Too true - that practically overlaps the patent that toasts two slices of bread...
(Unless you really have taken to putting toast into the toaster: when it comes out is it toastX2 or just ashes?)
It's a printer friendly page which invokes a bit of Javascript onload to open a "Print" dialog box. If you haven't got a printer, IE will therefore get slightly confused (why is the user asking to print a page when there is no printer) and produce the error box.
Yes you can - just buy a couple of million tickets to cover every possible number combination: you'll not only win the jackpot (which will be a lot larger than normal because of all your extra purchases), but lots of little prizes as well. Go on - give it a go;)
And here's something that will help bake your noodle: those signals are being broadcast through your body probably at this very instant (stand outside and they definetly will be).
Alignment problems: how could you ensure that the piece of paper goes in at exactly the right position and isn't even a millimeter off?
Saying that, I suppose you could still get most printers to print the notes if you changed the format of the commands from the printer driver (i.e. on a PostScript printer have it do the black text first, "clear" the page, print the green at the bottom, print the green at the top and then release the page).
Easy - get a gun and fire it through a werewolf. If it kills the werewolf, you've got a real silver coin - if it doesn't, you've got a very annoyed werewolf on your hands and no way to defend yourself.
At least it'll give the police a bit of a laugh when raiding conterfeiters: "Excuse me sir, could you please explain why you have 10,000 googly eyes and superhereo holograms next to that sparkly paper?" "Erm..."
I've got a feeling the "real reason" behind all this is that the distributing authority will charge around £10,000 a week for the first week of Reloaded and EasyCinema just can't afford it at 0.20p per ticket.
Most "services" like that (and I'm include pr0n websites) have "brown bag" style names on credit cards: such as "Cybernet Ventures" (Adultcheck) or "Johns Computers" or "VA Linux Subscription" (Slashdot)
It's not just weblogs he's against: just search on "El Reg" for "google" and see what strange articles you come up with "google news is edited by humans yet google claims it is by computer program - but who programs the computers?" style article. The author? His surname starts with O...
One news paper report I did see about this was that some of the keepers were very tempted to sneak in and type "To be or not to be" on the keyboard when no one was looking. But, alas, discretion prevailed. It would have been really funny though:)
Unscrew the bases. Most kids don't come equipt with screwdrivers (plus it's a bit more obvious). Ok, it gives you slightly more work to do to clean the mouse ball (as you have to remove the entire bottom of the mouse), but at least you can give the sensors a good clean as well at the same time.
Ah the "Ugly Girl" parody of Aqua's "Barbie Girl" song. Mattel actually tried to get Aqua banned from performing that song - mainly due to the "Barbie" copyright, but I also heard because it was sexually suggestive...
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Too true - that practically overlaps the patent that toasts two slices of bread...
(Unless you really have taken to putting toast into the toaster: when it comes out is it toastX2 or just ashes?)
Here's a thought: What about if Microsoft decided to support Linus in any legal dealings against SCO: would the Slashdot crowd then like MS?
FaLunGong? Is that the Chinese name for Viagra?
It's a printer friendly page which invokes a bit of Javascript onload to open a "Print" dialog box. If you haven't got a printer, IE will therefore get slightly confused (why is the user asking to print a page when there is no printer) and produce the error box.
Yes you can - just buy a couple of million tickets to cover every possible number combination: you'll not only win the jackpot (which will be a lot larger than normal because of all your extra purchases), but lots of little prizes as well. Go on - give it a go ;)
Let's just say this: It's no coincidence that The Matrix Reloaded is a popular movie to be downloaded via BitTorrent...
Well, 2 is a prime number isn't it?
And here's something that will help bake your noodle: those signals are being broadcast through your body probably at this very instant (stand outside and they definetly will be).
FastTrackMovies.com is good if you are using Kazaalite or other "clones". Click on the sig2dat file, download the exact film/tv series you want!
Don't forget "The Marstrix Reloaded" which has just been released.
Alignment problems: how could you ensure that the piece of paper goes in at exactly the right position and isn't even a millimeter off?
Saying that, I suppose you could still get most printers to print the notes if you changed the format of the commands from the printer driver (i.e. on a PostScript printer have it do the black text first, "clear" the page, print the green at the bottom, print the green at the top and then release the page).
Easy - get a gun and fire it through a werewolf. If it kills the werewolf, you've got a real silver coin - if it doesn't, you've got a very annoyed werewolf on your hands and no way to defend yourself.
At least it'll give the police a bit of a laugh when raiding conterfeiters: "Excuse me sir, could you please explain why you have 10,000 googly eyes and superhereo holograms next to that sparkly paper?" "Erm..."
I've got a feeling the "real reason" behind all this is that the distributing authority will charge around £10,000 a week for the first week of Reloaded and EasyCinema just can't afford it at 0.20p per ticket.
Most "services" like that (and I'm include pr0n websites) have "brown bag" style names on credit cards: such as "Cybernet Ventures" (Adultcheck) or "Johns Computers" or "VA Linux Subscription" (Slashdot)
They've evolved to become invisible flying cars - that's why you can't see them.
But sending the picture on would put you in possesion of kiddie porn - which is illegal and would get you arrested also...
Who will draw the short straw and have to purchase the extended edition DVD on eight discs? The thought of that *shudder*
It's not just weblogs he's against: just search on "El Reg" for "google" and see what strange articles you come up with "google news is edited by humans yet google claims it is by computer program - but who programs the computers?" style article. The author? His surname starts with O...
One news paper report I did see about this was that some of the keepers were very tempted to sneak in and type "To be or not to be" on the keyboard when no one was looking. But, alas, discretion prevailed. It would have been really funny though :)
Unscrew the bases. Most kids don't come equipt with screwdrivers (plus it's a bit more obvious). Ok, it gives you slightly more work to do to clean the mouse ball (as you have to remove the entire bottom of the mouse), but at least you can give the sensors a good clean as well at the same time.
I dunno, but I heard rumors of an SSID of "coastercontrolsys" ;)
Yep: gives the grandmothers a lot longer to relish being rid of the little brats and managing to outlive their own grandchildren :)
Should the measurement be "We got attacked by 0.75 libraries of congress within 24 hours" type thing then?
Ah the "Ugly Girl" parody of Aqua's "Barbie Girl" song. Mattel actually tried to get Aqua banned from performing that song - mainly due to the "Barbie" copyright, but I also heard because it was sexually suggestive...