(And by the way, would it kill slashdot to tell me the amount of time I must sit here, twiddling my thumbs, in between hitting reply and hitting "submit" to post a comment?) It used to be 2 minutes (and it was apparent every time), but now it's based on whether or not you're logged in, and probably your karma.
Also, you don't need legacy hardware/OS to do this. It scales beautifully to whatever resolution DirectX wants to feed it. (Also, as I just found out, someone have made a new engine for it!) Anyway, you can set the hawks on autopatrol around the area of your house, and you should be good. Maybe consider building some Orcones. If you have the Hawks in place, you can just leave after starting to build the Orcone factory; it'll take forever to build and with the hawks, you should be set for a while.
(Note: The Orcones are the meat bag counterparts to the Krogoth from the Core Contigency. He could consider building Krogoths, but seeing as a fundamental part of the programming is "kill all meat bags", he might become unpopular in the neighbourhood)
More like the latest tech speak. This is Slashdot.
I am sorry if the rest of my comment gave you the impression that I would use a teenage SMS abbreviation in the middle of an otherwise coherrent sentence.
The point was that committing your files to only Flickr would be like putting your family album into storage in an Iraqi bank. They'll probably be there in ten years, but there's no way to be sure.
(Almost on-topic) I have a Qtek 9100 with a built-in Terminal Services Client, which is all well and good - except I don't know how to set up XP to act as a Terminal Services server (I know, they call it something else now). I haven't been able to find any good guides, I have been able to find a bunch of obvious plug guides that had less actual content than marketing content. Anyone able to help?
If you can't even control the hard drive access on your own god damned computer because your OS has been deactivated, who cares about Flickr and all that crap? Besides, anyone with half a brain would never count on a service like that. SPF.
I downloaded parts of 'Call of Juarez' to part seed (Ratio Whoring). Then, after having seen some screen shots, I thought "what the hell", and set it to fetch the rest. After playing through the game, I decided that I had to own that game. Also, I'm buying a copy for my friend this Christmas.
Errr... who is Ian Wright? And how has he never heard of Zelda?
He's an ex-footballer. He's never heard of Zelda in the same way the poster's never heard of Ian Wright. The difference being that Zonk isn't paid to have anything to do with soccer players (as far as I know), but Ian Wright was paid to be at the friggin' launch of the friggin' N-consoles with friggin' laser beams attached to the friggin' players.
The server is now slashdotted (or otherwise FUBAR). Use a mirroring service when posting to Slashdot, nyud.net or archive.org (linked to above article). TY. Interesting article, though.
You would think a nation like Germany would have learned the lesson better than any other. Limiting access to media and knowledge in order to 'purify' thoughts never ends well. http://www.historyplace.com/worldwar2/timeline/boo kburn.htm That, Sir, was the most valid point and most relevant reference to WW2 in this entire discussion. Kudos.
Could you tell me where you found that or is it an original creation? It's going on my quoteboard. As Puff of Logic mentions, it is from Black Adder, a classic BBC comedy.
Since you haven't seen Black Adder yet, I recommend renting *cough* *cough* down *cough* loading *cough*... it. Too bad the quote generator is defective and only shows a few quotes. Blackadder: They do say, Mrs M, that verbal insults hurt more than physical pain. They are, of course, wrong, as you will soon discover when I stick this toasting fork into your head.
Actually, if you try re-reading the GP, you will notice that he refers to two world wars being started by the Germans, so... "Drooling Iguana"? Damn. Well, DI was right to point out that the Germans were not directly to blame for WWI. As I recall from History lessons, Europe was a powder keg at the time though.
(..) for all we know he could have been referring to Germanic barbarians fighting with the Roman legions 2000 years ago!
Honestly, when defending yourself against an outside aggressor who obviously is out on a tour of conquest, then it doesn't really count as the same thing as "the Polaks invaded, so we'd better attack (almost) all of our neighbours to protect our borders!". Anyway, the Germans weren't really a people per se until recently; there were just a bunch of fiefdoms with a semi-common language.
Jeez, some poeple around here are desperately in need of a blowjob! Always true. Even if just after sex or a blow job, one could always use more. Always. *sigh* - to be young and have a nympho gf again - that was the bomb
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Finally a use of that meme that was semi-funny.
