I entered billg@microsoft.com as my e-mail address and got this reply:
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Maybe Melinda used Bill's address when he wasn't looking...
All the sofas must hope that Oprah never buys one. They would burn out trying to keep up with her weight changes.
-Greetings, new sofa occupant. Who are you?
-You stupid piece of furniture, it's me, Oprah! I 0wnz y00, remember?
-I'm sorry, your weight does not match my database. You must be an imposter. Please get off me.
-No way, I'm gonna watch my old re-runs. I'm staying put.
-Help! HELP! I'm being used illegaly!
-OK, OK, I'm leaving! What the... Steadmean, I've gotten into the sofa and I can't get up! Help!
-HELP!
-HELP!
Its in his companies interest to have worms and viruses going aroudn
Yes, but he doesn't want people to be able to clean them up themselves. Hence, he wants to limit the free dissemination of information to all, knowing full well that the black hats does not rely on official security bulletins to plot their next move.
people nicer? Politicians more honest? Economy better?
All of those vary a lot depending on who you talk to, where you are and what you do. Just like in the US. When I was over there (I worked for TenFour which had a US sibsidiary in VA, I spent probably 2-3 months on US soil in '96-97) all the people were very nice, the economy was booming and I didn't see a single politician. The closest I ever got to NC was a day in Virginia Beach.:-P
(living in Raleigh, hurricanes are rather on my mind at present).
By the way, noticed you have a Swedish email address...what's it like living in Sweden? (My great grandparents were Swedish immigrants to the US).
What kind of question is that? What's it like not to live in Sweden? When you figure out how to answer that one, I'll answer yours.:-P
Umm, no, wait - I've got an answer for you, sorta: It's like Canada. I've never been there, but my guess is it's pretty close, both in climate, socio-economics and general attitude. If you just want the climate and some of the attitude, try MN.
Dunno why I'm answering someone who uses the word "frist"
I thought it would be a funny tie-in with "deseret/desert" and the story the other day about re-arranging letter in words. "Dyslectic" was a real typo, coloured by the Swedish word for the phenomena (dyslektisk). Anyhow, thanks for the answer.
Oh, and it's "admission", not "admision". (Hey, we're on Slashdot!);-)
My frist reaction was "My God, the Slashdot editors have started a real paper!". Anyone know why it isn't called "Desert Morning News"? Was the founder dyslectic?
under the assumption that it's been released for free download by MC ChuckALuck, the copyright owner, because he's released a lot of songs that way.
That turkey won't fly, mister. Darl McBride says that you can't just release stuff without copyright like that, it's unamerican and only terrorists would even think about it. Now go report yourself to the nearest RIAA office for re-education and attitude adjustment.
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I do indeed know. And yet, both of us are right. Amazing. ;-)
Be my guest. In fact, I'll even let you hoard the helpless adulterers, adamant leprechauns and astroturfing lobbyists, how about that?
I want to hoard adult helpers!
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Maybe Melinda used Bill's address when he wasn't looking...
That info should be enough to guess what distro I use. ;-)
Your designation of the AC made ME laugh. :-D
I like to think that in a parallell universe, the other me is getting it on with this incredibly hot Spanish girl I keep running into...
-Greetings, new sofa occupant. Who are you?
-You stupid piece of furniture, it's me, Oprah! I 0wnz y00, remember?
-I'm sorry, your weight does not match my database. You must be an imposter. Please get off me.
-No way, I'm gonna watch my old re-runs. I'm staying put.
-Help! HELP! I'm being used illegaly!
-OK, OK, I'm leaving! What the... Steadmean, I've gotten into the sofa and I can't get up! Help!
-HELP!
-HELP!
And remember to keep a pair of emergency pants around at all times.
Yes, he probably does. And if he doesn't, it's just a matter of time since congress just keep adding years to his economical life...
Yes, but he doesn't want people to be able to clean them up themselves. Hence, he wants to limit the free dissemination of information to all, knowing full well that the black hats does not rely on official security bulletins to plot their next move.
By the inch?
All of those vary a lot depending on who you talk to, where you are and what you do. Just like in the US. When I was over there (I worked for TenFour which had a US sibsidiary in VA, I spent probably 2-3 months on US soil in '96-97) all the people were very nice, the economy was booming and I didn't see a single politician. The closest I ever got to NC was a day in Virginia Beach. :-P
(living in Raleigh, hurricanes are rather on my mind at present).
I see. Complete the poll and GET THE FUCK OUT!!!
OK, you get a point. :-D
*mutters* I'll 'neuter' that smartass... Oh, is this thing on? *taps microphone*
I like to cover my bases. :-)
By the way, noticed you have a Swedish email address...what's it like living in Sweden? (My great grandparents were Swedish immigrants to the US).
What kind of question is that? What's it like not to live in Sweden? When you figure out how to answer that one, I'll answer yours. :-P
Umm, no, wait - I've got an answer for you, sorta: It's like Canada. I've never been there, but my guess is it's pretty close, both in climate, socio-economics and general attitude. If you just want the climate and some of the attitude, try MN.
49. ;-P
I'd say it's actually 1:1. But what would Del Shannon think? ;-)
The .nu domain registry has been doing this for years.
I thought it would be a funny tie-in with "deseret/desert" and the story the other day about re-arranging letter in words. "Dyslectic" was a real typo, coloured by the Swedish word for the phenomena (dyslektisk). Anyhow, thanks for the answer.
Oh, and it's "admission", not "admision". (Hey, we're on Slashdot!) ;-)
My frist reaction was "My God, the Slashdot editors have started a real paper!". Anyone know why it isn't called "Desert Morning News"? Was the founder dyslectic?
Maybe they just installed a copy they got on a CD-R from a friend?
Among other things, that search returns these two tidbits from ye olde time machine:
SCO to boost revenue by offering Linux services
Services? Yeah, sure. Whatever.
Santa Cruz Operation strengthens Linux bid
What, from $39.95 to $699?
Like Leni Riefenstahl?
That turkey won't fly, mister. Darl McBride says that you can't just release stuff without copyright like that, it's unamerican and only terrorists would even think about it. Now go report yourself to the nearest RIAA office for re-education and attitude adjustment.
Using hot wax to glue wings on Dan Goldin's arms and watch him flap his way towards the sun?