Apparently so. Every time I see this discussed online, there are people who say things like "the telecoms shouldn't be punished for doing as the government asked", ignoring the illegality, that Qwest didn't go along, etc.
they'd have to think their viewers complete idiots.
Consider that this is Fox News. Think upon the sort who regularly watches Hannity, O'Reilly, Coulter, and the rest, the type who thinks catering to bias and partisanship is "fair and balanced".
OK, but who really wants to play games on something with a tiny screen and keyboard? Especially since the Eee's got a slow processor and video chip. I could see something like Solitaire and maybe Civilization II.
No shit indeed. I installed my first Linux, Debian 2.1, in a VM yesterday. It's/amazing/ how bad the installer was back then (March 1999), and how far we've come. You really had to be technical and adventurous to get the thing installed, let alone configure it later.
And there's the quislings, ordinary people who agree with the government robbing our liberties, who are convinced that doing this Makes The World Safe For Americans, who won't hear arguments to the contrary.
The quislings are just as dangerous as the bastards actually taking power.
Wrong. It was the Pentium Pro that had poor 16-bit performance. There was a bit of a to-do about that since consumers were still on a largely 16-bit OS at that time (Windows 95), and was one reason why PPro was never all that popular on the desktop.
Mind you, they were great at 32-bit code. ftp.cdrom.com ran on a dual-PPro and FreeBSD for several years.
Explain, then, how the Republicans got more extreme since the '80s, especially with regard to social conservatism/authoritarianism/kulturkampf.
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Unicomp sells a 104-key version of the Customizer that's USB-native. I'm typing on one right now. It's/slightly/ more lightly-built than the Lexmark M 3 feet away and my IBM M at home, but it's much better IMO than a standard kb.
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At least with this stuff you can use liquid nitrogen instead of liquid helium.
Goddamnit, that's not funny. That's depressing.
So it's OK to you that he didn't have the moral courage to stand up for what's right?
Apparently so. Every time I see this discussed online, there are people who say things like "the telecoms shouldn't be punished for doing as the government asked", ignoring the illegality, that Qwest didn't go along, etc.
they'd have to think their viewers complete idiots.
Consider that this is Fox News. Think upon the sort who regularly watches Hannity, O'Reilly, Coulter, and the rest, the type who thinks catering to bias and partisanship is "fair and balanced".
They don't have to think.
OK, but who really wants to play games on something with a tiny screen and keyboard? Especially since the Eee's got a slow processor and video chip. I could see something like Solitaire and maybe Civilization II.
No shit indeed. I installed my first Linux, Debian 2.1, in a VM yesterday. It's /amazing/ how bad the installer was back then (March 1999), and how far we've come. You really had to be technical and adventurous to get the thing installed, let alone configure it later.
What? Ubuntu is a money sink and they don't expect to make a profit in the foreseeable future.
Ah, another Piper fan. I also strongly recommend the Paratime stories and especially _Lord Kalvan of Otherwhen_.
I kill you filthy.
Damn. Ignore that, it's a different ancient Unix bug.
http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/05/11/1339228
And there's the quislings, ordinary people who agree with the government robbing our liberties, who are convinced that doing this Makes The World Safe For Americans, who won't hear arguments to the contrary.
The quislings are just as dangerous as the bastards actually taking power.
I wish I could mod you up higher than 5. Eisenhower warned us about the military-industrial complex, and we did not listen.
I'm not so sure of that. Isn't France one of those places where you're presumed guilty until proven innocent?
Heh. Hence the joke at the time that the Intel Inside sticker was the warning label.
Wrong. It was the Pentium Pro that had poor 16-bit performance. There was a bit of a to-do about that since consumers were still on a largely 16-bit OS at that time (Windows 95), and was one reason why PPro was never all that popular on the desktop.
Mind you, they were great at 32-bit code. ftp.cdrom.com ran on a dual-PPro and FreeBSD for several years.
/Every/ time you divided? Bull-SHEET. It only affected a certain few pairs of operands.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentium_FDIV_bug
Executive summary: You're a moron who repeats things he doesn't understand.
They changed that recently, then. The DX didn't have AC available for the '07 model year, when we were looking at one.
Mind that the DX does not have an air conditioner, nor does it have an AC as an option.
How about those farmers in Afghanistan who produce opium poppies (or any farmer producing a cash crop) instead of food?
Better not. That thing would contribute to global warming a bit.
Explain, then, how the Republicans got more extreme since the '80s, especially with regard to social conservatism/authoritarianism/kulturkampf.
Unicomp sells a 104-key version of the Customizer that's USB-native. I'm typing on one right now. It's /slightly/ more lightly-built than the Lexmark M 3 feet away and my IBM M at home, but it's much better IMO than a standard kb.
Advanced Placement. AP classes are high school (ages 13-18) classes with more advanced topics, aimed at kids who want to go on to university. Sometimes the classes are offered with college-credit hours for a much cheaper rate than a real college would charge.