^ Malika Ramadan Kariim to you as well abaayo. busy with shaqo and school and ramadan .. they are cutting into my trolling time. those guys are at the bottom of the IT ladder ... and most of the people they talk to for support issues are brain dead dee u dul qaado

subax wanaagsan trollers. @ NG ... the natural enemy of the IT department are the bean counters ... it is not incompetence sxb .. it is to get back at you for denying the request for purchasing that top of line of piece of equipment ... next time you turn down another request they'll probably lock you out of your email account

.. i know the brother she is married to. I need to ask him for referrals

Scientists at the United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) have turned their attention from the mysteries of the cosmos to a more esoteric area of research: what happens when you get a spider stoned. Their experiments have shown that common house spiders spin their webs in different ways according to the psychotropic drug they have been given. Nasa scientists believe the research demonstrates that web-spinning spiders can be used to test drugs because the more toxic the chemical, the more deformed was the web. * Spiders on marijuana made a reasonable stab at spinning webs but appeared to lose concentration about half-way through. * Those on Benzedrine - "speed" - spin their webs "with great gusto, but apparently without much planning leaving large holes", according to New Scientist magazine. * Caffeine, one of the most common drugs consumed by Britons in soft drinks, tea and coffee, makes spiders incapable of spinning anything better than a few threads strung together at random. * On chloral hydrat, an ingredient of sleeping pills, spiders "drop off before they even get started". Normal drug free exposed to LSD exposed to MescalinePeyote on MJ caffeine Benzedrine chloralhydrat (sleeping pills) post

^ in that case my apologies walaal

Originally posted by Username: You're right this is a problem, but perhaps with a better puntland we can help our people in the jubba's take the region. ^ if that is not naked Qabil based warmongering i dont know what is ! take the jubba's ku yeh ... do you think before you post horta ? wax iskula hadh ninyahow ... consider my response an iota of what i would have said if it were not Ramadan

10. 1992 Summer Games: WORST. OLYMPICS. EVER. 9. Tapas. 8. Spanish Government banned illegal downloads of Cindy’s favorite album, Global House Diva, Volume 2: Live in Ibiza. 7. Immigrants flooding Texas and New Mexico. Can’t they manage their own border? 6. I WAS A POW ILL ATTACK WHO I WANT. INCOMING. 5. Compañero de cuarto de papa, the Spanish version of Daddy’s Roommate, rocketed to #4 on Spanish Amazon. 4. Sarah Palin saw it from the window of her plane to Kuwait and she just didn’t like what she saw. 3. “You rhyme the name of your country with my last name I’ll **** you up.” 2. Pesky rule requiring America to defend the territorial integrity of fellow NATO allies elitist, sexist. 1. That trollop Penelope Cruz. list

Stanford University has launched a series of 10 free, online computer science (CS) and electrical engineering courses. The courses span an introduction to computer science and an introduction to artificial intelligence and robotics, among other topics. The free courses are being offered “to students and educators around the world” under the auspices of Stanford Engineering Everywhere (SEE). Each course comprises downloadable video lectures, handouts, assignments, exams, and transcripts. The courses are nearly identical to what’s offered to enrolled Stanford students, according to the University. However, those taking courses through SEE are not eligible to receive Stanford credit for them. Course participants do not register, and have no direct contact with Stanford instructors or professors. They do, however, have the ability to communicate online with other SEE students. A detailed SEE FAQ is available here. The University says SEE’s initial courses include “one of Stanford’s most popular engineering sequences: the three-course Introduction to Computer Science taken by the majority of Stanford undergraduates, and seven more advanced courses in artificial intelligence and electrical engineering.” Specifically, SEE’s first 10 courses are… * Introduction to Computer Science: o Programming Methodology — CS106A o Programming Abstractions — CS106B o Programming Paradigms — CS107 * Artificial Intelligence: o Introduction to Robotics — CS223A o Natural Language Processing — CS224N o Machine Learning — CS229 * Linear Systems and Optimization: o The Fourier Transform and its Applications — EE261 o Introduction to Linear Dynamical Systems — EE263 o Convex Optimization I — EE364A o Convex Optimization II — EE364B Course videos can be viewed using YouTube, iTunes, Vyew, WMV Torrent, and MP4 Torrent. Here, for example, is lecture 1 of the Introduction to Robotics course, as a YouTube video: Stanford Engineering

^ so do I !

its going good sxb. learning all the management double-talk and half truths that I used to hate when i was on the receiving end. in a short time i will be able to BS with the best of them

"No candidate could run a major company " says the woman who ran HP into the ground and got a 42 M severance package ... i think her ego got the best of her. Macs people said they would keep a tighter leash on her from now on.

Hi trollers ... how is Ramadan going for you ? @ urban.. is it a day care ?

economic success story

thanks for the links norf ! I still have some things to finish up here ... but a muslim country ... no taxes .. no winter, double or even triple sounds like an ideal gig.

^ in the business section you see north ... alot of people are interested .. think of it as a public service

^ since your post in the tax free thread .. hunguri baad i galisay sxb ... a thread like this one soo post garee when u have time

Originally posted by Norf 1: quote:Project Managers - PO6 I would be tempted if I was there but then again its in Lambeth init? Norf, sxb are u a PMP ?

alxamdulilaah ! wlc Ibtisam and Cabdiyo damn i miss trolling .. too busy these days. have a maalin wanaagsan trollers

subax wanaagsan trollers ! ma la rayaa ?

I'm late to the party as usual nuune owguuriyo widaayo !

For those of you who are test driving the new chrome browser .. the initial gaffe over the EULA was just a lazy mistake by copying/pasting EULA from their other products without updating it for chrome. There are much more worrisome aspects of chrome you should be aware of; namely it's key logging capabilities in a feature called "Google suggest" What is Google Suggest? As you type into the search box, Google Suggest guesses what you're typing and offers suggestions in real time.This is similar to Google's "Did you mean?" feature that offers alternative spellings for your query after you search, except that it works in real time ^ directly from their FAQ page suggest faq that line is complete BS .. the difference between them is 'suggest' logs your keystrokes and in 'Did you mean' you consent when you actively send your text input by hitting the return key which is a very big difference. even worse: While all keystrokes typed into Chrome's OmniBox are sent to Google, the vast majority aren't permanently recorded, but instead are discarded as soon as suggestions are returned to the browser. About 2% of the time, however, the keystrokes are recorded, along with associated data such as the IP address of the user who entered those keystrokes. Previously, Google said it needed that data to monitor and improve Suggest. On Monday, the company announced it would change how long it keeps the data logged from Suggest. so, they wont change that functionality just 'anonymize ' which they should not be trusted to do anyway. news

my bad af-gooye iyo jowhar baan isku qalday ! a few years ago ban tagay ... wallee wax caiib ah ban ku soo arkay meesha .. lakin you know all about it nuune

unknown .. ma ka qayb gashay the anual 'is tun' being held at jowhar .. mise its not that time of year yet ?

subax wanaagsan nomads ... maxaa la sheegay ?

for a breakdown of how the hadron collider works .. here is a funny rap song that explains it thread