I can't even BEGIN to tell you what's wrong with that code. For starters, trying actually writing some code for that subroutine and maybe do something with the $i variable. Just a thought.
Yeah, that idea is basically the thought process behind "Predator" style camoflauge. A great idea, but I think the processing power required would be unbelievable. Laying down on the desert floor is one thing, but imagine the same guy sprinting down a supermarket isle and the suit trying to keep up with the thousands of colors and shapes flying at it..some SERIOUS processing power would be needed to handle that kind of rapid changing.
You don't need the distribution because you've found an illegal, alternative option. The morality of the law is moot in this arguement so let's not get into it. Bank robbers can't use the arguement that walking in to a Bank of America with guns was their chosen alternative to a job, can they?
That's a pessimistic view. I'm more realist. I really don't see the dark ages of computing just around the corner.
And please, for the love of God please, no one respond with "well the DCMA got passed!". I get a massive laugh out of that.."Damn DCMA got passed..doesn't seem to have effected my download of 20 gigs of warez and mp3's a day, but it's still evil!"
They're actually changing their business model to coincide with modern times. I'd like to believe music companies generally care about their customers. This may be the first step to realizing that dream.
Honestly, from this point on, if I want an mp3, I'll check to see if one of those labels are the labels that the artist in question is on, if so, they get my 99 cents.
Depends. If you have a property pass, not much. If you didn't though, you could be arrested by security. Or shot, depending on much you tried to fight for the router.
As a long time Customer Engineeer for a major manufacture
I'll take a blonde, 6 feet tall, please. Make her lippy, but only to a point. Oh, and she has to know how to cook. Nothing special, just the basics. Thanks.
It's all about removing floor tiles and then forgetting to set up warning cones. The clearance between our tiles and the concrete floor underneath is a good 4 or 5 feet; I would not want to fall stiff-legged into that.
Interesting side note: apparently finding high-priced Cisco gear not connected to anything is not that uncommon. I've also heard horror stories of guy that traced a cable my hand(toner was on the fritz) that looped 4 times around the data center but wasn't hooked up to shit, on either end. Took him an entire afternoon.
During take off and landing? Last time I flew I was asked to put away my portable diskman(ever since watching Hackers, I need to play 'Halcyon' when I take off and land..)
It's my understanding that silver-bottom cd-r's aren't even burned, they're stamped, and that the process is too expensive for a normal person to ever hope of doing it.
I wonder if this takes into account private interest groups attempting to censoring, and often succeeding, stories that speak bad of them, a la the scientologist?
and from all the nothing you see out there, you would think that 83% is a bit high
Yes, but you see the nothing. The article said "directly affected by human agency", it never said it was developed land. A 4 lane highway running through the desert is still human influence. Not to mention all the shit you can't see, such as military outpost, radio communications equipment, and ESPECIALLY all the dirt roads probably running through that, and every area of North American desert. Have you ever flown over the south western United States at night. I've done it quite a few times, and you can ALWAYS see some light down there, it's never completely dark. Be it a farm, a house, a ninja training camp, whatever. It's all developed, if even only slightly.
What's the point of the special paper anyway? What makes it special and how does it relate to the storing digitally of what you wrote? I dont' see why regular notebook paper wouldn't suffice for writing stuff down the old school way while the pen digitally stored that information.
When I was seventeen, I drank a very good beer. I drank a very good beer I purchased with a fake ID. It said my name was Brian McGee. I stayed up listening to Queen. When I was seventeen.
Yes and no. True geek chicks, chicks that actually no their shit, usually aren't too hot. They are, however, freaks. Nothing is off limits. Mostly because of that whole "beggars can't be choosers" maxim. If you've seen it done in a porn flick odds are that one weird tech club girl will be down. Take advantage.
The other side of the spectrum: The girlfriend's of geeks. 95% of the time they are balls to the wall hot. Cute chicks love dorks. Some guy in my LUG group took this girl he barely knew to ComicCon. Super fine chick. He walked around with a shirt on that said 'pedophile' while she wore one that said 'underage' and she was down with it. She also seemed very comfortable with making out with strange girls, something he and his camera didn't mind one bit. Remember: the hotties love the geeks, provided you know when to shut up about the geek shit.
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Typo..cut a guy some slack.
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"I need an avacado, a snorkel, and a screwdriver."
"But.."
"Don't argue with me, man, I've made bongs out of less."
That's the place next to Muddy May Suggin's Gator Farm, isn't it?
I can't even BEGIN to tell you what's wrong with that code. For starters, trying actually writing some code for that subroutine and maybe do something with the $i variable. Just a thought.
