Until Nokia sues somebody for this? I'm sure they'll say that their product was hacked, even though it might actually add some value to that PoS. Maybe people will actually buy one just to run MAME......naah...
Marge: Why don't you kids play one of your old board games? When was the last time you played "Citizenship"?
Bart: [looking through games] "Energy Shortage"?
Lisa: "Hippo in the House"?
Marge: Ooh, "The Game of Lent"!
Bart: Ohh, can't we just go to bed?
Marge: It's only five-thirty.
Lisa: Fine, we'll play "Hippo in the House".
Marge: Oh, the hippo's missing.
I just got married, but I was living with my fiance for the past year. (Un)Fortunately, she's a geek and just as unorganized at times. Usually it's my anal-retentive personality that ends up cleaning for the both of us. I have come to love all Rubbermaid(TM) storage products because of this:)
Seriously though, for the little computer parts, go to an arts & crafts store (like JoAnn's), and get a small art box with multiple storage sections--I have 1 for screws, 4 for different adapters, 1 for cables, 1 for thermal compounds and tape, etc.
It's ep 709: "...When the other boys kick Cartman out of their band, Cartman pulls his own group together to make music for Jesus. Meanwhile, Stan, Kyle and Kenny are arrested for downloading music from the Internet."
Why dont' the state BOR's or any superindendents step up and say "not in our schools!"?? This has no actual educational merit whatsoever, and should not set foot inside any schools: public, private, or higher learning. It's like Coke coming in and preaching that "drinking Pepsi destroys our employee's way of life, because you're using another product". In the end it's just another corporation trying to save it's own ass. If they just put the money towards education in general (so they can get good jobs), or somehow helping the economy, maybe kids could AFFORD to buy their products instead of stealing them. Ok, I'll stop ranting now.
Are Christians any better than [insert terrorist-like group here]?
Seriously, let's take a bunch of die-hard, religious Americans, and compare them to some of these militant religious folks over on the other side of the world. Hell, why not take some of those die-hard Cubs fans that are screaming for the death of the guy who caught the fowl ball in game 6--they seem to disregard life and society and think the damn world revolves around their sucky team. I'm certain there's some parallels in each of these cases, namely people who are complete fanatics about something they think is the most holy of holies.
I'm sure it's "maturity" in the sense of Verisign crying about the BIND patches that were to be implemented to counter their sitefinder. And it's "maturity" in the sense that they think the root servers are their toys, and they should be allowed to play.
How many ways are there to effectively and efficiently solve a problem/need? Won't most solutions begin to look similar? Will this continue until it's just the first company to come up with a solution that can put a copyright on the functionality? You think software is crappy now...
I'm assuming this is a joke, but I don't see where anyone caught the obvious. If you count Hyper and Text as 1 word (as several people seem to do), and you don't count them as a hyphenated word, then you get Hypertext Transfer Protocol...now what about that 2nd "T"?:)
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Until Nokia sues somebody for this? I'm sure they'll say that their product was hacked, even though it might actually add some value to that PoS. Maybe people will actually buy one just to run MAME......naah...
Marge: Why don't you kids play one of your old board games? When was the last time you played "Citizenship"?
Bart: [looking through games] "Energy Shortage"?
Lisa: "Hippo in the House"?
Marge: Ooh, "The Game of Lent"!
Bart: Ohh, can't we just go to bed?
Marge: It's only five-thirty.
Lisa: Fine, we'll play "Hippo in the House".
Marge: Oh, the hippo's missing.
Ep: Wild Barts Can't Be Broken
Mmmmm...virtual cookies...ahgggggg
I just got married, but I was living with my fiance for the past year. (Un)Fortunately, she's a geek and just as unorganized at times. Usually it's my anal-retentive personality that ends up cleaning for the both of us. I have come to love all Rubbermaid(TM) storage products because of this :)
Seriously though, for the little computer parts, go to an arts & crafts store (like JoAnn's), and get a small art box with multiple storage sections--I have 1 for screws, 4 for different adapters, 1 for cables, 1 for thermal compounds and tape, etc.
First Broadcast: "My god, it's full of stars!"
Maybe now we'll find out how accurate that Starfield Simulation screensaver really is!
You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.
God that episode was funny. Here's a link to the episode synopsis, and some downloads.
It's ep 709: "...When the other boys kick Cartman out of their band, Cartman pulls his own group together to make music for Jesus. Meanwhile, Stan, Kyle and Kenny are arrested for downloading music from the Internet."
Why dont' the state BOR's or any superindendents step up and say "not in our schools!"?? This has no actual educational merit whatsoever, and should not set foot inside any schools: public, private, or higher learning. It's like Coke coming in and preaching that "drinking Pepsi destroys our employee's way of life, because you're using another product". In the end it's just another corporation trying to save it's own ass. If they just put the money towards education in general (so they can get good jobs), or somehow helping the economy, maybe kids could AFFORD to buy their products instead of stealing them. Ok, I'll stop ranting now.
Now Chairface Chippendale can finally finish writing his name on the moon!
A co-worker got one yesterday "Get Viagra - Half Off!". Kinda defeats the purpose, no? :)
I need an old programmer and a young programmer.
The power of Christ compels you...to compile!
...bulk up on our Old Glory insurance!
"You need to feel safe. And that's harder and harder to do nowadays, because robots may strike at any time."
"from the doesn't-play-well-with-others dept."
or
"from the I'm-taking-my-toys-and-going-home dept."
What a bunch of babies.
Are Christians any better than [insert terrorist-like group here]?
Seriously, let's take a bunch of die-hard, religious Americans, and compare them to some of these militant religious folks over on the other side of the world. Hell, why not take some of those die-hard Cubs fans that are screaming for the death of the guy who caught the fowl ball in game 6--they seem to disregard life and society and think the damn world revolves around their sucky team. I'm certain there's some parallels in each of these cases, namely people who are complete fanatics about something they think is the most holy of holies.
I'm sure it's "maturity" in the sense of Verisign crying about the BIND patches that were to be implemented to counter their sitefinder. And it's "maturity" in the sense that they think the root servers are their toys, and they should be allowed to play.
"You gotta start with a good rack" :)
That's advise any geek can live with
As for the cafe curtains, all I can think of is "today on Queer Eye for the Geek Guy"...hey, might be a hit show.
Pardon me, miss, but I can see your panties through your "smell bubble". [See the Picture]
Of course they are...a bunch of unbathen geeks downloading pr0n. What did you expect?
[Laugh, that was funny]
How many ways are there to effectively and efficiently solve a problem/need? Won't most solutions begin to look similar? Will this continue until it's just the first company to come up with a solution that can put a copyright on the functionality? You think software is crappy now...
I'm assuming this is a joke, but I don't see where anyone caught the obvious. If you count Hyper and Text as 1 word (as several people seem to do), and you don't count them as a hyphenated word, then you get Hypertext Transfer Protocol...now what about that 2nd "T"? :)
Not a dupe. The other article about a floating display used a fog curtain. This one is different, but not by much. Still, RTFA.
*sings* "You say k-noppix, I say g-noppix"
Eh, let's call the whole thing off...
http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.php3?date=2003-08 -22&res=l
So?
They keep on knocking but they can't come in!
Congratulations, you can recite a previously used joke from an old Friends episode (I believe it was a dialog between Chandler and Pheobe).