I've got sick on blue from Windows and OS X, Ubuntu's theme was liberating when I first set eyes on in and until the Darkroom theme came along I never really felt the need to change it.
I suspect the fault is the lack of an operational definition to what Foolishness and Wisdom is, and the faulty assumption that they are polar states of being:
I feel wise to those that try to fool me, yet I feel foolish to those that try to put their wisdom upon me.
Oh, I didn't do it because things stopped working, I did it because for some mysterious reason everything ran faster in the first couple weeks. Then when I started using Ubuntu I was shocked to find I didn't have to reinstall to get this refreshing boost in responsiveness all over again.
But Microsoft is an evil corporate giant, so that's why jfo nouvhnvg uo3n5un5uon vsadh5n893qjyh4gnnougn3ou5nyto5engo3mfto3m5 tom vom5 zndg;o4no3 uno3ng sonavopsuaghr ou35hytu13h tu35h
Back in "the day" when I still regularly used Windows, I made it a habit to reinstall Windows at least once a month. What I really did towards the end was just archive the entire Windows/Program Files/Documents directories in Ubuntu and restore them as needed.
We could just start naming the articles "Microsoft still exists" and the content could be "Microsoft is still out there doing something and it's that time of day to bash them for it".
I'm quite happy with this idea, myself, for I find bashing Microsoft regularly to be a healthy practice. Everyone should do it and most people probably do in their own privacy.
I understand some people may need some 'stimulation support' with unclothed Firefox logos and centerfolds of penguins and free software ganging up mercilessly on bound bits of Windows and Photoshop. I, personally, have no need of these devices and will happily sneak a Microsoft bash in when no one's looking. Sometimes I do it out in the open, but only in places I'm sure nobody knows me.
My RIZR charges off USB, and it even connects to the handsfreemobobber through it. When I was picking it out, most of my choices on the T-Mobile site were USB.
Because suffering sells better! They only give the money to the artists who the demographic find more appealing when they have tons of money to spend frivolously.
I'm just talking out my ass, but it seems to make sense.
I know, it's just the point is it's damned hard to tell someone else what's important to them. Bashing Microsoft is very important to me and my bias towards is undeniable.
Now that is the smartest god damn comment in the discussion I've seen. Why don't you make an account and take credit for the reasonable slab of skull boxed meat on your shoulders?
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Only if you port it to the Android.
I've got sick on blue from Windows and OS X, Ubuntu's theme was liberating when I first set eyes on in and until the Darkroom theme came along I never really felt the need to change it.
I was a bit frustrated at that too, of all the people to use buzzwords he's the last one I want running around exclaiming them.
I suspect the fault is the lack of an operational definition to what Foolishness and Wisdom is, and the faulty assumption that they are polar states of being:
I feel wise to those that try to fool me, yet I feel foolish to those that try to put their wisdom upon me.
That's like using a nuclear bomb to get rid of an anthill.
Oh, I didn't do it because things stopped working, I did it because for some mysterious reason everything ran faster in the first couple weeks. Then when I started using Ubuntu I was shocked to find I didn't have to reinstall to get this refreshing boost in responsiveness all over again.
You just went about it the wrong way, you have to say it like this.
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But Microsoft is an evil corporate giant, so that's why jfo nouvhnvg uo3n5un5uon vsadh5n893qjyh4gnnougn3ou5nyto5engo3mfto3m5 tom vom5 zndg;o4no3 uno3ng sonavopsuaghr ou35hytu13h tu35h
See, instant +5 Insightful / Funny
There is no exaggeration to Rule #34.
Back in "the day" when I still regularly used Windows, I made it a habit to reinstall Windows at least once a month. What I really did towards the end was just archive the entire Windows/Program Files/Documents directories in Ubuntu and restore them as needed.
Would you say they deserve to be moderitized?
We could just start naming the articles "Microsoft still exists" and the content could be "Microsoft is still out there doing something and it's that time of day to bash them for it".
I'm quite happy with this idea, myself, for I find bashing Microsoft regularly to be a healthy practice. Everyone should do it and most people probably do in their own privacy.
I understand some people may need some 'stimulation support' with unclothed Firefox logos and centerfolds of penguins and free software ganging up mercilessly on bound bits of Windows and Photoshop. I, personally, have no need of these devices and will happily sneak a Microsoft bash in when no one's looking. Sometimes I do it out in the open, but only in places I'm sure nobody knows me.
And linking to the offending blog would skyrocket the costs to keep it up.
My RIZR charges off USB, and it even connects to the handsfreemobobber through it. When I was picking it out, most of my choices on the T-Mobile site were USB.
Because suffering sells better! They only give the money to the artists who the demographic find more appealing when they have tons of money to spend frivolously.
I'm just talking out my ass, but it seems to make sense.
I know, it's just the point is it's damned hard to tell someone else what's important to them. Bashing Microsoft is very important to me and my bias towards is undeniable.
As one of my old bosses used to say so frequently, "Fuck you, sue me."
Sounds like someone who really knew how to run a business!
They changed the password. Hold on, I have to use a backdoor, it'll take about 5 minutes to figure out. *cue dramatic music*
The hole connected to itself via ssh, encrypted, so no one could catch the never ending loop of nonsense.
Just ping it a bunch and say it's secure because it didn't pong you with the admin password.
Now that is the smartest god damn comment in the discussion I've seen. Why don't you make an account and take credit for the reasonable slab of skull boxed meat on your shoulders?
Who doesn't? It's kind of ingrained in our psyches to have a deeply-rooted appreciation of them.
Maybe people don't write exploits until they've seen the issues that Microsoft are patching.
And maybe the fact that they have to patch is necessary because someone already discovered the vulnerability.
I asked another 4 1/2 year old girl what she thought and she said "PBSKIDS!"
So, now I have to give up my computer for an hour for someone to play on PBSKids.org
Your mom should be in idle and labeled as flamebait.
Ahhhh... I've wanted to say that all week...