Back in 1997/1998 when I ran a fan website. For a period of time I had shamefully turned away IE users for a time because of a website incompatibility from the site and received angry e-mails. Then, about 6 months later, I turned away Netscape users with the same reasoning. What I found is that the e-mail from IE users tended to be much shorter and use simpler words with more mistakes in grammar. Its one of things that I did, but alas never published. I still have all the e-mails though. My thoughts about it at the time were that people who choose to use IE at the time don't really think about their choices much and just go with what is given to them.
I agree. Been using PostgreSQL since 2004 and only occasionally use MySQL. I could see the writing on the wall when the mysql.com site kept moving the link for their documentation around, making it harder to find. My gripe about PostgreSQL is the same, its harder to admin, especially in a shared hosting environment.
You'll probably start to see a trend of Hollywood adapting Youtube shorts directly to the big screen. I have to laugh everytime I see some news program turning to the internet to show what is going on there. They just can't compete with it.
Nobody's ever thought of that before. I thought this "paper" was going to have some kind of design for a way to do it or something. Actually, recently I've been thinking about the way some barns are constructed. Where they have have windows at the apex of the roof. I guess that channels the heat up and lets it out right? Is it possible to put turbines up there that are driven by heat?
For a while its going to be like when the year changes and you keep writing checks with the previous year by mistake. Probably 99% of Linux users have only used a 2.0 series kernel. Heck, Slashdot didn't even exist before the 2.0 kernel.
So there is an application, that will try to indicate which bar is the hip one to be at? Yeah, that will last about a month before bars with less customers figure out how to fake their stats.
I read "ruled by braun" as an intentional misspelling with your statement meaning we were ruled by well groomed men and that we are making the transition away from Steve Jobs and toward the intelligent and bearded like the Woz and RMS.
Whoa man that's deep. Well, it was an unintentional pun or perhaps a double entendre. The real problem I often have is that the spell checker in Firefox trips me up. I usually don't have such spelling problems, but when it puts a river of blood under words like analyse, which I know is right, I start to doubt myself and then I'm not sure if I spelled brawn right or its just the fucking spelling checker being a douche (Hey, it knows douche, but doesn't know fucking entendre. Fuck you Firefox spelling checker you worthless piece of shit)
Spelling Nazis, please execute me swiftly with a vorpal long sword +5 for misspelling brawn. I didn't mean ruled by Adolf Hitler's mistress or and electric shaver.
Ok, being a bit more serious. here is what is going on.
Throughout the age of d20 and now d21 (how would that work?) in the prime material plane at least we've been making the transition from "ruled by braun" to "ruled by brain". In this new age STR, DEX and CON aren't important as they once were and so in this new world that values INT above all else, those that have the CHR, but not the INT have to use some WIS and lie about their character class. Because in the public eye, CHR is always important. Most people don't want to associate with character with low CHR scores, so they take people with a good mix of both and make sure they get to fight the dragon.
Actually, there was a store in Bloomington, Indiana called The Data Domain which claimed to use the term Personal Computer in advertising first. The guy who owned the Data Domain apparently talked to Steve Jobs directly on the phone to sell the Apple I.
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And of course, the U.S. has the largest supply according to the chart. How convenient.
Back in 1997/1998 when I ran a fan website. For a period of time I had shamefully turned away IE users for a time because of a website incompatibility from the site and received angry e-mails. Then, about 6 months later, I turned away Netscape users with the same reasoning. What I found is that the e-mail from IE users tended to be much shorter and use simpler words with more mistakes in grammar. Its one of things that I did, but alas never published. I still have all the e-mails though. My thoughts about it at the time were that people who choose to use IE at the time don't really think about their choices much and just go with what is given to them.
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I agree. Been using PostgreSQL since 2004 and only occasionally use MySQL. I could see the writing on the wall when the mysql.com site kept moving the link for their documentation around, making it harder to find. My gripe about PostgreSQL is the same, its harder to admin, especially in a shared hosting environment.
Maybe the sysadmins at Hallmark could help us out on this one.
You'll probably start to see a trend of Hollywood adapting Youtube shorts directly to the big screen. I have to laugh everytime I see some news program turning to the internet to show what is going on there. They just can't compete with it.
Jobs per megawatt
WTF? I think I'm going to throw up now.
I think you're using the wrong OS.
This is bullshit and I will never believe it.
Oh really, then why when I search for datacenter in a barn, this comes up first: Microsoft puts data centre in a barn (Jan 2011)
Yeah, I'm done alright.
Nobody's ever thought of that before. I thought this "paper" was going to have some kind of design for a way to do it or something. Actually, recently I've been thinking about the way some barns are constructed. Where they have have windows at the apex of the roof. I guess that channels the heat up and lets it out right? Is it possible to put turbines up there that are driven by heat?
For a while its going to be like when the year changes and you keep writing checks with the previous year by mistake. Probably 99% of Linux users have only used a 2.0 series kernel. Heck, Slashdot didn't even exist before the 2.0 kernel.
What do you mean police wrongdoing? Can you use those two words in a sentence?
I've heard of dropped calls, but this is ridiculous.
Came up snake-eyes on that role, dincha?
More like snake oil.
He is still alive.
So there is an application, that will try to indicate which bar is the hip one to be at? Yeah, that will last about a month before bars with less customers figure out how to fake their stats.
I read "ruled by braun" as an intentional misspelling with your statement meaning we were ruled by well groomed men and that we are making the transition away from Steve Jobs and toward the intelligent and bearded like the Woz and RMS.
Whoa man that's deep. Well, it was an unintentional pun or perhaps a double entendre. The real problem I often have is that the spell checker in Firefox trips me up. I usually don't have such spelling problems, but when it puts a river of blood under words like analyse, which I know is right, I start to doubt myself and then I'm not sure if I spelled brawn right or its just the fucking spelling checker being a douche (Hey, it knows douche, but doesn't know fucking entendre. Fuck you Firefox spelling checker you worthless piece of shit)
Spelling Nazis, please execute me swiftly with a vorpal long sword +5 for misspelling brawn. I didn't mean ruled by Adolf Hitler's mistress or and electric shaver.
Ok, being a bit more serious. here is what is going on.
Throughout the age of d20 and now d21 (how would that work?) in the prime material plane at least we've been making the transition from "ruled by braun" to "ruled by brain". In this new age STR, DEX and CON aren't important as they once were and so in this new world that values INT above all else, those that have the CHR, but not the INT have to use some WIS and lie about their character class. Because in the public eye, CHR is always important. Most people don't want to associate with character with low CHR scores, so they take people with a good mix of both and make sure they get to fight the dragon.
Shut up geek.
Because this is a story about the Internet, which runs on Facebook.
Actually, there was a store in Bloomington, Indiana called The Data Domain which claimed to use the term Personal Computer in advertising first. The guy who owned the Data Domain apparently talked to Steve Jobs directly on the phone to sell the Apple I.
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