We always knew we were relying on MS Typography's generosity, and that these could disappear at any time.
I hadn't heard about these fonts until a few weeks ago, and up until then never used them. Somehow I've survived. However, I agree that we need better fonts/font support in Linux, but if you've played with a recent copy of Mozilla or Galeon/XFT/Artwiz Fonts lately, things have come a long way.
Keys and wallet I can't help, but why not get a hiptop and replace the watch, PDA, blackberry, and your mobile? I don't work for Danger, but maybe if they see me pimping them out I'll get a free one : )
I don't think I can curl up with an I-Paq and get any studying done. The left side of a book is designed so you can rest your head on it and read the right side. Then you fall asleep. Falling asleep on a I-Paq = time for a new I-Paq.
I have to agree. I was an MT devotee for a while, but got tired of no new material. I realize I wasn't paying for it, didn't buy an t-shirts or anything... but I started reading MT because it was funny/interesting/fresh.. a few weeks of sketches and no story was enough to make me decide I wasn't into it. Penny Arcade on the other hand...
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When I was in college, I connected to my computer in the dorms from the lab across campus. Witnesses say my roommate shit his pants when my stereo started blasting Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train". Ah, memories...
A tremendously slimmed down Cypher... although these little guys probably won't lob grenades at you.. Wasn't there something like this in Perfect Dark?
The Fathers of our Nation are slapping their collective foreheads and saying:
"WTF!?!"
I think one of these days Thomas Paine is going to show up in Hollywood and bust some heads. Either that, or someone with some clout (and some cajones) needs to stand up and say that shit is getting out of control in the U.S. ---
A mention of IBM's facility in Endicott brought back some memories... okay, granted they were only from a few months back, but before I graduated from SUNY Binghamton, I used to drive through the facilities there a lot. The ominous stone wall with INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES in small block letters really gives one a sense of nostaglia. Upstate NY is sort of a black hole when it comes to corporate enterprise and culture, maybe if some more businesses get the idea that it's cheap to operate there, the southern tier and capital city area will see some sort of renaissance. Right now, the only reason I would go to Albany is Mahar's Public Bar... I love me some Magic Hat!
I never like to "me too" on a comment, but Gentoo is perhaps the finest, easiest to use distro I've ever used -- and I've tried more than I'd care to admit..
(23:36:09) Erin: that is retarded (23:39:20) Erin: wow (23:39:29) Me: yeah, i want one (23:39:29) Erin: but the clear glass a frame pillar sounds cool (23:39:36) Me: i'll put linux on it (23:39:41) Me: and then it will drive itself
Alexey Pazhitnov created the one game that has caused so many people around the world to just about go nuts trying to win a game that has the ability to slowly drive you to insanity one small misshappen block at a time.
A slight nitpick from even a devout linux user -- you can 'easily' remotely admin a windows box with pcanywhere ($$$) or tightvnc...just a thought as I see lots of comments mentioning remote administation...
I knew this sounded familiar..
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My cousin reviewed this book a couple months ago.. although if I recall correctly he said there was no sex in it... which in this case was a good thing, I guess. Anyway, you can check out review for a slightly more insane take on this book if you just can't get enough.
Slashdot Mirror
haiku to fight spam
why not use spam assassin
i hear it's very good
"The DMCA ... is probably unconstitutional."
Yeah, but it's not -that- bad, is it? And what's with this "probably" bullshit? Is it or isn't it? And if it is, why the hell is it still law?
--storms off into the woods
We always knew we were relying on MS Typography's generosity, and that these could disappear at any time.
I hadn't heard about these fonts until a few weeks ago, and up until then never used them. Somehow I've survived. However, I agree that we need better fonts/font support in Linux, but if you've played with a recent copy of Mozilla or Galeon/XFT/Artwiz Fonts lately, things have come a long way.
Keys and wallet I can't help, but why not get a hiptop and replace the watch, PDA, blackberry, and your mobile? I don't work for Danger, but maybe if they see me pimping them out I'll get a free one : )
"Haw, haw!"
