs.

- 4age 16v 7rib? What have you done to get the hp that high? Dyno chart?I have a 3s in my 87 mr2. Your car makes me smile cause its one I have always wanted.

just because its used doesn't mean it wasn't the only thing available.

+1 - Growing up in DC, turbo mosquitoes bugs etc and got cold/snowed fairly regularly. PNW rarely snows, rarely goes below 40 degrees and has about 5 bugs per square mile. Except for those flappy clicky things (technical term) that scare the shit out of you on mountain trails.

True. I'd like to think that most people dont ram into people for sport, but who knows. Maybe that's a post for someone in the "tickle my pickle" thread.

It rustles my Roomate's jimmies that I call them "accidents" since technically someone is at fault and could have been avoided. He refers to them as collisions. He rustles my jimmies cause fuck that - accidents are a subset of collisions.

I grew up in Rockville and now live in the PNW. I loved the minuscule amount of snow it took to close Montgomery county schools. It got so bad that we once closed the school system for a day due to the threat of the snow and it actually never did. @uncognito - its not exactly people being...

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Happy Netsmas baby! Wooooooooo!

The head of MSRC saying "we practice security through obscurity" in a meeting.

As someone who drives a car with Premium fuel, this has been the bain of my existence. Its pure supply and demand though. Most people get regular, so they "sell" them on the lower cost afforded by the higher markup for premium fuels. Its bullshit. If you really want to you can look into a DIY...

EDIT: I also think it had to do with the up or out culture that was at Deloitte. More or less sink or swim, but if you made it by jumping through smaller and higher hoops, then you were periodically promoted.

Actually quite the opposite, I had to prove my knowledge to them over time. But it was a helping hand scenario. I took them out to a few lunches and dinners and we discussed the issues that they saw and how they could be fixed, and whenever possible I incorporated those issues with the larger...

To be absolutely fair, IT consulting comes in all shapes and sizes. In most scenarios, consultants do not program but rather get requirements or goals and bring the best solution through the use of the internal team. My job was not to program, but to work with our clients to suss out...

I would totally agree long term, this should be the goal. But understanding how THE system you are tasked with working on is not something that comes over night. But of course, knowing that you must understand the complex system to improve it is absolutely key.

Business Buzzword Bingo! Play this with colleagues during meetings for immediate success. Coupled with standing up in the middle of someone talking and asking "Ok - so what are we ACTUALLY trying to accomplish here?" and you are basically the VP. lol

Keg Killa - I actually went the opposite route. I am now an information security and audit support consultant with a small firm. Before I was basically a PM on steriods. There are a number of reasons why people want to leave audit, probably best to focus on those to determine what about...

Experience at "The Firm" My first two projects with two different states was working to understand ACA and how it would impact states welfare distribution systems (mostly called Integrated Eligibility). These systems allow for benefits workers to process an online or paper application for the...

Before I give more detail, I wanted to answer these questions. I double majored in Information Technology and Philosophy from a small private college in the NE US. The IT portion is what got me the job, but the critical thinking of philosophy is what got me to really excel at not drinking the...

hired.com - LinkedIn is great, but much better to use that site for networking especially with alums rather than just applying.

Had a laugh reading through this. I apologize for my latency - was at my brothers bachelor party all weekend. Let me answer some questions and respond to some comments first! 1) What is the big 4? These are accounting firms that hold the majority of the share in that space. Its comprised of...

As the title states, I left a big 4 firm after working 2.5 years (first gig out of college) to work for a smaller firm. AMA or don't.

RIP, but the dude looks like and older Michael Cera with a 'stache.

Thats one hell of a way to bury some one. lol

Seems like a fear or an anxiousness of the unknown to me. But take that's for what it's worth.

Interesting! Yea, I've always seen dreams as unresolved issues, or ideas. Depends on the mood, stress level and mindset surrounding the passed out unconscious. This was in response to iannis.

If you want some awesome weird dreams, melatonin is where it's at. 5-10mg and you are gonna have some shit to remember the next morning. Not much after that though, kinda fades with the "come down" if you can even call it that

I read somewhere that regularly smoking pot has a suppressive impact on dreams. I used to smoke regularly, but it was in high school, so I don't really recall if I had that same issue or not. Seems like that's what's up.

That's some fresh hell man, I'm sorry.

Maybe he has just been fucking this entire time with no brakes to update us. Aint nobody got time fo dat.