Yeah, that idea is basically the thought process behind "Predator" style camoflauge. A great idea, but I think the processing power required would be unbelievable. Laying down on the desert floor is one thing, but imagine the same guy sprinting down a supermarket isle and the suit trying to keep up with the thousands of colors and shapes flying at it..some SERIOUS processing power would be needed to handle that kind of rapid changing.
You don't need the distribution because you've found an illegal, alternative option. The morality of the law is moot in this arguement so let's not get into it. Bank robbers can't use the arguement that walking in to a Bank of America with guns was their chosen alternative to a job, can they?
That's a pessimistic view. I'm more realist. I really don't see the dark ages of computing just around the corner.
And please, for the love of God please, no one respond with "well the DCMA got passed!". I get a massive laugh out of that.."Damn DCMA got passed..doesn't seem to have effected my download of 20 gigs of warez and mp3's a day, but it's still evil!"
They're actually changing their business model to coincide with modern times. I'd like to believe music companies generally care about their customers. This may be the first step to realizing that dream.
Honestly, from this point on, if I want an mp3, I'll check to see if one of those labels are the labels that the artist in question is on, if so, they get my 99 cents.
Depends. If you have a property pass, not much. If you didn't though, you could be arrested by security. Or shot, depending on much you tried to fight for the router.
As a long time Customer Engineeer for a major manufacture
I'll take a blonde, 6 feet tall, please. Make her lippy, but only to a point. Oh, and she has to know how to cook. Nothing special, just the basics. Thanks.
It's all about removing floor tiles and then forgetting to set up warning cones. The clearance between our tiles and the concrete floor underneath is a good 4 or 5 feet; I would not want to fall stiff-legged into that.
Interesting side note: apparently finding high-priced Cisco gear not connected to anything is not that uncommon. I've also heard horror stories of guy that traced a cable my hand(toner was on the fritz) that looped 4 times around the data center but wasn't hooked up to shit, on either end. Took him an entire afternoon.
Must sit still. Must...find...something...cogent...to...say...
That wasn't it.
During take off and landing? Last time I flew I was asked to put away my portable diskman(ever since watching Hackers, I need to play 'Halcyon' when I take off and land..)
It's my understanding that silver-bottom cd-r's aren't even burned, they're stamped, and that the process is too expensive for a normal person to ever hope of doing it.
Damn, you went down like a syphalitic whore. Me, I'm keeping on.
Damn, you're all over my nuts. Lemme get you a towel.
I wonder if this takes into account private interest groups attempting to censoring, and often succeeding, stories that speak bad of them, a la the scientologist?
and from all the nothing you see out there, you would think that 83% is a bit high
Yes, but you see the nothing. The article said "directly affected by human agency", it never said it was developed land. A 4 lane highway running through the desert is still human influence. Not to mention all the shit you can't see, such as military outpost, radio communications equipment, and ESPECIALLY all the dirt roads probably running through that, and every area of North American desert. Have you ever flown over the south western United States at night. I've done it quite a few times, and you can ALWAYS see some light down there, it's never completely dark. Be it a farm, a house, a ninja training camp, whatever. It's all developed, if even only slightly.
Yeah, but the article says "land area". Whenever I attempt to fish on land I don't get shit. Except land sharks, but that's a whole other story.
What's the point of the special paper anyway? What makes it special and how does it relate to the storing digitally of what you wrote? I dont' see why regular notebook paper wouldn't suffice for writing stuff down the old school way while the pen digitally stored that information.
That yes, ants can be trained to assort tiny screws in space.
Sorry, I have to do it, please forgive me:
When I was seventeen,
I drank a very good beer.
I drank a very good beer I purchased
with a fake ID.
It said my name was Brian McGee.
I stayed up listening to Queen.
When I was seventeen.
Yes and no. True geek chicks, chicks that actually no their shit, usually aren't too hot. They are, however, freaks. Nothing is off limits. Mostly because of that whole "beggars can't be choosers" maxim. If you've seen it done in a porn flick odds are that one weird tech club girl will be down. Take advantage.
The other side of the spectrum: The girlfriend's of geeks. 95% of the time they are balls to the wall hot. Cute chicks love dorks. Some guy in my LUG group took this girl he barely knew to ComicCon. Super fine chick. He walked around with a shirt on that said 'pedophile' while she wore one that said 'underage' and she was down with it. She also seemed very comfortable with making out with strange girls, something he and his camera didn't mind one bit. Remember: the hotties love the geeks, provided you know when to shut up about the geek shit.
Your last sentence is laughable. It's a countless hour thrill in a 4+ year world where everything is just beyond your grasp. That is Everquest.