In New York, we use 'fuck' like a comma.
I don't think I can curl up with an I-Paq and get any studying done. The left side of a book is designed so you can rest your head on it and read the right side. Then you fall asleep. Falling asleep on a I-Paq = time for a new I-Paq.
Linux is useful? No shit!
I have to agree. I was an MT devotee for a while, but got tired of no new material. I realize I wasn't paying for it, didn't buy an t-shirts or anything... but I started reading MT because it was funny/interesting/fresh .. a few weeks of sketches and no story was enough to make me decide I wasn't into it. Penny Arcade on the other hand...
When I was in college, I connected to my computer in the dorms from the lab across campus. Witnesses say my roommate shit his pants when my stereo started blasting Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train". Ah, memories...
A tremendously slimmed down Cypher... although these little guys probably won't lob grenades at you.. Wasn't there something like this in Perfect Dark?
Saw this around 1p today at www.riaa.org....
HTTP Error 403
403.9 Access Forbidden: Too many users are connected
This error can be caused if the Web server is busy and cannot process your request due to heavy traffic. Please try to connect again later.
Please contact the Web server's administrator if the problem persists.
The Fathers of our Nation are slapping their collective foreheads and saying:
"WTF!?!"
I think one of these days Thomas Paine is going to show up in Hollywood and bust some heads. Either that, or someone with some clout (and some cajones) needs to stand up and say that shit is getting out of control in the U.S. ---
Is it just me or do those 'doctors' look like Jerry Springer and Bruce Lee? And does pacemaker software really make doctors *that* happy?
It also mentions that the next Team Fortress hack, Team Fortress 2: Brotherhood of Arms, will not be distributed for free.
Just replace "for free." with ", ever.". Pretty much the same thing,
I'm sure something like that could be done with Festival, a free open source TTS app... sounds like fun! Then again, if your kernel is borked... :-D
The kerneltrap.org server's led's are furiously flashing:
[imagine 'slashdotted' in morse here]
Lameness filter encountered. Post aborted!
Reason: Please use fewer 'junk' characters.
Morse != Junk! Damn you lameness filter!!
A mention of IBM's facility in Endicott brought back some memories... okay, granted they were only from a few months back, but before I graduated from SUNY Binghamton, I used to drive through the facilities there a lot. The ominous stone wall with INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES in small block letters really gives one a sense of nostaglia. Upstate NY is sort of a black hole when it comes to corporate enterprise and culture, maybe if some more businesses get the idea that it's cheap to operate there, the southern tier and capital city area will see some sort of renaissance. Right now, the only reason I would go to Albany is Mahar's Public Bar... I love me some Magic Hat!
I never like to "me too" on a comment, but Gentoo is perhaps the finest, easiest to use distro I've ever used -- and I've tried more than I'd care to admit..
Slack -> RedHat -> Suse -> Mandrake -> Slack -> Gentoo
Gentoo's emerge is a stroke of genius. Build your system from the bottom and then install what -you- want.
*does a dance*
(23:36:09) Erin: that is retarded
(23:39:20) Erin: wow
(23:39:29) Me: yeah, i want one
(23:39:29) Erin: but the clear glass a frame pillar sounds cool
(23:39:36) Me: i'll put linux on it
(23:39:41) Me: and then it will drive itself
Alexey Pazhitnov created the one game that has caused so many people around the world to just about go nuts trying to win a game that has the ability to slowly drive you to insanity one small misshappen block at a time.
An english teacher is crying.
And Moms that run Windows also installed/configured it? I think not. I think my mom's head would explode if I asked her to figure out fdisk...
A slight nitpick from even a devout linux user -- you can 'easily' remotely admin a windows box with pcanywhere ($$$) or tightvnc...just a thought as I see lots of comments mentioning remote administation...
My cousin reviewed this book a couple months ago.. although if I recall correctly he said there was no sex in it... which in this case was a good thing, I guess. Anyway, you can check out review for a slightly more insane take on this book if you just can't get enough.
I agree completely. I wouldn't want to see someone driving down the street shaving and applying makeup either.