And I am biased...I moved to Slackware from Soft Landing Systems (SLS) Linux, and although I have tried many different Distros over the years, I keep on comming back to Slackware...and not just for religious reasons, either
Ditto, ditto and ditto...
Seriously, many kudos from this long-time user as well. I can't wait for Slackware 59.0!
To: All Employees
From: Executive Management
Date: Sun Aug 13 09:33:39 2006
Subject: Important Announcement
Surely, we can conclude that the technological method of empowerment indicates that the dialogue dramatically blows them away. We are ahead of the the product lines curve. I think that the paradigms impact the multimedia based key players.
This is the a web browsing tool we've all got to be galvanized around as a team going forward. With our desktop to Terra-flops strategy, the parallel human resource allocation gets your input on the performance Internet service provider. We feel that the UI critical path will enable the dealer channels.
I just realized I infringed an author's copyright the other day. I was reading a book, thus copying its content from the paper it was printed on through my eyes into my brain. I just hope he doesn't find out, or he'll sue the hell out of me.
- a radiotherapy machine, using lead blocks to cover the parts of the patient that shouldn't be irradiated, had a problem using more than IIRC 4 lead blocks. So a doctor takes it upon himself to hack it to use non-rectangular blocks to the same end. The result: the program mis-calculates and some people are given a lethal dose of radiation.
Actually, no. It was a pure programming error - a variable was cycling through zero when it should have been always non-zero, and that was confusing the machine.
Actually I think the building now has some huge gyroscopes on the top floors to keep it stable in high winds. Dunno if they were part of the original project or not.
Slashdot Mirror
No no no...
They will tax the end users too for "generating and sending light power" themselves.
... I've got some electrons to sell you. Cheap! Interested?
Woohoo... time machine. Year 1305, here I come!
No, they should be broken up. Start with the legs.
I don't think that moon topography will be sold off in lots anytime soon
Don't be so sure.
You need a Schmidt trigger circuit.
Damn. 14 years and it's still barely usable.
One more year and he'll be allowed to drive...
Awwwwww
Umm, never
Famous Last Words.
512k? So Bill Gates was right!
Shiver me timbers! Mateys, now on to digging for the hidden pirate's treasure!
And I am biased...I moved to Slackware from Soft Landing Systems (SLS) Linux, and although I have tried many different Distros over the years, I keep on comming back to Slackware...and not just for religious reasons, either
Ditto, ditto and ditto...
Seriously, many kudos from this long-time user as well. I can't wait for Slackware 59.0!
To: All Employees
From: Executive Management
Date: Sun Aug 13 09:33:39 2006
Subject: Important Announcement
Surely, we can conclude that the technological method of empowerment indicates that the dialogue dramatically blows them away. We are ahead of the the product lines curve. I think that the paradigms impact the multimedia based key players.
This is the a web browsing tool we've all got to be galvanized around as a team going forward. With our desktop to Terra-flops strategy, the parallel human resource allocation gets your input on the performance Internet service provider. We feel that the UI critical path will enable the dealer channels.
I just realized I infringed an author's copyright the other day. I was reading a book, thus copying its content from the paper it was printed on through my eyes into my brain. I just hope he doesn't find out, or he'll sue the hell out of me.
And if you're still not sure, put a bullet through it.
I have a solution that eliminates all threats posed by buggy software:
"format C:"
And thickness of concrete walls, if any.
Maybe he's talking about these tubes.
GNU privacy guard. Duh!
You certainly mean under the jusrisdiction of the DEA.
Do you know anyone making actual wootz blades? I'm interested in the process. The information I could find so far has been fairly scarce.
(cheaper to ship than raw sugar?)
In fact it's because molasses are cheaper than sugar overall, not just the shipping. Molasses are a byproduct of sugar manufacturing.
- a radiotherapy machine, using lead blocks to cover the parts of the patient that shouldn't be irradiated, had a problem using more than IIRC 4 lead blocks. So a doctor takes it upon himself to hack it to use non-rectangular blocks to the same end. The result: the program mis-calculates and some people are given a lethal dose of radiation.
Actually, no. It was a pure programming error - a variable was cycling through zero when it should have been always non-zero, and that was confusing the machine.
Actually I think the building now has some huge gyroscopes on the top floors to keep it stable in high winds. Dunno if they were part of the original project or not.
And when the first hammer doesn't work, use a bigger hammer.