. . . has more entrances than you know what to do with, and most of them lead to the same room anyway. Random geeks walk by and obfuscate your living room for fun.
The house that RUBY built:
. . . makes eating dinner confusing, as when you drop your spork (an instance of class spork, which multiply inherits from classes spoon and fork, two subclasses of class utensil, a subclass of . ..) your not really sure whose member method your picking it up with. Using the bathroom is right out.
The house that LUA built:
. . . swing at the large rat. You hit! The large rat disappears in a cloud of red mist. You have killed the large rat. The grid bug misses. The grid bug misses. You are jolted by the grid bug. There is a fountain here. Do you drink from it? (y/n) Your god is angry with you. Curse the day that all the nethack and angband developers integrated lua into their games. The grid bug misses . . .
Anyone a little skeptical about this Stavatti corporation? Is it real? Their homepage contains plenty of CG designs for fighter jets "available for procurement in 2005", but isn't it awful fast to go from designs to a federally approved warplane in 2 years? Why are there no pictures of any people or facilities on the site?
Counterpoint: there's a lot of documentation available within the site . . . here. But much of it is marked as 'proprietary'. Why's it here?
I dunno. Maybe I'm just being silly. Just one of those wierd gut feelings.
I've got a 5-gallon carboy in the closet with 12-day old merlot in secondary fermenation. It took me two bloody hours to santize all of my siphoning gear just to make sure i wouldn't skunk on me . . . and now you're saying I have to worry about KLEZ in my wine??
So, basically, what we're saying is, by the time we get to 1Tb/s, we're all going to have to be close enough that I might as well just hand you a floppy?
Test Drive II: The Duel -- for what its worth. I was playing it at about the same time on my 520ST. What great gaming platforms they were. Ever wonder why the original TD games were more fun than the stuff they're spewing now? *shrug* Progress.
When they say Catastrophe, are we sure they don't mean "Catastrophe Theory", as is "why does this continuous process generate discontinuous results?" Just curious. If there ROI looks anything like some of the catastophe graphs I've seen, they're making out like bandits. Or wallowing in debt. But I'm pretty sure that's not the case.
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After all . . .
.) your not really sure whose member method your picking it up with. Using the bathroom is right out.
The house that PERL built:
. . . has more entrances than you know what to do with, and most of them lead to the same room anyway. Random geeks walk by and obfuscate your living room for fun.
The house that RUBY built:
. . . makes eating dinner confusing, as when you drop your spork (an instance of class spork, which multiply inherits from classes spoon and fork, two subclasses of class utensil, a subclass of . .
The house that LUA built:
. . . swing at the large rat. You hit! The large rat disappears in a cloud of red mist. You have killed the large rat. The grid bug misses. The grid bug misses. You are jolted by the grid bug. There is a fountain here. Do you drink from it? (y/n) Your god is angry with you. Curse the day that all the nethack and angband developers integrated lua into their games. The grid bug misses . . .
*puts on skeptic cap*
Anyone a little skeptical about this Stavatti corporation? Is it real? Their homepage contains plenty of CG designs for fighter jets "available for procurement in 2005", but isn't it awful fast to go from designs to a federally approved warplane in 2 years? Why are there no pictures of any people or facilities on the site?
Counterpoint: there's a lot of documentation available within the site . . . here. But much of it is marked as 'proprietary'. Why's it here?
I dunno. Maybe I'm just being silly. Just one of those wierd gut feelings.
Did you know I had a skeptic cap?
And come to think of it, management strongly resembles a swarm of bees . . .
My network team looks *just* like a swarm of ants when the network goes down.
I'd . . . uh . . . bust some caps.
BUST SOME CAPS! Give that man a gold star!
One word.
Macross.
I've got a 5-gallon carboy in the closet with 12-day old merlot in secondary fermenation. It took me two bloody hours to santize all of my siphoning gear just to make sure i wouldn't skunk on me . . . and now you're saying I have to worry about KLEZ in my wine??
Christ, this homebrew thing just isn't worth it.
So, basically, what we're saying is, by the time we get to 1Tb/s, we're all going to have to be close enough that I might as well just hand you a floppy?
And is that a run-on? Sheesh. Critics.
Test Drive II: The Duel -- for what its worth. I was playing it at about the same time on my 520ST. What great gaming platforms they were. Ever wonder why the original TD games were more fun than the stuff they're spewing now? *shrug* Progress.
Ahhhh, mercury. Sweetest of the transition metals.
When they say Catastrophe, are we sure they don't mean "Catastrophe Theory", as is "why does this continuous process generate discontinuous results?" Just curious. If there ROI looks anything like some of the catastophe graphs I've seen, they're making out like bandits. Or wallowing in debt. But I'm pretty sure that's not the case.
To all who would claim superiority on the grounds that their hobbies and geekhood are far more appropriate than anime:
:-))
My happiness is not subject to your expectations. Have we all forgotten that?
--Maradine (yeah, I went to Otakon. And my wife brought 3 women back to our suite the second night. Better than I did.
Rest in peace, Donald Davies. Your brainchild will live an existance infinite. I know you can see this. Maradine