We're going to type out the code now and see if we can get our rear ends out of the sand. If we make it to the release, things could still get pretty rough. Traffic's heavy up there. And we have to pray the server starts, so we can get out of this mess. The condition the network is in, we have got to head straight for */ La Rochelle */. If we make it... it's half a bottle of beer for each! There is one thing on our side; they won't be expecting us. Well men, all set?
I deal with transfers of very large (sometimes as much as 100 gb) video files. The most practical solution we've found for sharing those files between editors, colorists, digital effects artists, etc. if they are not in one centralized location where a LAN can be used is P2P. Having that throttled will be a big blow for us.
Next they'll be telling us that poorly-built levees cause flooding and mosquitoes cause Malaria. I'm glad the White House ignored that pesky EPA with their science.
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See, people don't get that their slogan was meant to be ironic. It all makes sense once you know that.
You need Snake Plissken.
But don't call AOL for help unless you've paid for phone support.
Einstein has yet to prove why hot dogs and hot dog buns come in inequal quantities.
I read Slashdot via telegraph.
it's an excellent substitute for almonds in recipes. Slight indigestion does follow in some cases. YMMV.
I read that as 'Thousands of Crows' and had this great image of flocks of birds flying out of my ethernet port, delivering packets to the world.
The Easter Islanders also ran out of timber. Their solution was to die out.
Right, because it's so easy to just go mine an asteroid what with us having proven technology to do it.
The current wiretapping scandal has to do with violating FISA which was not passed until 1978.
We're going to type out the code now and see if we can get our rear ends out of the sand. If we make it to the release, things could still get pretty rough. Traffic's heavy up there. And we have to pray the server starts, so we can get out of this mess. The condition the network is in, we have got to head straight for */ La Rochelle */. If we make it... it's half a bottle of beer for each! There is one thing on our side; they won't be expecting us. Well men, all set?
sometimes, I wish my wife had a kill switch. Nag, nag, nag.
I deal with transfers of very large (sometimes as much as 100 gb) video files. The most practical solution we've found for sharing those files between editors, colorists, digital effects artists, etc. if they are not in one centralized location where a LAN can be used is P2P. Having that throttled will be a big blow for us.
I totally wanted to leave him in that stupid cage crying, "help!" Damn Blizzard for not letting me finish the game without him.
I love the Diablo series, but Deckard Cain is one of the most annoying game characters, especially his fakey accent.
But when do I get the 1/8" jack on the back of my neck?
Next they'll be telling us that poorly-built levees cause flooding and mosquitoes cause Malaria. I'm glad the White House ignored that pesky EPA with their science.
Sadly, that only works when the asteroids are two-dimensional and hollow. However, the threat of randomly shooting flying saucers is now negligible.
That's 1.5+ billion people. That's a bigger population than China or India. Frankly, that's astounding.
God, schmod. I want my whalecow.
We all want things.
You can do that already and you don't even need a computer- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scanner_(radio)
they'll plant RFID tags in every citizen so you can track THEM on Google Earth...
I live by the studios and work in the industry. Plenty of them drive giant gas-guzzlers like Hummers.
Will the second internet have Third Life?