A friend of mine once tore his ACL playing football. The doctor told him that it was just a sprained MCL and that it felt tender near the ACL. He had surgery and was on crutches for a while. He recently tore some cartiledge in that knee too. Such is mango:-)
Just wondering if the RIAA has put out a press release yet with regard to this new Open Source format. I wonder if there are any loop holes in this format. ..not that we would ever think to exploit them (faster guys!!!!)
I do know that you can install programs and applications without flashing the memory however I am still slightly peeved that you cannot upgrade the OS on the li'l fellas, you know what I mean. I guess that I feel like I was dooped...
So is this Palm query app also going to be of use for those of us with the illustrious Handspring Visor Deluxe (now with 8 mb of RAm...ooo...aaa)? I know that if I want to upgrade to the newest Palm OS (3.5), that I essentially just have to go and buy a Palm as the OS is burnt into the circuitry of the Handspring, so I figure that perhaps this Palm query app won't work either. Any thoughts?
It would seem that I have been drinking too much Red Bull and my mind has been playing tricks on me... I guess that it was just trolls that were playing with me.
Thank you for the corrections on Iolo and Dupre. I couldn't remember Iolo's name to save my life...
I remember back in Ultima 6, in the Underworld, I'd be walking around searching for Lord British and these gnome's would jump out and attack me. Now that just wasn't very nice, Dupre would typically kick their butts with his sword swinging bard skills, and if that didn't work he would sing to them (egad!). Alas, I hope that this Gnome is different...
Just when you thought that you couldn't get a job in the Information Technology business after studying hard and getting mediocare grades in your University's computer science department. . . you're coding Java applets to show off things that you probably never saw while you were in college. . . Well at least you've probably got root access and can look at whatever you want right?
I agree with you. I'm a Win2k user and am actually somewhat happy that the stuff is stable, but I guess it just annoys me to see other companies that used to have good products go down the tubes as they are unable to develop browsers that are capable of displaying what Microsoft makes...
Linux has its advantages, there are very few and I'm not going to name any right now, however I do agree that some people do need to leave their server rooms and get some fresh air every so often:-)
I too write my own code, however I do like to be able to peruse other people's code, plus it's nice to be able to see how you can better interface to a system when looking through the source rather than just going, "Well, gee that blows goats, we can only input data through their Import function."
Plus, the XML parser for MSIE 5.5 is pretty crappy overall.
If everyone thinks that Linux is terrible. . . then basically you're signing your soul to the devil (aka Microsoft). With Microsoft offering it's HailStorm Services, sure it says that it's going to be "Open Source" in a sense as it is being built on XML and SOAP, however for those of you that use MSIE 5.5, you probably have noticed that it doesn't support XML in full. Tragedy indeed strikes this world when we bow down before Microsoft. . .
For those times at night when I feel cold and scared, I like to wrap myself in PHP and know that I have my security blanket:-)
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I think that it would be somewhat cool to have a black house. It would really be noticeable as to where your house was and how much snow was covering it.
I wonder if the paint is really some living creature that lives off of our life force or something...aiyahhh!
kech,
you're totally right. having read a lot about the technical schema of how the internet was built and how it's supposed to react to problems, I laught when I see that a company is just using what is already there and only having a connection with one provider. . . if the big wire isn't working all the little wires tethered to it aren't going to work... that's why you make yourself secure and tether to many main lines... and then we get out the baseball bat and start swinging at the tether ball;-)
Being a part of the good ole RedHat e-mail list, I was greatly amused at the fact that the new kernel with his wee beedy eyes saying, "You want to buy my chicken..." [woops, different colonel]. . . I was greatly amused that the newest kernel can support 64 GB of RAM. I mean I guess this is for those days when you're playing Quake III arena or Tribes 2 and just have to have 88.1 frames per second...
Moronic1, you are indeed correct that this is old as I've been wondering what's been going on with this company for over a year now. We found out about if a year and a half ago and thought that it was pretty phat. Yay Physics!
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A friend of mine once tore his ACL playing football. The doctor told him that it was just a sprained MCL and that it felt tender near the ACL. He had surgery and was on crutches for a while. He recently tore some cartiledge in that knee too. Such is mango :-)
Yes, I have played everything up to Ultima 8, then quit as I entered college. . .
Just wondering if the RIAA has put out a press release yet with regard to this new Open Source format. I wonder if there are any loop holes in this format. . .not that we would ever think to exploit them (faster guys!!!!)
