the revolutionaries never make any money. they care too much about their ideas to be hardassed enough to profit. its always the people who come around later that just see a business opportunity.
if the stock were already full of feces (being that it is from SCO), wouldnt it then be worthless as TP? unless you want to market some uber-stinky TP to do someones front yard up in of course.
i would propose that since linux is developed by the geeks and nerds, there is an inherent disdain for hardcopy. as such the printing part is added at the last second if at all, and is done simply because it should be there.
NEW YORK -- In a surprising twist of events, the RIAA has sued the artists themselves for producing works which are pirated. This comes fresh on the heels of the MPAA filing an injuction against 4 major films studios to halt production on movies the public does not care enough about to see in the theatre, but mind-numbing enough to want to see, leading to rampant piracy. Sources close to the RIAA expect this to be the death of popular music as we know it.
sort of. it was only around with the G2 ipods (g1 didnt support windows at all, g3 is both in the same box). at that point in time, you bought either a windows or mac ipod. now, you buy the box and it works with either platform (but not both at the same time )
at the time when nintendo began changing their hardware (GBP, GBC, GBA) they were the only game in town, which means that backwards compatibility was merely "nice" instead of "necessary".
that reminds me of the naming convention apple used to use.
when Apple released the II and SE, they were using the 68020 and 68000 respectively. Eventually the II was upgraded with a 68030 and called the IIx. When the SE was upgraded with an '030, it would have been the SEx if apple had kept with that naming scheme. Instead it was called the SE/30.
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the revolutionaries never make any money. they care too much about their ideas to be hardassed enough to profit. its always the people who come around later that just see a business opportunity.
extremely buggy.
so then its pretty much par for the course?
i know, i know, -1 flamebait...
Customer:If I can have a 3 Ghz processor why cant I have WiFi at 3 Ghz
Radio Shack Assistant: Oh, i dont know. I bet it does.
Customer: Ok. good.
seem being the operative clause.
as you type, your computer is being zombified.
i dont want to see this anywhere near this.
the unholy combination of the two would surely rend our universe asunder.
why not, after all its the only way they are going to make it there after all these slimeball tactics.
Would you like me to:
right, but shouldnt he have to be extradited?
how is he being charged in the US?
yea, i mean, .16 winning average aint bad
if the stock were already full of feces (being that it is from SCO), wouldnt it then be worthless as TP? unless you want to market some uber-stinky TP to do someones front yard up in of course.
right. and since they cant fly, they will be accelerating towards the ground.
more like drugs.
whats a good CEO/addict reference without a penny arcade link? it looks like daryl and mark are on the same batch of smack too.
probably about 9.8m/s2
dont forget Ikaruga. man that game is fun, and impossibly hard.
When is printing going to be unified?
not soon.
i would propose that since linux is developed by the geeks and nerds, there is an inherent disdain for hardcopy. as such the printing part is added at the last second if at all, and is done simply because it should be there.
if only it were sexual innuendo. at least then the discussion would be interesting
6/4/2004
RIAA SUES ARTISTS
NEW YORK -- In a surprising twist of events, the RIAA has sued the artists themselves for producing works which are pirated. This comes fresh on the heels of the MPAA filing an injuction against 4 major films studios to halt production on movies the public does not care enough about to see in the theatre, but mind-numbing enough to want to see, leading to rampant piracy. Sources close to the RIAA expect this to be the death of popular music as we know it.
right, because all those folks with wallstreet laptops are getting the hinges fixed for free.
sort of. it was only around with the G2 ipods (g1 didnt support windows at all, g3 is both in the same box). at that point in time, you bought either a windows or mac ipod. now, you buy the box and it works with either platform (but not both at the same time )
has been so low lately, i havent had a good laugh in weeks.
whats wrong daryl? did that iraqi defense minister stop feeding you tips?
so thats what, 5$ us for the player, and a dollar a piece for the cards?
lets make with the cold fusion already.
at the time when nintendo began changing their hardware (GBP, GBC, GBA) they were the only game in town, which means that backwards compatibility was merely "nice" instead of "necessary".
that reminds me of the naming convention apple used to use.
when Apple released the II and SE, they were using the 68020 and 68000 respectively. Eventually the II was upgraded with a 68030 and called the IIx. When the SE was upgraded with an '030, it would have been the SEx if apple had kept with that naming scheme. Instead it was called the SE/30.