I can't wait to see if there will be many KDE2 themes around. The lack of them really sucks. If it weren't for the mosfet liquid rendering thing, I wouldn't be so pleased with KDE2's look.
Close, but no banana... Gas is gas, but it is not gas. Try running 92-octane gas from your local bargain gas station in a big horse engine where the fuel line is routed very closely to the block, head, and even the intake manifold. Watch as the engine heat makes the fuel start to go bad before it reaches the carb, nearly stalling the car.
Then put in some 92-octane from Unocal 76. And you'll see that gas is gas, but unfortunately it's not always gas.
The same statement above applies to cars, but most people haven't learned yet.
Just like poor little rice rockets (P4) running, say, 20+ lbs of boost to get a high horsepower rating near the redline. The power/torque just isn't there in enough of each gear to run the cars fast enough. A domestic (AMD), with power distributed through more of each gear, will surely propel itself to victory.
This easily applies to processors; the numbers are slowly becoming useless.
Now I'm wondering how long before our buddy BigBlockMopar posts something like this...
One of my coworkers told us of a friend of hers that filled a SuperSoaker 3000 (from years ago, with the 2 gal backpack) with kerosene and basically used it as a flamethrower. I don't know about the destructive properties of kerosene compared to gasoline, but this is the same guy that cooked steaks with a real flamethrower at her "Extreme Cooking" party, so he must have experience with this stuff.
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Good luck. Do you really think you'll be able to get a straight answer out of anyone that's a brewing expert?
Duffman thinks the ISS needs a mascot! Hoh yeah! *thrust*
Let's please keep the posts on topic. I fail to see what the Berkeley Fire Department has to do with-- oh...
Screw that, how about the obligatory Quake on a Beowulf cluster of these suckers?
It had to be said eventually...
grep "24." /var/log/apache/error_log | grep -v default.ida | grep -v XXXXXXX | cut -d [ -f 3- | sort | uniq | wc -l
Number of unique attempts (1 of each type of attempt from each IP). Just replace "24." with the first part of your IP address.
357 uniques here, plus or minus a few oldies relating to my page. Around 900 or so total.
Nothing else either...
I can't wait to see if there will be many KDE2 themes around. The lack of them really sucks. If it weren't for the mosfet liquid rendering thing, I wouldn't be so pleased with KDE2's look.
The best way for NASA to get more funding! Skin tight suits, hot female astronauts, and TV broadcasts... oh yeah...
Close, but no banana... Gas is gas, but it is not gas. Try running 92-octane gas from your local bargain gas station in a big horse engine where the fuel line is routed very closely to the block, head, and even the intake manifold. Watch as the engine heat makes the fuel start to go bad before it reaches the carb, nearly stalling the car.
Then put in some 92-octane from Unocal 76. And you'll see that gas is gas, but unfortunately it's not always gas.
You mean we don't have to even try to get BO onto Windows boxes anymore? MS is going to integrate it into XP for us? Sweet!
Don't forget to add $500 for the upgrade to Pneumatic High Traction Devices.
The same statement above applies to cars, but most people haven't learned yet.
Just like poor little rice rockets (P4) running, say, 20+ lbs of boost to get a high horsepower rating near the redline. The power/torque just isn't there in enough of each gear to run the cars fast enough. A domestic (AMD), with power distributed through more of each gear, will surely propel itself to victory.
This easily applies to processors; the numbers are slowly becoming useless.
Now I'm wondering how long before our buddy BigBlockMopar posts something like this...
he said no imagining... from now on, all beowulf clusters must be fathomed.
I sent my friend to Yaromat's "Wanna be an apple?" when he was stoned and he damn near had a heart attack.
One of my coworkers told us of a friend of hers that filled a SuperSoaker 3000 (from years ago, with the 2 gal backpack) with kerosene and basically used it as a flamethrower. I don't know about the destructive properties of kerosene compared to gasoline, but this is the same guy that cooked steaks with a real flamethrower at her "Extreme Cooking" party, so he must have experience with this stuff.