Our main Weapon is the Bible. The Bible and this scepter, that's two. Our TWO main weapons are The Bible and this scepter, and Incense. That's THREE. Our THREE Main weapons are The Bible, this scepter, and incense' and rampant child abuse. FOUR. Our FOUR main weapons are The Bible, this scepter, incense, rampant child abuse and a culture of silence regarding it. FIVE. Our FIVE Main weapons are The Bible, this scepter, incense, rampant child abuse, a culture of silence regarding it and wanting Africa to die of AIDS so that we can all move there after the apocalypse.
I've said too much. *waves in the Vatican Assassin Squad* use the needles
I know, I was wondering where the tech angle was. Was she a voice in the pro or anti net neutrality camps? Did she have controvertial views on technology? Did her son do a computing degree? Anything.
From what I found out on her wikipedia page she supports renewable energies and is a member of the NRA. The renewable energies bit might classify it, but as no-one has brought it up until now, it's a bit outside/.s supposed remit.
Horrible situations are horrible situations, but let proper news agencies report on it, this is/., an international (though mainly american) technology news aggregate. I've only got/. on my feeds now because Digg has become even more crap. I hope/. doesn't go that way (any more)
I copy/pasted the entire story, and yes, it does state he's doing it from 4 hard disks, but nowhere does it state that the 20MB is anything other than the total space he has.
I found that on the advice of his teenage son, he was deleting any extra files to make his laptop run faster and give him more storage space. After deleting anything he didn't recognize on the C: drive, he had moved on to the P: drive (his personal network storage location), the G: drive (general public storage of shared documents), and the F: drive (the accounting system, the label system, the menu system). Overall, he had deleted almost 300MB off of his 20MB hard drive.
No, but I did have a cleaning lady who used to move my keyboard to clean under it, and placed it upon the wireless keyboard/mouse dongle sitting under my monitor (It was plugged into this so it was sticking out at an angle). I didn't realise until i came in one day to find my keyboard didn't work and when I checked the dongle it was bent to about 30 degrees.
Not entirely sure if I should blame the cleaner for not just putting my keyboard back on the desk, or logitech for making such a stupidly shaped USB extension.
If we continue the way we are, the world will heat up, we'll be seeing more Double Rainbows as it rains more. If we change our ways and work to solve the worlds problems, we'll solve world hunger with Double Tomatoes!
Why bother with any of that. In Oblivion just do the arcane University quest line (quite easy at level 1), learn the Chameleon spell and then enchant your armour with 100% chameleon and nothing will ever touch you, ever, even if you walk up to them and twat them in the face.
*Denham's Dentifrice*, "the lilies in the field", *Denham's Dentifrice*, "the lilies in the field", *Denham's Dentifrice*, "the lilies in the field",*Denham's Dentifrice*, *Denham's Dentifrice*, *Denham's Dentifrice*,
I'm guessing these are Game and Gamestation. I have a reward card for both these stores, yet I haven't stepped into one in almost 2 years. Steam, Amazon, Dev-specific Digital Downloads, they're all so much better than making the trip to the shop.
The only thing I miss really is reading the game manual from Digital Downloads, but the good thing about Amazon is that they ship you the box.
It's not based on country, merely the leanings of the people you work for that decide which name you give it. Yes, the UK and US generally go for Burma, but even in the UK some call it Myanmar.
We got given TI-83s in 5th year, I spent most of my time learning the (rudimentary, but robust) language and making games on it. Once I left school and went to Uni I bought myself a Casio graphing calculator (Their normal Scientific calculators being the staple in our schools, it was a brand I recognised yet was cheap enough for my needs), and even the normal input screen was completely incomprehensible, I had to read the manual to figure out how to put brackets on things. Switching it off was bizzarly unintuitive as well (instead of just an OFF button, you had to press SHIFT then ON, or something like that)
This was back in 2002, I hope Casio have taken a level in user friendliness.
what about Calculus. Leibnitz and Newton within months of each other. Newton came up with it first, but didn't publish, then Leibnitz published, and Newton got annoyed, published, claimed he was first and there was a big kerfuffle. In the end we actually use Leibnitz notation for calculus, even though most people don't know who he was, and think Newton invented it.
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have you ever been to church? there ARE no comfy chairs.
Our main Weapon is the Bible. The Bible and this scepter, that's two. Our TWO main weapons are The Bible and this scepter, and Incense. That's THREE. Our THREE Main weapons are The Bible, this scepter, and incense' and rampant child abuse.
FOUR. Our FOUR main weapons are The Bible, this scepter, incense, rampant child abuse and a culture of silence regarding it.
