How would you define legitiamte use? Is this: http://www.orangepurple.com/? I register the name, but I just don't know what I'm going to do with it yet. Am I a bad person?
Okay, please remit US$5000 to the estate of Martin Niemöller or prepare to face charges of copyright infringement.
I think the AC did a fine job quoting enough that we got the point. He also (surprisingly enough for a Slashdot poster) correctly spelled "Nazis" without an apostrophe.
And your version is not necessarily correct:
http://serendipity.magnet.ch/cda/niemoll.html
With all these "witty" comments after each story, timothy is starting to sound like the Locker Gnome. Here's a hint guys: very few people are any good at riffing. Just because Dennis Miller and Jerry Seinfeld and the cast of MST3K are funny, it doesn't mean that your half-ironic puns and fast-paced delivery of malformed jokes is worth reading.
I'm sure timothy is a very nice person, it's just that his special take on stories always fall flat.
Yeah, Quicktime stole my PNG association from Netscape and does a really crappy job with them. (If you just look at a PNG, it auto-scales it to fit in the window -- very bad.) And IE 5 on my laptop can only show PNGs if they're referenced as IMG tags in a document. This is 6 year old technology; what the hell is wrong with the people who develop browsers?
Moving at a foot a year, itll be 20 feet underground in maybe 30-40 years, and thats plenty of shielding.
By my calculations, moving at a foot a year, it'll be 30-40 feet underground in 30-40 years.
Whew, math is hard. I need a beer.
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Hey, when is God going to release a Security Update to disable virus propagation by default? And while He's at it, I could use a wireless networking protocol update.
Great, so it won't fire if you drop it, but when your kid finds it, he "can fully concentrate on the tactical tasks required" to point it at his friend and blow his head off.
$7 case? Don't forget the $17.50 shipping and $20 for the power supply.
So it comes in at maybe $550. This computer will be total shit and not worth using. Regardless of the architecture and OS, if you pay less than $1000 for a computer, you are buying crap.
Wait, why can't you just read through the lyrics? It's much easier to search text than audio.
And if your post was meant as a joke, well, it wasn't that funny.
Why, so people can properly moderate your post?
Yes, that's exactly what it is. It's meta-crappy.
My guess in the distant future our descendants will see Perl as this cryptic cult of demon worshipers or something.
Umm, hello; isn't that how most people think of Perl hackers already?
I like:
cats$ chown -R us:us yourbase/
How would you define legitiamte use? Is this: http://www.orangepurple.com/? I register the name, but I just don't know what I'm going to do with it yet. Am I a bad person?
This is Slashdot. We don't even permit you to read the article before posting.
Okay, please remit US$5000 to the estate of Martin Niemöller or prepare to face charges of copyright infringement.
I think the AC did a fine job quoting enough that we got the point. He also (surprisingly enough for a Slashdot poster) correctly spelled "Nazis" without an apostrophe.
And your version is not necessarily correct:
http://serendipity.magnet.ch/cda/niemoll.html
With all these "witty" comments after each story, timothy is starting to sound like the Locker Gnome. Here's a hint guys: very few people are any good at riffing. Just because Dennis Miller and Jerry Seinfeld and the cast of MST3K are funny, it doesn't mean that your half-ironic puns and fast-paced delivery of malformed jokes is worth reading.
I'm sure timothy is a very nice person, it's just that his special take on stories always fall flat.
You are a meta-dork.
Yeah, Quicktime stole my PNG association from Netscape and does a really crappy job with them. (If you just look at a PNG, it auto-scales it to fit in the window -- very bad.) And IE 5 on my laptop can only show PNGs if they're referenced as IMG tags in a document. This is 6 year old technology; what the hell is wrong with the people who develop browsers?
Moving at a foot a year, itll be 20 feet underground in maybe 30-40 years, and thats plenty of shielding.
By my calculations, moving at a foot a year, it'll be 30-40 feet underground in 30-40 years.
Whew, math is hard. I need a beer.
Hey, when is God going to release a Security Update to disable virus propagation by default? And while He's at it, I could use a wireless networking protocol update.
(nor "State" for that matter)
Good call.
Yep:
:)
<Ctrl-A>
<Ctrl-C>
<Ctrl-N>
<Ctrl-V>
<Ctrl-S>
filename
<Enter>
<Alt-F4>
<Alt-F4>
Who says you need a mouse in Windows?
This is also good for fixing strange formatting errors that you just can't seem to get rid of.
Maybe someone could check how many people with the name "George Walter Bush" there are in the US...
Why would someone do that?
Great, so it won't fire if you drop it, but when your kid finds it, he "can fully concentrate on the tactical tasks required" to point it at his friend and blow his head off.
Thank you, thank you, I will be here all week.
$7 case? Don't forget the $17.50 shipping and $20 for the power supply.
So it comes in at maybe $550. This computer will be total shit and not worth using. Regardless of the architecture and OS, if you pay less than $1000 for a computer, you are buying crap.
I wanna hear what the Pips have to say about it.
was BethMo hot? I remember her dispensing wisdom on the CompuServe forums back in the day, and with the company's rampant sexual freedom... WOWZA!
Dude, you can't use quotes like that.
1. It's more expensive to design 2 sets of pages. That money should be spent on more content.
Duh, you put the content in really plain HTML files and use Perl or PHP to use the right template as the page goes out.
Get a hard case that doesn't touch the button.
Bull! There are no words in Polish that don't have a "z" or "w" in them.
:)