they're a bunch of babies or something, requiring constant attention, and can't make it to the bathroom without getting blown to hell, let alone to a flag
If you poke a hole in a body -- or for the squeamish in the audience, a balloon -- it will begin to empty of its contents. At some point, it will drop to 90% capacity and yet could still be said to be almost dead.;)
Incase you hadn't noticed google links are direct.
You sure about that? Try copying and pasting a Google results link.
For example, let's search Google for "elluusive". The first result was your slashdot "homepage", at http://slashdot.org/~eluusive, which at first glance seems to be a direct link. But if you right-click on the link and copy it, paste it somewhere and you'll find something along these lines:
"Journal! So...you have a Live Journal. Your Mood icon has now betrayed it, too. Google was wise to hide it from me. Now the search engine's failure is complete. If you will not turn to the blog side, then perhaps it will."
A healthy sense of risk doesn't necessarily make you altruistic or "soft" as you snidely put it, just reasonable. Judging from how strong the urge to socialize is in primates (including us of course) after millions of years of evolution I'd say that paranoia is not a strong predictor for survival.
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No they won't try anything so drastic.
Don't forget there's a certain governor of Florida being groomed now to carry on the legacy.
they're a bunch of babies or something, requiring constant attention, and can't make it to the bathroom without getting blown to hell, let alone to a flag
;)
Sounds like the Sims.
now, feel free to flame away because I broke /. policy of disliking on principle all lucas projects, real or hypothetical, post Empire.
;D
Well, that and you used "money" as an adjective.
and it's a lot readable
;)
You sure about that?
Wow, a Bill Clinton joke. Talk about your topical humor. Got any Nixon knock knock jokes or Spiro Agnew riddles to really keep up with the times? :P
~ 90 km range: o--X
Good God, where did that giant Martian emoticon come from?!!! We're dooooooooommmmmed!!!!
Beauty!
The Darwin stuff from Apple is under their Apple Public Source License (APSL), which is separate from the third-party items (BSD and GPL).
Binary digits are bits Trinary digits are...
;)
Trits.
If you poke a hole in a body -- or for the squeamish in the audience, a balloon -- it will begin to empty of its contents. At some point, it will drop to 90% capacity and yet could still be said to be almost dead. ;)
"It's dead, Jim."
;)
Surely you meant to say de rigor? As in mortis?
It was a long time ago, OK?
;)
Yeah, yeah, in a galaxy far, far away. That's still no excuse!
or is it just tech-supported there?
;)
Given the muscle mass of the average geek, I'd say you'd need three or four techs to support this laptop.
I did do that in FireFox, but apparently there are strange things afoot at the Circle K. :)
Incase you hadn't noticed google links are direct.
/ slashdot.org/~eluusive&ei=A_-AQubaOq2gYNujqccO
You sure about that? Try copying and pasting a Google results link.
For example, let's search Google for "elluusive". The first result was your slashdot "homepage", at http://slashdot.org/~eluusive, which at first glance seems to be a direct link. But if you right-click on the link and copy it, paste it somewhere and you'll find something along these lines:
http://www.google.com/url?sa=U&start=1&q=http%3A/
Funny, I usually cry fowl when I'm pigeon-holed, too.
--DOINK!--
It looks like you're trying to destroy another company! Would you like to:
a) Buy it and assimilate it into your company, then claim to the media that this constitutes "innovation."
b) Buy it and lock the employees into their buildings to starve to death once the vending machines give out.
c) Buy it and send Ballmer over to annoy the hell out of them.
d) Buy a country and send its armed forces to wipe all assets of the company from the face of the Earth.
Reminds me of when we saw The Grudge in the theater and somebody had their child in there. Our jaws dropped when we first heard the kid.
Some people just have no freakin' clue.
Yeah, too bad it doesn't make you extra cool! ;)
"Journal! So...you have a Live Journal. Your Mood icon has now betrayed it, too. Google was wise to hide it from me. Now the search engine's failure is complete. If you will not turn to the blog side, then perhaps it will."
My daddy didn't need Excel to make grocery lists, nor PowerPoint to give a speech, nor Word to send a letter.
;D
My daddy also called "spreadsheet programming" "math" and did it in his head or with a slide rule.
A healthy sense of risk doesn't necessarily make you altruistic or "soft" as you snidely put it, just reasonable. Judging from how strong the urge to socialize is in primates (including us of course) after millions of years of evolution I'd say that paranoia is not a strong predictor for survival.
;)
OK, point made, Mr. Scaredy Cat.
They can bill me!