Most BBS's were tons of fun and not too shabby. I sort of miss the BBS days, but then I think most people miss things that they did when they were growing up.
Try this. BBSing like it's 1989 all over again.:-)
There are plenty of "rich guys" who give back to society. I'm not trying to say that these people live(d) spartan lives, nor that I'm their biggest fan, but they certainly put up the money for the less fortunate.
Don't forget Rama II: Electric Boogaloo (sorry, couldn't resist). Both Rendezvous with Rama and Rama II were great books. Garden of Rama, however, not so much (IMHO). Never did get around to Rama Revealed.
I know precisely where that quote came from (Christopher Lee, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country), and I am MOST CERTAINLY not a virgin. I even have the wife and kid to prove it!:-)
I also somehow managed to get through the Silmarilion, although I think I may reread it. I almost liked it better than the LoTR proper.
Try this. Just needs a hard drive and an OS, and woila, a $300 PC that comes fairly close to those specs. 'Course, it needs some assembly, but for $300, what do you expect?
Laptop, Dell Latitude D610 Mini-Maglite and Sheath Gerber Multitool and Sheath Logitech Wireless Laptop Mouse DVD drive for laptop Extra PCMCIA Wireless Adapter
...and they fight, who wins?
Clearly it's Partical Man.
Most BBS's were tons of fun and not too shabby. I sort of miss the BBS days, but then I think most people miss things that they did when they were growing up.
:-)
Try this. BBSing like it's 1989 all over again.
I don't want to know what they'd call a brothel...
Really Nice Girls?
Donations are NOT forthcoming. Any comments?
Sure. How about the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation? What about
Andrew Carnegie, who gave almost all of his money to charitable causes? What about Doug Flutie? Or Dan Marino? The list goes on.
There are plenty of "rich guys" who give back to society. I'm not trying to say that these people live(d) spartan lives, nor that I'm their biggest fan, but they certainly put up the money for the less fortunate.
(On the other hand: Excel was always the only program I ever liked in MS Office anyway...)
:-)
I dig Visio as well. Makes putting flow charts and process diagrams together a snap. Of course, like Excel, MS bought the company that wrote it.
Dude, this simply HAS TO become a game. It sounds way too much fun. :-)
Netcraft confirms it....Tesla is dead.
There are many sites on the internet with girls who disagree with that statement (at least on camera).
:-)
I find your ideas intriguing and wish to subscribe to your newsletter. *Nudge* *nudge*, *wink* *wink*...
Maybe Eve was the world's first hooker. It would certainly help out with the genetics... :-)
Definitely reason number 2. Nothing like making money off of someone else's misfortune. God forbid Windows users are protected out of the box.
Those options are biased toward supporting Google. Better options would be:
a) a very good idea.
b) the right move under the circumstances.
c) irksome.
d) completely disappointing.
I dunno, on further review, maybe it's just me, but they seemed biased at first glance. So FWIW, those are the options I would like to see.
OFF TOPIC:
:-)
Ho! Haha! Guard! Turn! Parry! Dodge! Spin! Ha! Thrust!
You're dispicable!
Duct tape: The last refuse of the incompetent.
:: Refuse : Trash.
Refuge : Shelter
I'll leave the decision as to which was appropriate as an exercise to the reader.
I call bullshit. Clearly the show of the year is Tiki Bar TV. Goddamn critics.
I find your ideas intriguing, and wish to subscribe to your newsletter.
Don't forget Rama II: Electric Boogaloo (sorry, couldn't resist). Both Rendezvous with Rama and Rama II were great books. Garden of Rama, however, not so much (IMHO). Never did get around to Rama Revealed.
I know precisely where that quote came from (Christopher Lee, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country), and I am MOST CERTAINLY not a virgin. I even have the wife and kid to prove it! :-)
I also somehow managed to get through the Silmarilion, although I think I may reread it. I almost liked it better than the LoTR proper.
I think you misspelled "EVAR". :-)
Oh my God! I had no idea! I shall stop buying clothes from manufacturers at once, and start growing my own cotton!
Fuck that. Just bring me a goddamn beer and leave my belly and bladder out of it.
Try this. Just needs a hard drive and an OS, and woila, a $300 PC that comes fairly close to those specs. 'Course, it needs some assembly, but for $300, what do you expect?
Nah, it's an internal, but the extra battery is in the expansion bay.
Laptop, Dell Latitude D610
Mini-Maglite and Sheath
Gerber Multitool and Sheath
Logitech Wireless Laptop Mouse
DVD drive for laptop
Extra PCMCIA Wireless Adapter
I'm just sick of the endless bitching. Sadly, I cannot filter that out.
Actually you can. Just read at +5.
You do realize that the 'cat' in this case is redundant, right? Grep will open files you specify, as follows:
grep '=http://' history.dat
No cat neccessary.