I was under the impression that most of the energy costs of magnetic disk storage related to spinning the discs from a halt, not maintaining the rotation after the platters have reached the proper speed.
My solution has been to refer to soccer as "unamerican football." Things are a bit different with handball, though. American-style handball is either "handball" or "racquetless racquetball," while team handball is now either "handsoccer" or "dry water polo."
GOSH! {/napoleondynamite} You don't *add* for redundancy. You *multiply* for redundancy. So a fully-redundant, failsafe configuration would still involve only zero drives...
I *so* wanted to mod this post "troll," but that is unfitting - your ideas are not meant to provoke, but to unprovoke, and breed grudging contentment with the sad status quo. So no troll moderation for you. Sadly, there is no "defeatist fucktard lemming" moderation available. That would be fitting.
"Let's forget open-source software for any public activities."
C'mon - Billy won't specifically *deny* open-source vendors the opportunities. Nonetheless MS will be awarded all of the no-bid contracts to rebuild the next quagmire.
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that the military is only interested in surveillance of VERY LOUD PEOPLE. That thing shrieks...
I think that was Paul Moody's "Ask a black man" segment on Chappelle's show. No idea whether Paul's gay or straight. Damn funny, tho.
I was under the impression that most of the energy costs of magnetic disk storage related to spinning the discs from a halt, not maintaining the rotation after the platters have reached the proper speed.
What you've identified are clearly "U OFs." There is at least one in every state.
Too small for writing/note-taking. Too expensive for a neat gizmo. I wonder, though, if it squirts...
My degree is from Tulane, you insensitive clod!
My solution has been to refer to soccer as "unamerican football." Things are a bit different with handball, though. American-style handball is either "handball" or "racquetless racquetball," while team handball is now either "handsoccer" or "dry water polo."
More accurate still would be QWIJIBO.
Kent Brockman, or Dan Quayle? You decide. ;-)
"I've become quite spoiled. I wish I knew of a work-around to that."
Holiday in Cambodia?
http://www.reason.com/blog/show/116863.html
GOSH! {/napoleondynamite} You don't *add* for redundancy. You *multiply* for redundancy. So a fully-redundant, failsafe configuration would still involve only zero drives...
Yep. Mattel and Doc Johnson, both. ;-)
nitpick:
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GERD = (n) gastro-esophageal reflux disease
GIRD = (v) something you do to your loins before battle
New in Office super-post-XP-almost-vista-now-with-ribbons: dangling participle prevention. ;-)
I hear that Office "Classic," not yet scheduled for release, will feature anti-pedantry protection.
"Not all liquids are terrrorists, but all terrorists are liquids?" At least somewhere between 50 and 75 percent of them, anyway.
is still just slipstreaming - you don't need any special downloaded software for this.
I *so* wanted to mod this post "troll," but that is unfitting - your ideas are not meant to provoke, but to unprovoke, and breed grudging contentment with the sad status quo. So no troll moderation for you. Sadly, there is no "defeatist fucktard lemming" moderation available. That would be fitting.
But one if that one guy is Chuck Norris?
"Let's forget open-source software for any public activities."
C'mon - Billy won't specifically *deny* open-source vendors the opportunities. Nonetheless MS will be awarded all of the no-bid contracts to rebuild the next quagmire.
You eat the *liver* with the fava beans and chianti. You sell the *kidneys* to the highest bidder, or the scariest Russian mobster.
But we geeks do love acronyms. I, for one, welcome your new C-MUD naming convention.
sleep is where I'm a maths genius half the time and a poet the other half?
I bet the tongue tastes like tongue.
Out of curiosity, to what law are you referring in your Example A?