Right now I'm so hot I've got a higher SCOville rating than a Red Savina Habanero (350,00 - 577,000 on the Scoville scale, compared to the Scotch Bonnet which has 150,000 - 325,000)
Ok. We all know what SCO is doing, or at least trying to do.
I hate to sound like a troll, but do we really need this ammount of press time about it? How aobut one giant wrap-up post once this whole business is overwith and SCO is nothing but a faded memeory?
I'd love to have Borg type impants to contorl my home. =)
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Heh, I stand corrected. At least I was right, just the wrong series of processor.
I blame it in working retail for Best Buy in my youth. I lost more brain cells there than anyone I've known doing any sort of drugs. =P
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By definition a DX has a built in math coprocessor. The SX series was a DX chip with the built in CoProcessor disabled so Intel could sell a math coprocessor add on chip.
Why not just have someone register and maintain softwarecredits.org and then request that distro maintainers and FS/OSS browsers ship with it as the default webpage. That way people will know of it, and they can still change the default page if they want?
Well, they don't need to be commercial drivers per-se (where the drivers are sold as-is) but rather a commercial body (who knows, maybe sponsored and funded by the for-sale Linux distros) which would negotiate and create the drivers to distribute back to the community which funded them.
They'd just be the central group who'd be dealing with the companies to get the information.
Isn't the largest issue with any support on Linux still the fact that very few companies are willing to put in the time to create Linux drivers let alone have have the decency to release the information on the chipsets to the public to allow 3rd party drivers to be created?
Maybe what should be looked into is the creation of a vested interest just to deal with sound card companies and try and negotiate accessability to chipset information to create drivers for their cards for other OSes than they're willing to develop for in-house.
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There's audio, but it is almost completely silent between moments of conversation as they get everything into position.
...
But stainless steel is silv... Oh.
Moogle?
(Envisions the lawsuits from Square as well as Google)
Doesn't that make five?
1 + 3 + 1 ?
*has a flash back to the movie Clue. "1 + 2 + 1 + 1"*
Don't forget about the "Super Secret" communications.
'Encrypted "Super Secret" communications will be done with Wingdings 16'
Watching that movie in my younger years I loved the ending with the popcorn streaming out of the ruins of Hathaway's house...
Watching it now being older as the kids from the neighborhood play in the popcorn my first thought is:
"Hey! Get out of there! There's broken glass from the windows in there!
*feels old*
Anyone else sense a greater conspiracy here?
*ducks*
Nah, on it's own it was just more subversive. =)
*gets out his chalk and goes to the board* "No sir, I'll never do it again."
You have no idea.
Right now I'm so hot I've got a higher SCOville rating than a Red Savina Habanero (350,00 - 577,000 on the Scoville scale, compared to the Scotch Bonnet which has 150,000 - 325,000)
And yes, I hate myself for that reference.
Ok. We all know what SCO is doing, or at least trying to do.
I hate to sound like a troll, but do we really need this ammount of press time about it? How aobut one giant wrap-up post once this whole business is overwith and SCO is nothing but a faded memeory?
Could we try that? Please?
Nah... He just changes his score sheet to be closer to it.
Awful?
I'd love to have Borg type impants to contorl my home. =)
Heh, I stand corrected. At least I was right, just the wrong series of processor.
I blame it in working retail for Best Buy in my youth. I lost more brain cells there than anyone I've known doing any sort of drugs. =P
By definition a DX has a built in math coprocessor. The SX series was a DX chip with the built in CoProcessor disabled so Intel could sell a math coprocessor add on chip.
Ok, if they had to continue with this silly "sharp" naming convention they could have at least done something on the geeky side and called it B#.
Of course, a lot of the people wouldn't get it, but those of us that do would be wondering if it was deliberate or just a coincidence?
Use them together.
Use them in peace.
(Though I guess the Moderators need an injection of a sense of humor.)
Well, it's a good thing then this pic was taken from Mars' orbit then, isn't it? =)
(Yes, I know you post was humor. =P)
Why not just have someone register and maintain softwarecredits.org and then request that distro maintainers and FS/OSS browsers ship with it as the default webpage. That way people will know of it, and they can still change the default page if they want?
Or is this too logical? =P
So, did he get the funding from this from all the disgruntled PayPal users?
http://www.paypalsucks.com
You might not like it, but that's my opinion.
"Uh, I think so Brain, but monitors as webcams? That's a silly idea."
Besides how will I be able to make fun of friends when they tell me they met this really hot supermodel online...
I mean, honesty on the Internet? Yeah, right.
Well, they don't need to be commercial drivers per-se (where the drivers are sold as-is) but rather a commercial body (who knows, maybe sponsored and funded by the for-sale Linux distros) which would negotiate and create the drivers to distribute back to the community which funded them.
They'd just be the central group who'd be dealing with the companies to get the information.
Isn't the largest issue with any support on Linux still the fact that very few companies are willing to put in the time to create Linux drivers let alone have have the decency to release the information on the chipsets to the public to allow 3rd party drivers to be created?
Maybe what should be looked into is the creation of a vested interest just to deal with sound card companies and try and negotiate accessability to chipset information to create drivers for their cards for other OSes than they're willing to develop for in-house.
Personally I don't care how old the game is, or if it's really 3D.
What this game means to me is yet another way to just have fun and blow stuff up.
But hey, I still play StarCraft too, so games don't have to be new to impress me.
But then again, I DO like MoO3, so YMMV. =P