"Beer is living proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy." -- Benjamin Franklin. (Rather ironic - but perhaps Budweiser hadn't been invented yet.)
Given that the Apple logo is pictorial and the IBM logo is text, different parts of the brain would be triggered to recognise the logos. Whether this translates into measurable change in creativity is debatable - "more creative" is the kind of "statistic" I'd expect to see in a shampoo commercial. ("15% more shine! 13% more bounce! 8% more creative!")
A complete "emerge -e world" rebuild shouldn't take more than a day or two, even with a "fully sick" installation on any salvageable system. Unless you're a complete masochist and install OpenOffice.org from source; life's too short for C++.
Where possible, I try to buy CDs and merchandise direct from the band (or at least their anointed web shop) - I figure that more of my money will actually get to the band that way instead of parasites like the RIAA.
Assembler coding? About the only difference in Congress that would make over your average Congress critter is when the lobbyists click their fingers and tell him to jump, he'll ask "how far", not "how high."
It's rather like a Who's greatest hits compilation, one song different, but other than that all the same.
Ah, a Led Zeppelin greatest hits: "The Song Remains The Same". (Ironically on the second CD of "Remasters", which is mostly forgettable - the first CD rocks, though.)
Am I the only one who immediately thought of the computer scientist in Douglas Adams' Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency?
No, but only because you looked like you knew where you were going with this.
Follow up question: Am I the only one that thinks that the research was a waste of time, because the majority of "mainsteam" (*cough*RIAA*cough) music could be adequately described in only one dimension?
Starbug crashes on to an asteroid.
LISTER and CAT are putting out small fires on the consoles. KRYTEN is
checking the computer screen. RIMMER staggers in.
RIMMER: Any damage?
CAT: Not too bad. A couple of the sensors are out, fuel-intake chambers
are both flooded and the left pilot seat doesn't go up and down any
more.
RIMMER: We came through that intact?
KRYTEN: Starbug was built to last, sir. This old baby's crashed more
times than a ZX81.
LISTER: It's the material it's built from. Aerospace engineers
discovered that, after a plane crash, the only thing that always
survives intasct is a cute little doll. They built Starbug out of the
same stuff.
Sorry, exhaust port is out. I put some chicken mesh over the exhaust port and held it place with blutack and duck tape - nothing will dislodge the combined powers of the dark forces holding the mesh in place.
Good! Open source projects have their code and often developer discussions open to view and ridicule; why are Microsoft so precious about their steaming pile of code and internal emails?
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You mean like the slur made by a Microsoft employee against a Standards New Zealand representative?
d) The paper was written by the scientists that don't get invited to "those kinds of parties."
"Beer is living proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy." -- Benjamin Franklin. (Rather ironic - but perhaps Budweiser hadn't been invented yet.)
Given that the Apple logo is pictorial and the IBM logo is text, different parts of the brain would be triggered to recognise the logos. Whether this translates into measurable change in creativity is debatable - "more creative" is the kind of "statistic" I'd expect to see in a shampoo commercial. ("15% more shine! 13% more bounce! 8% more creative!")
You don't have to be a genius, but I bet the Young Ones won't get it.
Mod down (-1, Obsolete hardware).
A complete "emerge -e world" rebuild shouldn't take more than a day or two, even with a "fully sick" installation on any salvageable system. Unless you're a complete masochist and install OpenOffice.org from source; life's too short for C++.
Airborne laser-popped corn: fat free! (Replacement roofs sold separately.)
Easy: The Rabbit of Caerbannog.
Runners up: Monsters, and Scary Monsters.
Where possible, I try to buy CDs and merchandise direct from the band (or at least their anointed web shop) - I figure that more of my money will actually get to the band that way instead of parasites like the RIAA.
Assembler coding? About the only difference in Congress that would make over your average Congress critter is when the lobbyists click their fingers and tell him to jump, he'll ask "how far", not "how high."
First image just in - film at 11.
It's rather like a Who's greatest hits compilation, one song different, but other than that all the same.
Ah, a Led Zeppelin greatest hits: "The Song Remains The Same". (Ironically on the second CD of "Remasters", which is mostly forgettable - the first CD rocks, though.)
Am I the only one who immediately thought of the computer scientist in Douglas Adams' Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency?
No, but only because you looked like you knew where you were going with this.
Follow up question: Am I the only one that thinks that the research was a waste of time, because the majority of "mainsteam" (*cough*RIAA*cough) music could be adequately described in only one dimension?
You might also have noticed that the scientists were running out of ideas for new elements named.
Scientist 1: We've just created element 116! What shall be call it?
Scientist 2: Uuh...
And when the cameras don't stop shootings, what next? RFID tags? GPS trackers?
It's the guns, stupid!
I think they meant "sticking you in a tuba".
Um, stationing ships off of a country's coast without their permission is generally considered a hostile act.
And placing a trade embargo on a country for nearly 50 years means they want to be friends?
Sorry, exhaust port is out. I put some chicken mesh over the exhaust port and held it place with blutack and duck tape - nothing will dislodge the combined powers of the dark forces holding the mesh in place.
No problem, we'll just use a frozen chicken.
It would be even more efficient if they peeled off the MSI stickers that are restricting airflow from the fan through the radiator.
For "embrace" read "rib-crushing bear hug".
It's hugely annoying for those on the inside.
Good! Open source projects have their code and often developer discussions open to view and ridicule; why are Microsoft so precious about their steaming pile of code and internal emails?
Admiral Ackbar led the attack on the second Battle Station.
Allah'u to his friends.
The thermal exhaust port weakness was on the first.
If someone shot a proton torpedo up your exhaust port, you'd have a moment of weakness too.
It's the KISS principle.
It's called a "bookmark".
By smell?
"Listen! Do you smell something?" - Ghostbusters
...and of course salty lemonade!
Gatesorade.