Some dude just sold me some DS3 cardz for like $30 bucks a piece! But they wont fit in my computer PCI slot! Plus I cant find where my phone jack plugs into it!!@!!!!!@# Someone help me! Man, im gonna be able to download so much more stuff than my dialup connection! Thanks!~~~
That VALinux did when they had their IPO. $300+/share then promply drizzled down to $2 many years later. Of course they could also be like cisco and shoot way up... Hard to say.
What if the dorm was behind NAT? Is the RIAA going to file 10 lawsuits against one or two public ip address? Of course there is always the possiblity for a person to hard-code a dorm IP address in rather than rely on one given by DHCP (at least when I was in college the entire dorm was on one class C).. Not to mention that more dorm rooms have > 1 person in them. Sounds like a big headache for the university..
If you visit a webpage with numerous popups/popunders, will this software "stack" all of the popups on top of each other, thereby creating image chaos? Or will it just rotate the images?
Shirts pressed by Iron Im sorry sir, but that falls under the above patent in my comment "click and drag". Please make your checks payable to me. Thank you.:)
Featuring SCO and Darl! Now with REAL reports and REAL data! *sorry, had to get my daily SCO fix, im a bad person:( but you know you're all laughing inside.
The only real pain in the ass is the inital conversion.. So you go through hell for a week, maybe 2 depending on how well OO converts the existing documents. After that, its all gravy.. No need to worry about the MS licensing fees, support, license goon squads. Everyone uses OO's native format, and everything else thats not in-office (docs, etc) get exported to PDF's.. The only complaint ive heard is from the tard^H^H^H^Hpeople who spent money to get that "Microsoft Office Expert Guru thingym" license.. Of course we dont do anything really fancy with MS Office/OO either, just your plain office spreadsheets.. So your milage will vary..
Free vs Not-Free.. Can read MS docs + others vs Can only read MS docs. I believe OO wins hands down. At least it doesnt have clippy (only that non-annoying lightbulb thingum).
I bailed out of D&D when they made all of my 2nd edition books obsolete with v3.0.. Then turned right around and screwed me again by making v3.5.. Though you know you're a geek when you watch 'kill bill' and say "that sword must be at a vorpal sword +2" and people laugh. *sigh*
True, but if all of your couriers have email accounts at the same email service, mass distributing a gig of "stuff" to a few dozen people would take no time at all.. Not that I would know about any of that stuff..:)
As a "white collar worker" (Pharmacist), I think its a really really bad idea.. We're already overworked, and now they want us to work overtime without pay? Writing some sloppy code after working an 8 hour day is bad, but making a mistake and killing someone is far worse... Now the excessive hourly rate of overtime wont be a factor in deciding if im to work 10-12 hour days or not... Time to move to russia!:)
Obvously the server got hit with one of these..
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Slashdotted already.. Probably had one of those 2 gig drives in it, and filled it full of apache logs.
Then more power to them. My fear is always that development/new stuff backported to a "stable" kernel is going to cause system unstability and weird stuff.
Having a list of what exactly is backported would be optimal, that way when device X b0rks after 3 months of uptime, you know its possibly related to the newest version of that rock "stable" kernel you put into production.
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Now IE will run as fast as its linux-based counterparts!
*ducks*
Some dude just sold me some DS3 cardz for like $30 bucks a piece! But they wont fit in my computer PCI slot! Plus I cant find where my phone jack plugs into it!!@!!!!!@# Someone help me! Man, im gonna be able to download so much more stuff than my dialup connection!
Thanks!~~~
That VALinux did when they had their IPO.
$300+/share then promply drizzled down to $2 many years later. Of course they could also be like cisco and shoot way up... Hard to say.
What if the dorm was behind NAT? Is the RIAA going to file 10 lawsuits against one or two public ip address?
Of course there is always the possiblity for a person to hard-code a dorm IP address in rather than rely on one given by DHCP (at least when I was in college the entire dorm was on one class C).. Not to mention that more dorm rooms have > 1 person in them.
Sounds like a big headache for the university..
If you visit a webpage with numerous popups/popunders, will this software "stack" all of the popups on top of each other, thereby creating image chaos? Or will it just rotate the images?
Shirts pressed by Iron
Im sorry sir, but that falls under the above patent in my comment "click and drag". Please make your checks payable to me.
Thank you.
Is for the (in)famous "click and drag"..
Featuring SCO and Darl! Now with REAL reports and REAL data! :( but you know you're all laughing inside.
*sorry, had to get my daily SCO fix, im a bad person
The only real pain in the ass is the inital conversion.. So you go through hell for a week, maybe 2 depending on how well OO converts the existing documents.
After that, its all gravy.. No need to worry about the MS licensing fees, support, license goon squads. Everyone uses OO's native format, and everything else thats not in-office (docs, etc) get exported to PDF's..
The only complaint ive heard is from the tard^H^H^H^Hpeople who spent money to get that "Microsoft Office Expert Guru thingym" license..
Of course we dont do anything really fancy with MS Office/OO either, just your plain office spreadsheets.. So your milage will vary..
Free vs Not-Free..
Can read MS docs + others vs Can only read MS docs.
I believe OO wins hands down. At least it doesnt have clippy (only that non-annoying lightbulb thingum).
I bailed out of D&D when they made all of my 2nd edition books obsolete with v3.0.. Then turned right around and screwed me again by making v3.5..
Though you know you're a geek when you watch 'kill bill' and say "that sword must be at a vorpal sword +2" and people laugh.
*sigh*
gaim uses nano-springs? Wow, and I thought it was just coded badly.
*ducks*
Making a Photocopy vs Making a Xerox copy, same difference..
Now the lips in my old gozilla movies will be in sync! Deaf people everywhere are rejoycing!
Now I can let my toddler chew on motherboards without worrying about that pesky lead!
Thanks VIA!
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Cue jokes about Johnny-5 super-gluing himself to random objects.
True, but if all of your couriers have email accounts at the same email service, mass distributing a gig of "stuff" to a few dozen people would take no time at all.. Not that I would know about any of that stuff.. :)
attachments that end in .rar or .r[0-9][0-9] :) I swear, I was only "checking my email".
As a "white collar worker" (Pharmacist), I think its a really really bad idea.. :)
We're already overworked, and now they want us to work overtime without pay? Writing some sloppy code after working an 8 hour day is bad, but making a mistake and killing someone is far worse...
Now the excessive hourly rate of overtime wont be a factor in deciding if im to work 10-12 hour days or not... Time to move to russia!
Slashdotted already.. Probably had one of those 2 gig drives in it, and filled it full of apache logs.
Then more power to them. My fear is always that development/new stuff backported to a "stable" kernel is going to cause system unstability and weird stuff.
Having a list of what exactly is backported would be optimal, that way when device X b0rks after 3 months of uptime, you know its possibly related to the newest version of that rock "stable" kernel you put into production.
You and your friends can park for free!*
*Certain conditions apply, results vary on battery power, may not be claimed in the United States of America.