FIVE. Our FIVE Main weapons are The Bible, this scepter, incense, rampant child abuse, a culture of silence regarding it and wanting Africa to die of AIDS so that we can all move there after the apocalypse.
I've said too much.
*waves in the Vatican Assassin Squad*
use the needles
wow, people are only reading the post title and not the body.
yes, the problem is partly with the poster, who started his sentence in the title and continued in the body, but come on, atleast TRY and read things
I know, I was wondering where the tech angle was. Was she a voice in the pro or anti net neutrality camps? Did she have controvertial views on technology? Did her son do a computing degree? Anything.
From what I found out on her wikipedia page she supports renewable energies and is a member of the NRA. The renewable energies bit might classify it, but as no-one has brought it up until now, it's a bit outside /.s supposed remit.
Horrible situations are horrible situations, but let proper news agencies report on it, this is /., an international (though mainly american) technology news aggregate. I've only got /. on my feeds now because Digg has become even more crap. I hope /. doesn't go that way (any more)
Truefact: Shine on you crazy diamond sounds like a sea chanty/jazz fusion when listened to at 300% speed
I expect a DMCA notice any time now (I maintain it's a parody)
I copy/pasted the entire story, and yes, it does state he's doing it from 4 hard disks, but nowhere does it state that the 20MB is anything other than the total space he has.
Wait... what?
Infoworld really sucks at giving Information...
No, but I did have a cleaning lady who used to move my keyboard to clean under it, and placed it upon the wireless keyboard/mouse dongle sitting under my monitor (It was plugged into this so it was sticking out at an angle). I didn't realise until i came in one day to find my keyboard didn't work and when I checked the dongle it was bent to about 30 degrees.
Not entirely sure if I should blame the cleaner for not just putting my keyboard back on the desk, or logitech for making such a stupidly shaped USB extension.
If we continue the way we are, the world will heat up, we'll be seeing more Double Rainbows as it rains more.
If we change our ways and work to solve the worlds problems, we'll solve world hunger with Double Tomatoes!
Double tomatoes for a better tomorrow!
not forgetting Helios 1
well, it looks like we're heading for a moneyless society quicker than trek did
Yeah, I was planning to take my mate there for his Stag Weekend, mainly so that he can't have kids.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh,
Why bother with any of that. In Oblivion just do the arcane University quest line (quite easy at level 1), learn the Chameleon spell and then enchant your armour with 100% chameleon and nothing will ever touch you, ever, even if you walk up to them and twat them in the face.
*Denham's Dentifrice*, "the lilies in the field", *Denham's Dentifrice*, "the lilies in the field", *Denham's Dentifrice*, "the lilies in the field" ,*Denham's Dentifrice*, *Denham's Dentifrice*, *Denham's Dentifrice*,
I'm guessing these are Game and Gamestation.
I have a reward card for both these stores, yet I haven't stepped into one in almost 2 years. Steam, Amazon, Dev-specific Digital Downloads, they're all so much better than making the trip to the shop.
The only thing I miss really is reading the game manual from Digital Downloads, but the good thing about Amazon is that they ship you the box.
It's not based on country, merely the leanings of the people you work for that decide which name you give it. Yes, the UK and US generally go for Burma, but even in the UK some call it Myanmar.
UK is 230V and Some of Europe is 220V and the rest is 230 (like France, who used to be 220)
that was before they decided to go alphabetical. From Badger they've been consistent.
It's not Travelling Salesman either, It's BeeFS
I can see this article's going to be peppered with puns
We got given TI-83s in 5th year, I spent most of my time learning the (rudimentary, but robust) language and making games on it.
Once I left school and went to Uni I bought myself a Casio graphing calculator (Their normal Scientific calculators being the staple in our schools, it was a brand I recognised yet was cheap enough for my needs), and even the normal input screen was completely incomprehensible, I had to read the manual to figure out how to put brackets on things. Switching it off was bizzarly unintuitive as well (instead of just an OFF button, you had to press SHIFT then ON, or something like that)
This was back in 2002, I hope Casio have taken a level in user friendliness.
http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager07.html
go delete your flash cookies thanks to Adobe's handy deletion tool. First result on Google for "Delete Flash Cookies"
NaNoWriMo's next month, I might try using it to see if it increases my wordcount over last year :P
what about Calculus. Leibnitz and Newton within months of each other. Newton came up with it first, but didn't publish, then Leibnitz published, and Newton got annoyed, published, claimed he was first and there was a big kerfuffle.
In the end we actually use Leibnitz notation for calculus, even though most people don't know who he was, and think Newton invented it.