Oh, and you have to download applications to unhide hidden directories in Finder, or use the terminal which requires knowledge of UNIX commands.
Unless, of course, you'd rather use the spiffy "Go to Folder" command under the Go menu (with a convenient apple-shift-G keyboard shortcut) and type in your hidden directory that way.
I find it great when O Fortuna comes on to crank the quite part up to a normal volume - then when it suddenly becomes loud my windows explode... And the looks from other drivers at a stop light are great when that happens in the summer with the windows down!
So, do your doors bulge outward when your windows explode when they're down?;D
Well, get rid of the search form widget and type "google foobar" in your location bar. Or "imdb foobar" or whatever. Read up on Quick Searches and create your own.
Has to have the latest physics technology since its release will freeze over Hell and give the power of flight to pigs, not to mention pulling one of the seals off the Book of Judgment and releasing the End Times.:)
FYI, the original model was marketed at $666. I think it's safe to say that Apple's marketing strategies have improved a bit since then.
That was during the short-lived "Think Demonic" phase, in which the Apple logo briefly grew horns. You know how Apple's corporate headerquarters is at "1 Infinite Loop" in Cupertino? That's how they trapped the horrible devil-beast that had taken control of them, putting all of Northern California in mortal peril -- capturing him in a building-sized Moebius strip.
That time period is also where the mutant dog-cow Clarus came from, but it's probably best not to mention her.
Now I know everybody makes jokes about the Mac's ozone only having one Oxygen atom, but you can easily buy a third-party molecule with the three Oxygen atoms you're used to.
Joining Volkswagen Bugs, Rhode Islands, and Libraries of Congress: the new monetary unit "Seasons of Trek", an amount of dollars necessary to fund one season of Star Trek.
A machine that could even distinguish a people from an inanimate object would be a major breakthrough.
"Is it moving?" might be a good place to start the if statements.
Then, "Is it making noise?"
If so, "Is it waving a torch at my sensors?" or "...shooting me with its puny projectile weapons?" or "...wriggling and squishy when I step on it?" are logical next steps.
Reminds me of that Star Trek TOS episode -- the first after the pilot if I recall correctly -- where they "break through" the "galactic boundary," thus triggering god-like powers (and accompanying morality tale) in a couple of crew members.
You also get to see the phaser rifle for one of the few times ever in that episode.:)
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The same way we have gotten used to ads on websites, the same way we will get used to ads in RSS feeds.
If by "gotten used to" you mean "blocking with extreme prejudice," then yes, I will be "getting used to" RSS adverts as well.:)
That is entirely my point. Some people read about IRC and, without ever taking the time to investigate it for themselves, declare that it's the preserve of "hackers", and decide to purely stick to IMs.
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Oh, and you have to download applications to unhide hidden directories in Finder, or use the terminal which requires knowledge of UNIX commands.
Unless, of course, you'd rather use the spiffy "Go to Folder" command under the Go menu (with a convenient apple-shift-G keyboard shortcut) and type in your hidden directory that way.
I find it great when O Fortuna comes on to crank the quite part up to a normal volume - then when it suddenly becomes loud my windows explode... And the looks from other drivers at a stop light are great when that happens in the summer with the windows down!
;D
So, do your doors bulge outward when your windows explode when they're down?
Well, get rid of the search form widget and type "google foobar" in your location bar. Or "imdb foobar" or whatever. Read up on Quick Searches and create your own.
Has to have the latest physics technology since its release will freeze over Hell and give the power of flight to pigs, not to mention pulling one of the seals off the Book of Judgment and releasing the End Times. :)
Sweet
You must have lived a very insulinated life to make a joke like that.
I wonder if somebody could break into Windows 2003 in the same amount of time?
;D
Well, sure, but technically it's supposed to be a *challenge*.
FYI, the original model was marketed at $666. I think it's safe to say that Apple's marketing strategies have improved a bit since then.
That was during the short-lived "Think Demonic" phase, in which the Apple logo briefly grew horns. You know how Apple's corporate headerquarters is at "1 Infinite Loop" in Cupertino? That's how they trapped the horrible devil-beast that had taken control of them, putting all of Northern California in mortal peril -- capturing him in a building-sized Moebius strip.
That time period is also where the mutant dog-cow Clarus came from, but it's probably best not to mention her.
Yeah, me too. Bastards, messing with my nostalgia. ;) Remember the GEV expansion?
I'm done using their Java. Here I come Microsoft.
Nah, screw Microsoft, get a Mac instead.
Now I know everybody makes jokes about the Mac's ozone only having one Oxygen atom, but you can easily buy a third-party molecule with the three Oxygen atoms you're used to.
I don't know, that was a pretty cool song the first 4700 times I heard it. ;)
I sense a new unit of measurement coming.
Joining Volkswagen Bugs, Rhode Islands, and Libraries of Congress: the new monetary unit "Seasons of Trek", an amount of dollars necessary to fund one season of Star Trek.
Being for stoner AND alchoolic
Somebody's had tee many martoonis!
Great. Now my Tivo will play even fewer games.
;)
Wait till you see the one-button remote control.
(I kid because I love.)
bla bla bla bla bla bla
You misspelled ad.
How do you get to be the richest software company in the world by having the lowest TCO?
;)
Volume?
But then we'll just get cancelled.
Only if we let Rick Berman control what we do.
A machine that could even distinguish a people from an inanimate object would be a major breakthrough.
"Is it moving?" might be a good place to start the if statements.
Then, "Is it making noise?"
If so, "Is it waving a torch at my sensors?" or "...shooting me with its puny projectile weapons?" or "...wriggling and squishy when I step on it?" are logical next steps.
Only because people don't know about Firebird.
;)
Web browser, right? Wonder what ever happened to them...
Reminds me of that Star Trek TOS episode -- the first after the pilot if I recall correctly -- where they "break through" the "galactic boundary," thus triggering god-like powers (and accompanying morality tale) in a couple of crew members.
:)
You also get to see the phaser rifle for one of the few times ever in that episode.
The same way we have gotten used to ads on websites, the same way we will get used to ads in RSS feeds.
:)
If by "gotten used to" you mean "blocking with extreme prejudice," then yes, I will be "getting used to" RSS adverts as well.
Worst part about it is they ask you for your address and phone number before they'll give you the award! ;)
Neil Gaiman just posted about this in his online journal.
In Soviet Berkeley, tremors discover you.
IIRC correctly? Dear Og, somebody shoot me now please before I reveal my PIN number.
Too late, I saw you using it at the ATM machine.
That is entirely my point. Some people read about IRC and, without ever taking the time to investigate it for themselves, declare that it's the preserve of "hackers", and decide to purely stick to IMs.
;)
You say that like it's a bad thing.