You could've used CoralCDN if you wanted to make sure your quota didn't get hit. I've tried priming it for the image, but I've had no luck.
I envy those who won't get this joke because they don't know what you're referring to.
Also, you don't need legacy hardware/OS to do this. It scales beautifully to whatever resolution DirectX wants to feed it. (Also, as I just found out, someone have made a new engine for it!)
Anyway, you can set the hawks on autopatrol around the area of your house, and you should be good. Maybe consider building some Orcones. If you have the Hawks in place, you can just leave after starting to build the Orcone factory; it'll take forever to build and with the hawks, you should be set for a while.
(Note: The Orcones are the meat bag counterparts to the Krogoth from the Core Contigency. He could consider building Krogoths, but seeing as a fundamental part of the programming is "kill all meat bags", he might become unpopular in the neighbourhood)
More like the latest tech speak. This is Slashdot.
I am sorry if the rest of my comment gave you the impression that I would use a teenage SMS abbreviation in the middle of an otherwise coherrent sentence.
The point was that committing your files to only Flickr would be like putting your family album into storage in an Iraqi bank. They'll probably be there in ten years, but there's no way to be sure.
I was mostly just kidding...
(Almost on-topic)
I have a Qtek 9100 with a built-in Terminal Services Client, which is all well and good - except I don't know how to set up XP to act as a Terminal Services server (I know, they call it something else now). I haven't been able to find any good guides, I have been able to find a bunch of obvious plug guides that had less actual content than marketing content. Anyone able to help?
If you can't even control the hard drive access on your own god damned computer because your OS has been deactivated, who cares about Flickr and all that crap?
Besides, anyone with half a brain would never count on a service like that. SPF.
I downloaded parts of 'Call of Juarez' to part seed (Ratio Whoring). Then, after having seen some screen shots, I thought "what the hell", and set it to fetch the rest.
After playing through the game, I decided that I had to own that game.
Also, I'm buying a copy for my friend this Christmas.
Shhhh
That is actually very interesting.
However, given the nature of their work, I'd guess they don't use the newest OS...
Funny that MoxFulder should point this out?
He's an ex-footballer. He's never heard of Zelda in the same way the poster's never heard of Ian Wright. The difference being that Zonk isn't paid to have anything to do with soccer players (as far as I know), but Ian Wright was paid to be at the friggin' launch of the friggin' N-consoles with friggin' laser beams attached to the friggin' players.
Wow... I totally feel like I've heard that joke before...
The server is now slashdotted (or otherwise FUBAR). Use a mirroring service when posting to Slashdot, nyud.net or archive.org (linked to above article). TY. Interesting article, though.
Prior to Reichskansler Adolf Hitler, Germany was one of the leading scientific nations in the world.
Then came... *spit* German Science.
Since you haven't seen Black Adder yet, I recommend renting *cough* *cough* down *cough* loading *cough*... it.
Too bad the quote generator is defective and only shows a few quotes.
Blackadder: They do say, Mrs M, that verbal insults hurt more than physical pain. They are, of course, wrong, as you will soon discover when I stick this toasting fork into your head.
Anyway, for more info, BBC is your friend.
Actually, if you try re-reading the GP, you will notice that he refers to two world wars being started by the Germans, so... "Drooling Iguana"? Damn. Well, DI was right to point out that the Germans were not directly to blame for WWI. As I recall from History lessons, Europe was a powder keg at the time though.
(..) for all we know he could have been referring to Germanic barbarians fighting with the Roman legions 2000 years ago!
Honestly, when defending yourself against an outside aggressor who obviously is out on a tour of conquest, then it doesn't really count as the same thing as "the Polaks invaded, so we'd better attack (almost) all of our neighbours to protect our borders!".Anyway, the Germans weren't really a people per se until recently; there were just a bunch of fiefdoms with a semi-common language.
I tried using the mju in labelling, that just disappeared as well after reloading.
*sigh* - to be young and have a nympho gf again - that was the bomb
Bleh. I fail at it. The Adwords team *is* inefficient.