Nonetheless, long live the MP3 format.
I do know that you can install programs and applications without flashing the memory however I am still slightly peeved that you cannot upgrade the OS on the li'l fellas, you know what I mean. I guess that I feel like I was dooped...
So is this Palm query app also going to be of use for those of us with the illustrious Handspring Visor Deluxe (now with 8 mb of RAm...ooo...aaa)? I know that if I want to upgrade to the newest Palm OS (3.5), that I essentially just have to go and buy a Palm as the OS is burnt into the circuitry of the Handspring, so I figure that perhaps this Palm query app won't work either. Any thoughts?
It would seem that I have been drinking too much Red Bull and my mind has been playing tricks on me... I guess that it was just trolls that were playing with me.
Thank you for the corrections on Iolo and Dupre. I couldn't remember Iolo's name to save my life...
I remember back in Ultima 6, in the Underworld, I'd be walking around searching for Lord British and these gnome's would jump out and attack me. Now that just wasn't very nice, Dupre would typically kick their butts with his sword swinging bard skills, and if that didn't work he would sing to them (egad!). Alas, I hope that this Gnome is different...
Sadly, so many people have overloaded the page, that I suppose GeoCities has taken the page down :-(
Just when you thought that you couldn't get a job in the Information Technology business after studying hard and getting mediocare grades in your University's computer science department. . . you're coding Java applets to show off things that you probably never saw while you were in college. . . Well at least you've probably got root access and can look at whatever you want right?
I agree with you. I'm a Win2k user and am actually somewhat happy that the stuff is stable, but I guess it just annoys me to see other companies that used to have good products go down the tubes as they are unable to develop browsers that are capable of displaying what Microsoft makes... :-)
Linux has its advantages, there are very few and I'm not going to name any right now, however I do agree that some people do need to leave their server rooms and get some fresh air every so often
I too write my own code, however I do like to be able to peruse other people's code, plus it's nice to be able to see how you can better interface to a system when looking through the source rather than just going, "Well, gee that blows goats, we can only input data through their Import function."
Plus, the XML parser for MSIE 5.5 is pretty crappy overall.
Dude, what's up with that? There's no need for that sort of crap.
If everyone thinks that Linux is terrible. . . then basically you're signing your soul to the devil (aka Microsoft). With Microsoft offering it's HailStorm Services, sure it says that it's going to be "Open Source" in a sense as it is being built on XML and SOAP, however for those of you that use MSIE 5.5, you probably have noticed that it doesn't support XML in full. Tragedy indeed strikes this world when we bow down before Microsoft. . .
Geesh ruin :-P
it for all of us why don't you!
All the more reason that it is a time where I snuggle up in it... I mean Microsoft does it all the time ;-0
For those times at night when I feel cold and scared, I like to wrap myself in PHP and know that I have my security blanket :-)
I think that it would be somewhat cool to have a black house. It would really be noticeable as to where your house was and how much snow was covering it. I wonder if the paint is really some living creature that lives off of our life force or something...aiyahhh!
kech, you're totally right. having read a lot about the technical schema of how the internet was built and how it's supposed to react to problems, I laught when I see that a company is just using what is already there and only having a connection with one provider. . . if the big wire isn't working all the little wires tethered to it aren't going to work... that's why you make yourself secure and tether to many main lines... and then we get out the baseball bat and start swinging at the tether ball ;-)
It scares me that you know this :-) I figure that the 64 GB of RAM have to be able to be allocated to something useful... solitaire?
Sounds like we need Super Colon Blow or Fiber One to get the job done :-)
It is comforting to know that AGP doesn't need any of this fiber :-)
And of course while we're at it, we might as well go ahead and patent light :-)
Being a part of the good ole RedHat e-mail list, I was greatly amused at the fact that the new kernel with his wee beedy eyes saying, "You want to buy my chicken..." [woops, different colonel]. . . I was greatly amused that the newest kernel can support 64 GB of RAM. I mean I guess this is for those days when you're playing Quake III arena or Tribes 2 and just have to have 88.1 frames per second...
Moronic1, you are indeed correct that this is old as I've been wondering what's been going on with this company for over a year now. We found out about if a year and a half ago and thought that it was pretty phat. Yay Physics!
Nope sorry Platinum, completely different stuff (at least I'm pretty sure that it is...)
How'd you know???