That's all humbug. I live in South Africa, and there is no way me, my friends or any of my family will hand in dead rats for money, not even to mention breading them for said imaginative payment on delivery of dead rodent. It's completely ludicrous and utter drivel.
Rather skewer them over an open fire, it really brings out the flavor. But care must be taken with those who are carrying young, the veal is especially priceless.
While you're preparing for a good life later, I'm living a good life now. I've seen too many people that only plan for the future, throwing away their life to get some imagined success later. You have to enjoy life NOW.
Sure, some thought should be put into also having a good life later, but getting outside is not going to do that for me. In fact, it's much more likely that staying inside and working
On the contrary, you can be out getting fit and train to become a ninja machine. The ultimate career, ninja hacker.
Same here, and Indie games still have that effect on me. The Humble Indie Bundle is closed now but check the type of games they offer. DRM free multi platform.
No affiliation with these games, I just love what they do. They remind me of when games first appeared for the PC, when creativity motivated game design, not the quest for uber realism.
As we know, "its super cool to be uber realistic on hardware because it's just a simulation and not really real. So it's cool that way."...
(posting to undo wrongful mod, a bug in the system? dropdown mod combo box, use arrows to scroll, press escape to cancel, it then applies the last highlighted mod option:/)
Remarkably little open source adoption, which is why I think Ubuntu is pushing so hard. Good IMHO.
Remember our infrastructure and internet culture was about 10-15 years behind the states, but that gap is closing. For a country of such size, we make 5.7% of world internet users (vs 22% EU and 23% USA).
Many companies are stuck with Microsoft systems and similarly commercial software. Working for 8+ years in software development in South Africa, I know two companies who adopted FOSS in the last 12 months.
You may even see articles like this one, with 3 family members who work for the local government, I haven't seen much of that FOSS preaching.
On the other hand, this is a great opportunity here!
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That's all humbug. I live in South Africa, and there is no way me, my friends or any of my family will hand in dead rats for money, not even to mention breading them for said imaginative payment on delivery of dead rodent. It's completely ludicrous and utter drivel.
Rather skewer them over an open fire, it really brings out the flavor. But care must be taken with those who are carrying young, the veal is especially priceless.
While you're preparing for a good life later, I'm living a good life now. I've seen too many people that only plan for the future, throwing away their life to get some imagined success later. You have to enjoy life NOW.
Sure, some thought should be put into also having a good life later, but getting outside is not going to do that for me. In fact, it's much more likely that staying inside and working
On the contrary, you can be out getting fit and train to become a ninja machine. The ultimate career, ninja hacker.
Signed, Hero Protagonist.
To make /. RTFA?
Additionally, their target output is “...at least 100 microwatts, and that’s what all the electronics guys are asking us to get to,”.
Neat stuff!
The gift that keeps on giving... and giving... and giving!
There truly is a God of Metal!
I laugh at these mortals who have to reboot!
Same here, and Indie games still have that effect on me. The Humble Indie Bundle is closed now but check the type of games they offer. DRM free multi platform.
I only play games I like :) /runs xbill
Dear Sir,
Your writing reminds me so very much of the debauched and ludicrous rants of Poe, sultry Rampling and one promiscuous Dahl.
I thoroughly enjoy your erotic literature, I hope to read more of your emotional exploits in the near future.
Also, I am requesting subscription to your BBS thread titled "Felching for the Beginner kinkster"
Hungrily Yours
Just like the Greeks tricked the Trojans by giving them "free stuff", like say a big free wooden horse? ;D
Degrees of trickery include hidden messages, slight of hand, to fudging IP addresses.
Heck even surprise buttseks has an element of trickery, it's all about timing.
Jen from the IT Crowd, "Ich bin ein nerd!"
That's why I prefer indie game companies who bring out really interesting games.
Some I have been playing lately: World of Goo, Cogs Game, VVVVVV.
No affiliation with these games, I just love what they do. They remind me of when games first appeared for the PC, when creativity motivated game design, not the quest for uber realism.
As we know, "its super cool to be uber realistic on hardware because it's just a simulation and not really real. So it's cool that way."...
Gimme a break! Gimme a real game.
You are likely right @girl!
First the US blew up earth's magnetic belts with nukes in project Starfish Prime, you know... just to see if they could.
Next... the antimatter belt. I predict project name, Apocalypse.
Zombie Apocalypse if we are all lucky.
What a grandiose scheme, it can't fail!
(posting to undo wrongful mod, a bug in the system? dropdown mod combo box, use arrows to scroll, press escape to cancel, it then applies the last highlighted mod option :/)
was meant to mod funny btw :)
Its not bad at all, it feels however that modern IDE debugging is pushing away too much from the manual approach to trace down a bug.
It would have been better if modern debugging methods complimented the manual method, and not try push it out of the scene.
Most of the points in TFA relates back to the new debugging methods to "inspire new trends".
Turning it off and on again, usually helps :)
Or to put it another way: Internet rule #34 beats "family values" cable porn.
Our Mission Statement:
- encryption is obsolete and unnecessary
- carry all client data in easily deposited usb drives for convenience
- go for a pint in the pub daily
How dare you correct his English, you knave.
Yes! I have been speaking English handsomely since I was twice! ;D
Cue the Futurama theme song!
"Clause 3: We hold the right to observe and or send communications during or after the said 'honeymoon' period."
Remarkably little open source adoption, which is why I think Ubuntu is pushing so hard. Good IMHO.
Remember our infrastructure and internet culture was about 10-15 years behind the states, but that gap is closing. For a country of such size, we make 5.7% of world internet users (vs 22% EU and 23% USA).
Many companies are stuck with Microsoft systems and similarly commercial software. Working for 8+ years in software development in South Africa, I know two companies who adopted FOSS in the last 12 months.
You may even see articles like this one, with 3 family members who work for the local government, I haven't seen much of that FOSS preaching.
On the other hand, this is a great opportunity here!
Who wants to make a startup with me? ;D
I like this tech too, really look like it has solid potential!
This was in the works since 2001 so a decade seems about right.
Don't be ridiculous.
It's an Australian based company erecting this thing.
... to wait until then! XD