Personally I think the ADA had a point if only becuase I believe in simple sites with good designs (however if you check my URL you will see something ugly, dis-organized, and "stoopid")
Now they can finally have the cross-over movie where Brandon Fraiser has to kick the crap out of old dinosaurs that have been cloned and are taking over a tropical island in egypt.
but the point is, when you have someone visiting your house, and they use the bathroom, you want them to be able to use either one, and expect that pressing down on that handle beside the thing that looks like a toilet to actually flush. As opposed to the one where it flushes and the other where it would merely change the color of the toilet shaped object. --
That, I believe is an issue with how half-life was created, not the system. some of the half-life mods use much larger maps and never have the "loading" issue that the original half-life has. and these are more more detailed maps than the original. but I really now nothing about this. maybe someone in the know can add more? ---
WHAT! you took it out of the box! that was never the manufacturer's intention! you were supposed to leave that toy in mint condition on a collectors shelf! how could you be so stupid! ---
well, here is a counter example. I live in PA, but work for a MD company, in MD. I pay PA income tax, and no MD income tax. so unless professional athletes get a more complicated deal, because they cover so many states, I think you're wrong. who knows. anyone actually an accountant around here? ---
I think what he is saying is that the same government that says "buy drugs and you support terrorism" is the one that made drugs illegal, and thus expensive on the black market. if it wasn't illegal to grow opium and process it yourself, do you really think that the Taliban would have been exporting it to the US? something to think about. ---
it means being surprised by the price sticker/actual cost. nothing computer related about it.
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they're all from Cliff, because Cliff is in charge of Ask Slashdot. Funny thing that.
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ooh, ooh, let me look at that!
*click*
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but all you're 0wz0r3d b0x3n would be on 56k. why bother? :)
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Or use Free DVD playing software. ogle works well, and I can zoom right by that FBI warning.
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Now they can finally have the cross-over movie where Brandon Fraiser has to kick the crap out of old dinosaurs that have been cloned and are taking over a tropical island in egypt.
just you wait and see...
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I predict that Ars-Fartsica will have a comment modded up +5 in this article
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but the point is, when you have someone visiting your house, and they use the bathroom, you want them to be able to use either one, and expect that pressing down on that handle beside the thing that looks like a toilet to actually flush. As opposed to the one where it flushes and the other where it would merely change the color of the toilet shaped object.
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You reboot?
*rimshot*
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I think you and I both are in Y. Whatever that means. Maybe that's 'Y', we look at the Xers and just wonder...
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Foundation already beat them both, and they don't even know it.
(this is me, being a slow cowboy)
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by your reasoning, when I close my eyes, my brain should boil
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Oh, crap, 3 more computers from AOL this week!
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um. yeah, why are you deleting mail in a mailing list?
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That, I believe is an issue with how half-life was created, not the system. some of the half-life mods use much larger maps and never have the "loading" issue that the original half-life has. and these are more more detailed maps than the original. but I really now nothing about this. maybe someone in the know can add more?
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WHAT! you took it out of the box! that was never the manufacturer's intention! you were supposed to leave that toy in mint condition on a collectors shelf! how could you be so stupid!
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General Regular Expression Parser
now you know, and knowing is half the battle.
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Oooh, Oooh, I know!
parody
what do I win?
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the original code that was given to mozilla was netscape 5. hence the version skippage.
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well, now that slashdot has linked to him, his ranking should go up, and he'll be happy.
what a clever marketing trick.
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that's odd. I haven't run across a single .doc file that DOESN'T work in SO. what's wrong with your computer?
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if this little puppy could burn cdr and cdrw disks as well, I'd be sold. too bad there is no mention of said ability in the article.
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well, here is a counter example. I live in PA, but work for a MD company, in MD. I pay PA income tax, and no MD income tax. so unless professional athletes get a more complicated deal, because they cover so many states, I think you're wrong. who knows. anyone actually an accountant around here?
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that sounds like a great system... any plans to release the code? I'd love to set that up at home.
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I think what he is saying is that the same government that says "buy drugs and you support terrorism" is the one that made drugs illegal, and thus expensive on the black market. if it wasn't illegal to grow opium and process it yourself, do you really think that the Taliban would have been exporting it to the US? something to think about.
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