Yep, that game rules. It didn't work with my GeForce until I got the leaked driver for it though. Pissed me off to no end.
Unfortunately, I can't afford a Boxster S yet. So, I recently bought a Jetta GLX since my 240SX SE is about to die.
There are a few Boxsters in my neighborhood. One guy has a sweet bright yellow one (most of the others are black). And some guy has a 356 Speedster... I'm so jealous.
I believe the porcupines' quills would be considered a strength and therefor it's not a weaker animal successfully defending itself from a stronger animal. So, his statement still holds.
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Re:The reasons why - please read, Jon.
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I've heard that what we consider beauty is normally the result of people with vastly different genetical makeups having offspring. So, I don't believe that genetical engineering will do much for the beauty of the species... at least not after a few generations.
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U.S. most poorly equiped for this?
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Try a country like Venezuala (sp?) (I think they're the one I'm thinking of) where cosmetic surgery is a prevalent as cell phones are in Israel.
I wish someone would mod your post up! Unfortunately even though I have mod points right now, I'm in this topic already (obviously since you replied to me).
What distro of Linux do you use on your iBook? I think it's a really sweet little notebook. I thought about the graphite one because it is very classy. But, is 66mHz and a better color worth about $250? I actually like the blueberry (or whatever) colored one.
I'd love to get a Crusoe iBook if Apple ever decided to use Transmeta's chips. A neat little notebook like the iBook would be great with a long battery life... especially with a DVD-ROM & wireless NIC in it.
The links are there because their filters will never be 100% accurate. Some legal MP3's will be trapped in the illegal section, so the links must remain.
It seems that MP3Board.com is actually trying to help the RIAA.
And I thought it was just run by J. Random Scriptkiddie that wanted to post links to his favorite Top 40 MP3's. Now, after hearing about their classification system, I'm impressed: let people know that you suspect these links may point to illegal files so that they can avoid them unless they know them to be legal.
Why do we link to sites that have annoying pop-up?
I followed the link to The Standard and was immediately greated with a pop-up, I closed that window to be greeted by another in it's place. I closed that window, and then I closed the new browser that I had opened for the link.
The Bill of Rights is pretty solid. But AFAIC, the second amendment was a huge mistake. I, for one, would be glad to see it go.
And you, Evro, are obviously the voice of reason. Because if it weren't for a thing called law enforcement, you would go around raping every woman you see.
I'm glad gun control has wonderful people such as yourself on its side. You are one of the reasons we need guns. So that when the government fails us, as it recently did in NY (were you there, Evro?), we can defend ourselves from the likes of you.
The purpose of the second amendment isn't to allow US citizens access to guns for sport, or for hunting for food. The purpose is to ensure that the populace will be able to overthrow the government if needed. Information has also been supressed in various country's because it can be used to overthrow a government.
After you get rid of guns, is information next?
As the people of Slashdot love to say, you can't put the shit back in the horse. Firearms are here. There is no getting rid of them. Criminals, our government, other governments will always have them; I hope that I can say the same for you & I!
"It's no match for the Army's M1A1 Abrams or its Apache chopper." --Evro
Which is why all conventional weapons should be freely accessable by the public. I would be able to save you from the tyranny of the Whitehouse a lot better with a MP5 than a Smith & Wesson "smart" revolver.
I love you people that assume we are so advanced that no one has any need for a weapon. Evidently, that our non-corrupt, non-weapon-wielding government will protect us with its sheer virtue (not a weapon) from anything (including itself & ourselves (get that, the government can attack us because it is protecting us from us)) that endangers us or our freedom just like on The Next Generation.
He said that Netscape Navigator/Communicator was beating Internet Explorer? I'm the last supporter of IE, and even I can tell (a) he was on crack or (b) you are lying. I'm inclinded to believe (a).:)
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What is SSH?
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Yep, that game rules. It didn't work with my GeForce until I got the leaked driver for it though. Pissed me off to no end.
Unfortunately, I can't afford a Boxster S yet. So, I recently bought a Jetta GLX since my 240SX SE is about to die.
There are a few Boxsters in my neighborhood. One guy has a sweet bright yellow one (most of the others are black). And some guy has a 356 Speedster... I'm so jealous.
