For some reason getting rh9 is slow as heck for me, hovering in the single digits kB/s. Knoppix on the other hand downloaded in a flash reaching speeds over 100kB/s.
I installed XP sp1 on my HP pavilion which made it no longer work, couldn't get to safe mode, last known working config, not load to DOS, nothing. Dead to the world. Luckily I had a knoppix CD lying around so I was able to use it to back up my essential data by ftping it to my old PC. Good thing too since the supposed non-destructive rebuild was quite destructive.
"There's an old saying in Tennessee - I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee - that says, fool me once, shame on--shame on you. Fool me--you can't get fooled again." - GWB, Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 17, 2002
Unnamed friend bought new speakers because the left one was "broken". New speakers, same problem.
Somehow the balance was pushed all the way to the right. OK, I'll admit it, it was me.
I can't recall ever reading a review in PCMAG that didn't pick a Dell product as the recommended choice. I bet they hate it when they review items that Dell doesn't make so they actually have to make an informed decision. Unlike this wonderfully impartial site which is always fair and balanced when it comes to comparing products and services. Ehrm...sorry.
You are so right, longer prison sentences and not to mention the death penalty are such proven deterrents to crime. Sorry if I didn't sense your sarcasm, but you're either joking or delusional. I would sign up for a long one-way space trip though.
the pga tour and IBM has teamed up on cool thing called Tourcast.
They have 2 lasers per hole to display where on the course each players' ball is within a few centimeters.
"Raimund Magreiter, the head of the surgery department at the clinic, said at the moment Jamnig was suffering from phantom pains in the new limbs but that it was normal."
Since the arms are now attached aren't the phantom pains just pains now?
or to slashdot - mercilessly hammer inadequate servers and/or bandwidth with requests from millions of people who should be working instead of reading/.
did he expect playing global thermo nuclear war with joshua?
Next we'll get complaints from disappointed British secret agents that they don't get to go to the moon, don't get to go sledding in the alps riding cello covers with pretty foreign girls, don't get to meet sexy women with names that make you blush, etc ad nauseum. Damn you 007.
You need to wire West African countries to get rich now?
how they know that meteorite on the page there is from Vesta?
For some reason getting rh9 is slow as heck for me, hovering in the single digits kB/s. Knoppix on the other hand downloaded in a flash reaching speeds over 100kB/s.
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Agree completely. My # 1 advice would be for at least one of you to work a lot less or not at all. It's sad if all the "firsts" happen at daycare.
mod the story down?
I installed XP sp1 on my HP pavilion which made it no longer work, couldn't get to safe mode, last known working config, not load to DOS, nothing. Dead to the world. Luckily I had a knoppix CD lying around so I was able to use it to back up my essential data by ftping it to my old PC. Good thing too since the supposed non-destructive rebuild was quite destructive.
Strange Brew, a fine movie all around. "It's a jelly"
Demolition Man, Sly's finest moment as an actor.
"There's an old saying in Tennessee - I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee - that says, fool me once, shame on--shame on you. Fool me--you can't get fooled again." - GWB, Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 17, 2002
Unnamed friend bought new speakers because the left one was "broken". New speakers, same problem.
Somehow the balance was pushed all the way to the right. OK, I'll admit it, it was me.
I can't recall ever reading a review in PCMAG that didn't pick a Dell product as the recommended choice. I bet they hate it when they review items that Dell doesn't make so they actually have to make an informed decision. Unlike this wonderfully impartial site which is always fair and balanced when it comes to comparing products and services. Ehrm...sorry.
You are so right, longer prison sentences and not to mention the death penalty are such proven deterrents to crime.
Sorry if I didn't sense your sarcasm, but you're either joking or delusional. I would sign up for a long one-way space trip though.
the card says moops
the pga tour and IBM has teamed up on cool thing called Tourcast.
They have 2 lasers per hole to display where on the course each players' ball is within a few centimeters.
Johnny Mnemonic: "I can carry nearly eighty gigs of data in my head."
You meant incite the grammar nazis?
it's a freeway
Since the arms are now attached aren't the phantom pains just pains now?
or to slashdot - mercilessly hammer inadequate servers and/or bandwidth with requests from millions of people who should be working instead of reading /.
Same Mozilla version on WinXP works fine too....doh, busted.
b/c after Jerry dies things just won't be the same
People whom we help get arrested also bought...
you need help
I think it's called repression, shh don't tell him it may bring back memories he'd rather keep forgotten.
did he expect playing global thermo nuclear war with joshua?
Next we'll get complaints from disappointed British secret agents that they don't get to go to the moon, don't get to go sledding in the alps riding cello covers with pretty foreign girls, don't get to meet sexy women with names that make you blush, etc ad nauseum. Damn you 007.