the drunk would get on, lean on the horse's neck for a nap, as the horse knew the way home and got him there.
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the drunk would get on, lean on the horse's neck for a nap, as the horse knew the way home and got him there.
and concerned about ones that go BOOM.[/b}
Just tried to register at a website and put in all my information and it said that my SS was invalid. Tried several times and no go. Called and she said that my information was correct. Said that the website didn't use the latest IE. Tried another browser (3) and still nothing. Asked her to put it in and she said that she couldn't go to that screen. (Guess they didn't trust their people). She didn't have a clue why it wasn't working so I asked for a supervisor and she said that they wouldn't know either.
See why I don't trust programmers - they can't even get this straight. I should know - I've been in data processing since 1967.
of a self-driving car...it would take me quite a while before I felt really comfortable without my hands within grapping distance of the steering wheel.
I'm thinking Google looks at seniors as "crash test dummies"
It is now.....
It's a combination of "grappling" and "grabbing"
You have my permission to work it into any conversation, no need to give me credit. Be careful, it has 2 syllables.
and that an SS requirement was valid. I don't give mine out on the internet. I was once asked by my bank to verify my identity by using the phone keypad to enter my account #. I refused to do so.
Then how can you possibly trust the man given immunity to set up HC's server or the programmer providing 'security' for it (maybe it was the free Avast download)? According to his 'logs' nobody hacked the system.....as if some Chinese/Russian hacker PROGRAMMER couldn't HIDE that information by just using a keylogging software to use other users' passwords to get in? Duhhhhhh........
As for the car that drives itself....I wonder how trustworthy some local hospital would see them when they tell you as an outpatient coming out of anesthesia that you HAVE to have someone come and take you home or you can't be released? I hear 'liability lawsuit' in the background already.
AAHHHH!!!! America...ya' gotta' love it.
Trumps your idol and you don't like lawsuits?
I see a youtube video already.
Driverless car and delirious patient?...YOU can't write this stuff.
But I just did....