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I believe the porcupines' quills would be considered a strength and therefor it's not a weaker animal successfully defending itself from a stronger animal. So, his statement still holds.
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I've heard that what we consider beauty is normally the result of people with vastly different genetical makeups having offspring. So, I don't believe that genetical engineering will do much for the beauty of the species... at least not after a few generations.
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Try a country like Venezuala (sp?) (I think they're the one I'm thinking of) where cosmetic surgery is a prevalent as cell phones are in Israel.
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Not to mention, they had to pay them to decide Pentium is still a viable name instead of Quicessor (quick processor) or Banana.
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Don't you learn about pentagons in elementary school?
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Maybe they should have called it the Johnny 5?
Then they could have the Number 5 (corporate & boring) instead of a Johnny 5 Xeon.
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No, the 986 is the Porsche Boxster! :)
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...or like version numbers.
Porsche 993, 996
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I can't wait until Intel announces the Pentium 5 processor for the ultimate in redundant naming. :)
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I wish someone would mod your post up! Unfortunately even though I have mod points right now, I'm in this topic already (obviously since you replied to me).
What distro of Linux do you use on your iBook? I think it's a really sweet little notebook. I thought about the graphite one because it is very classy. But, is 66mHz and a better color worth about $250? I actually like the blueberry (or whatever) colored one.
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But you can use a PowerBook to warm your hands with in the winter. :)
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I'd love to get a Crusoe iBook if Apple ever decided to use Transmeta's chips. A neat little notebook like the iBook would be great with a long battery life... especially with a DVD-ROM & wireless NIC in it.
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The links are there because their filters will never be 100% accurate. Some legal MP3's will be trapped in the illegal section, so the links must remain.
It seems that MP3Board.com is actually trying to help the RIAA.
And I thought it was just run by J. Random Scriptkiddie that wanted to post links to his favorite Top 40 MP3's. Now, after hearing about their classification system, I'm impressed: let people know that you suspect these links may point to illegal files so that they can avoid them unless they know them to be legal.
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Well, we did create the Internet. We don't charge you for your domain names, although perhaps we should.
:)
We also know to capitalize Internet and Net when talking about the Internet.
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What does "What's the frequency, Kenneth?" mean?
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Why do we link to sites that have annoying pop-up?
I followed the link to The Standard and was immediately greated with a pop-up, I closed that window to be greeted by another in it's place. I closed that window, and then I closed the new browser that I had opened for the link.
F--- The Standard!
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BTW, you're the one that wants to change the constitution. Shouldn't you be the one leaving to start your own country?
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The Bill of Rights is pretty solid. But AFAIC, the second amendment was a huge mistake. I, for one, would be glad to see it go.
And you, Evro, are obviously the voice of reason. Because if it weren't for a thing called law enforcement, you would go around raping every woman you see.
I'm glad gun control has wonderful people such as yourself on its side. You are one of the reasons we need guns. So that when the government fails us, as it recently did in NY (were you there, Evro?), we can defend ourselves from the likes of you.
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The purpose of the second amendment isn't to allow US citizens access to guns for sport, or for hunting for food. The purpose is to ensure that the populace will be able to overthrow the government if needed. Information has also been supressed in various country's because it can be used to overthrow a government.
After you get rid of guns, is information next?
As the people of Slashdot love to say, you can't put the shit back in the horse. Firearms are here. There is no getting rid of them. Criminals, our government, other governments will always have them; I hope that I can say the same for you & I!
Refrag
"It's no match for the Army's M1A1 Abrams or its Apache chopper." --Evro
Which is why all conventional weapons should be freely accessable by the public. I would be able to save you from the tyranny of the Whitehouse a lot better with a MP5 than a Smith & Wesson "smart" revolver.
I love you people that assume we are so advanced that no one has any need for a weapon. Evidently, that our non-corrupt, non-weapon-wielding government will protect us with its sheer virtue (not a weapon) from anything (including itself & ourselves (get that, the government can attack us because it is protecting us from us)) that endangers us or our freedom just like on The Next Generation.
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He said that Netscape Navigator/Communicator was beating Internet Explorer? I'm the last supporter of IE, and even I can tell (a) he was on crack or (b) you are lying. I'm inclinded to believe (a). :)
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Is he going to dress like Obi-Wan again?
I'm sure that'll earn him some respect from the USPTO!
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