You're more likely to be able to use a gun on somebody more than once. Good luck if you run over someone with a car, doing it multiple times without incurring damage.
Not that I've ever *cough* thought about doing such a thing...
We ended up having to use it to fix our borked Windows ME machine on at least 4 separate occasions, and I believe it actually worked every time. Which is all the more surprising, considering it was ME. Hell, it sometimes booted directly to a bluescreen.
Because it takes an *entire* *minute* to install Flash. Hell, it's even a plugin for firefox now; just go to a site with flash and it auto-prompts you.
Pretty cool. I love those times when the program won't stop crashing, and I comment out code that absolutely MUST have some effect on the runtime, and it runs exactly the same with and without the commented-out code. Time to spend the next hour debugging it...:-/
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You're more likely to be able to use a gun on somebody more than once. Good luck if you run over someone with a car, doing it multiple times without incurring damage.
Not that I've ever *cough* thought about doing such a thing...
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NOT to be mistaken for TrueBlood, which has a red logo.
Yeah, as if the ME didn't have enough reasons to hate us already.
(yes Slashdot is predominantly U.S. blah blah other viewpoints blah blah angry people blah blah blow it out your ear)
Did Mohammed wear a turbin?
Generating electricity from Middle Easterners? Now that's an idea!
Exactly...?
none of the profits are supposed to be immortalized
No no, you're getting your hemispheres mixed up---we immortalize profits in the West. They immortalize prophets in the East.
Sounds like a Klingon insult.
He's not talking about Windows/Linux servers. He's talking about Windows/Linux users.
I'm from Maine, you insensitive clod!
(disclaimer: I'm not actually)
I know *I* live in fear of black cars knocking on my door.
Emancipated? As in, they were former slaves? I think you mean "emaciated."
I read that one bit at "Portal III will come out this year." I was confused as I didn't know 2 was even out yet...
Majority, yes, but I wouldn't call 69 percent a "vast" majority. 53 percent (if only IE) is barely a majority at all.
We ended up having to use it to fix our borked Windows ME machine on at least 4 separate occasions, and I believe it actually worked every time. Which is all the more surprising, considering it was ME. Hell, it sometimes booted directly to a bluescreen.
Warm up a Blu-Ray(R) disc until it's floppy.
LOL, pwned.
more people know how to properly shoe a horse today
(emphasis added)
TL;DR You killed the analogy.
And what if you want to withdraw an amount that isn't evenly divisible by 20?
Because the average person in the U.S. will have any idea what would make a Euro fake?
Just go with the LTS's. They're every 2 years.
Because it takes an *entire* *minute* to install Flash. Hell, it's even a plugin for firefox now; just go to a site with flash and it auto-prompts you.
Isn't mortality a rather strong word to use? Maybe for electrical engineers...
Pretty cool. I love those times when the program won't stop crashing, and I comment out code that absolutely MUST have some effect on the runtime, and it runs exactly the same with and without the commented-out code. Time to spend the next hour debugging it... :-/
Joke's on you---you actually licensed those ponies. They want them back, and they're going to charge you $45,000 in back charges.