This is great! I absolutely love alternative renewable energy sources to offset our dependence on fossil fuels!
Keep up the good work Ausies, I can't wait to see what you crazy bastards come up with next!
i understand if clicking Start-> My Computer -> Right-clicking on CD-Rom Drive and clicking Run/Open is too complicated for you... three steps is generally 2 more than the average lazy person is willing to take...
lol i'm sure everyone when they purchase a pc with windows is thinking, "gee, i'm sure glad they have that autorun feature!"
last i checked autorun is what makes ur pc so damn slow when booting up cuz i loads all this bloatware at startup- printer, sound, graphics, adobe stuff, microsoft stuff, blah blah blah blah.... and THEN there are those viruses which take advantage of this. it should have been done earlier. all autorun generally does is make programs load faster when you start them for the first time.
and haruchai's comment about help desk? are y'all too stupid to understand what autorun accomplishes? hint.. if you're too lazy to open a program when it first boots, you can always put a link on your desktop so you don't have to search through the start menu! if you're too stupid... well i guess that doesn't make you much different than nearly every other american i've met.
Settle down, I'm pretty sure he was making a pun at the "CAUGHT A BIG ONE" statement. I don't know anyone who hasn't played or at least heard of the Oregon Trail- What a classic!:)
With Verizon, at any point beyond the initial 5GB, they can at their discretion pull the plug on your data at which point you must then submit a petition. At this point Verizon reserves the right to conduct an "illegal downloading" investigation. If everything checks out, your data privileges are resumed. From what I understand, this can happen on a per month basis as well. I used to work for Verizon, you see.
The humor was that it *is* an urban dictionary reference.;)
Also, a network suggests a collection or farm of drupal sites, implying they are scattered across multiple servers, databases, web sites, and most likely locations. I have my own network of friend too, and come to find out they're all separate entities as well.;)
Honestly, I'm not sure whether I should start with the fact it calls each module's function twice, that they're attempting to accomplish object oriented programming without objects and then end up using objects anyway, the complete lack of appropriate documentation, or the fact it runs so slow in even the best of environments that Memcached is essentially a built-in requirement for the Content Management Platform (aka, BLOG).
We are in a very sad state indeed, it saddens me to see all the rights a human should be entitled to stripped away in the name of "National Security." The only thing I'm not secure in is my own government.
XtraLarge, Ron Paul is a good man- I voted for him as well. If only people would look at values of the officials instead of politic and party.
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This is great! I absolutely love alternative renewable energy sources to offset our dependence on fossil fuels! Keep up the good work Ausies, I can't wait to see what you crazy bastards come up with next!
i understand if clicking Start-> My Computer -> Right-clicking on CD-Rom Drive and clicking Run/Open is too complicated for you... three steps is generally 2 more than the average lazy person is willing to take...
lol i'm sure everyone when they purchase a pc with windows is thinking, "gee, i'm sure glad they have that autorun feature!" last i checked autorun is what makes ur pc so damn slow when booting up cuz i loads all this bloatware at startup- printer, sound, graphics, adobe stuff, microsoft stuff, blah blah blah blah. ... and THEN there are those viruses which take advantage of this. it should have been done earlier. all autorun generally does is make programs load faster when you start them for the first time.
and haruchai's comment about help desk? are y'all too stupid to understand what autorun accomplishes? hint.. if you're too lazy to open a program when it first boots, you can always put a link on your desktop so you don't have to search through the start menu! if you're too stupid... well i guess that doesn't make you much different than nearly every other american i've met.
Settle down, I'm pretty sure he was making a pun at the "CAUGHT A BIG ONE" statement. I don't know anyone who hasn't played or at least heard of the Oregon Trail- What a classic! :)
them preventing him from working on his hobby before trial is pronouncing him guilty until proven innocent.
With Verizon, at any point beyond the initial 5GB, they can at their discretion pull the plug on your data at which point you must then submit a petition. At this point Verizon reserves the right to conduct an "illegal downloading" investigation. If everything checks out, your data privileges are resumed. From what I understand, this can happen on a per month basis as well. I used to work for Verizon, you see.
The humor was that it *is* an urban dictionary reference. ;)
Also, a network suggests a collection or farm of drupal sites, implying they are scattered across multiple servers, databases, web sites, and most likely locations. I have my own network of friend too, and come to find out they're all separate entities as well. ;)
Honestly, I'm not sure whether I should start with the fact it calls each module's function twice, that they're attempting to accomplish object oriented programming without objects and then end up using objects anyway, the complete lack of appropriate documentation, or the fact it runs so slow in even the best of environments that Memcached is essentially a built-in requirement for the Content Management Platform (aka, BLOG).
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=drupal%20sucks
It's about as bad as as the Drupal framework itself! (no joke) :)
We are in a very sad state indeed, it saddens me to see all the rights a human should be entitled to stripped away in the name of "National Security." The only thing I'm not secure in is my own government. XtraLarge, Ron Paul is a good man- I voted for him as well. If only people would look at values of the officials instead of politic and party.