Maybe we'll luck out and they'll make the first 26 subtitled and then redo it with the next 26 dubbed.
Although if they just wanted to play the soundtrack everynight, I'd be okay with that too. I've even learned how to sing in Japanese, all because of CB.
Here a quick way to enable and disable flash at will. You can have it installed and not worry about it showing nothing but ads. The instructions are only for Windows2k and mostly for IE, but you should be able to adjust them for any windows version and mozilla.
First, you must install flash on your system. Second, mark the "Downloaded Program Files" directory as read only. This can be found by clicking on Tools->Internet Options. Then click on Settings then View Objects. This will show you where the folder is. Normally it's under C:\Winnt\Downloaded program Files. So mark is as read only. Third, you need a back of the Flash.ocx file. So find it (normally c:\winnt\system32\macromed\flash) and copy it to a file named flash.ocx.bak. Fourth, you now setup two bat files to run simple cmds. I've called them enable.bat and disable.bat.
Here's enable.bat: pause c: cd "c:\winnt\system32\macromed\flash" copy Flash.ocx.bak Flash.ocx You are able to run this program when IE or Mozilla is open. To see the Flash file, just hit refresh.
Here's disable.bat: pause c: cd "c:\winnt\system32\macromed\flash" del Flash.ocx Obviously nothing special. This command can only be ran if IE is closed. It'll say "File in Use" if IE is open and on a flash site.
For Mozilla, just goto Help and About Plugins. You find the Flash plugins and create similar bat files that copies and deletes it.
Now, someone needs to create a toolbar plugin that can automate this with the ability to disable flash while IE is still open. Anyone up to the task?
Perhaps The Register would like a picture of my desk if they really want to be scared.
God, I just got an image of Timothy sprawled across his desk with a little picture bubble saying, "Scared yet?" Holy crap, what the hell is wrong with me?
From http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story& ncid=5 14&e=2&cid=514&u=/ap/20020913/ap_on_el_gu/florida_ governor:
"Florida was plunged into its latest political cliffhanger Tuesday when polling stations opened late and elections workers had myriad problems with the new touchscreen voting machines. Many voters were confused by new precinct boundaries.
In some places, ballots were chewed up by optical scanners and others were modified by hand. One Broward County precinct worker took ballots home after he couldn't reach elections officials.
Florida had enacted new laws and spent $32 million to reform its election system, eliminating paper chads altogether and hoping to avoid other problems that held up the 2000 presidential election for seven weeks.
Instead, hundreds of people complained they were turned away from the polls and many problems were reported in Miami-Dade and Broward counties, which were considered key by Reno's campaign. "
I used to run into the same problem with long log out times when something crashed on Win2k. Ive found that having a backup administrator was very useful. Instead of logging out, you lock the workstation. Then when it gives you the message that only user or and admin, log in as the other admin and it'll quickly log you out without hurting anything.
I really do like CGI effects. Some of my favorite shows have really good CGI, Futurama, Lexx, other Sci-Fi. The problem is all the suspense is gone. I know that the person is in front of a green screen, I know they aren't in any harms way, except Jackie Chan.
There will always be a place for real stunt men, those are the scenes that still get me excited in movies. Seeing XXX snowboard down the side of a mountain in front of an avalanche may be cool, and loud, but it's anything but suspensful.
Hopefully we'll always have Jackie Chan and others to make that kind of entertainment to amaze us.
He's saying to just think about the space, but don't come up with an answer for what goes in the space, because then you won't be able to think about what goes into the space. Thinking about the space is almost an answer to thinking about the space too.
The parent company subcontracts out the makers of the devices is called Penultimate Inc. They are a shady company that buys off politicians so no one asks questions when things go wrong. The Miami Herald has stories about them a lot: Excerpt:
Penultimate, Inc., which equipped a Florida jail with automatic garage-opener gates that accidentally freed prisoners in a lightning storm.
They are building a parking garage at Miami Inrt Airport, which is three years behind schedule and 5 times the cost.
I kept Corel around until I switch to FreeBSD. Corel's was by far the best one for the household. It passed the Mom test, and she was even able to understand how to login and start up some of the free office apps. Corel is what got me off Windows(except for games) and enjoy free, open software. I tried using just a normal Debian install, but it wasn't as nice. Also, I tried the linuxfromscratch, and feel that anyone who puts down any distro should first make their own, then decide what's really the best.
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It cuz they're for a handheld not a real computer. But yeah, they still do look like crap.
So, uh, does anyone have a Fourth "Hello World" program yet?
Preferably one that has email built into it.
Maybe we'll luck out
and they'll make the first
26 subtitled and then redo
it with the next 26 dubbed.
Although if they just wanted to
play the soundtrack everynight, I'd
be okay with that too. I've even learned
how to sing in Japanese, all because of CB.
Here a quick way to enable and disable flash at will. You can have it installed and not worry about it showing nothing but ads. The instructions are only for Windows2k and mostly for IE, but you should be able to adjust them for any windows version and mozilla.
First, you must install flash on your system.
Second, mark the "Downloaded Program Files" directory as read only. This can be found by clicking on Tools->Internet Options. Then click on Settings then View Objects. This will show you where the folder is. Normally it's under C:\Winnt\Downloaded program Files. So mark is as read only.
Third, you need a back of the Flash.ocx file. So find it (normally c:\winnt\system32\macromed\flash) and copy it to a file named flash.ocx.bak.
Fourth, you now setup two bat files to run simple cmds. I've called them enable.bat and disable.bat.
Here's enable.bat:
pause
c:
cd "c:\winnt\system32\macromed\flash"
copy Flash.ocx.bak Flash.ocx
You are able to run this program when IE or Mozilla is open. To see the Flash file, just hit refresh.
Here's disable.bat:
pause
c:
cd "c:\winnt\system32\macromed\flash"
del Flash.ocx
Obviously nothing special. This command can only be ran if IE is closed. It'll say "File in Use" if IE is open and on a flash site.
For Mozilla, just goto Help and About Plugins. You find the Flash plugins and create similar bat files that copies and deletes it.
Now, someone needs to create a toolbar plugin that can automate this with the ability to disable flash while IE is still open. Anyone up to the task?
Perhaps The Register would like a picture of my desk if they really want to be scared.
God, I just got an image of Timothy sprawled across his desk with a little picture bubble saying, "Scared yet?" Holy crap, what the hell is wrong with me?
I usually VNC into a home PC to mod from work and post AC.
Do me a favor, stay in Canada.
From& ncid=5 14&e=2&cid=514&u=/ap/20020913/ap_on_el_gu/florida_ governor:
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story
"Florida was plunged into its latest political cliffhanger Tuesday when polling stations opened late and elections workers had myriad problems with the new touchscreen voting machines. Many voters were confused by new precinct boundaries.
In some places, ballots were chewed up by optical scanners and others were modified by hand. One Broward County precinct worker took ballots home after he couldn't reach elections officials.
Florida had enacted new laws and spent $32 million to reform its election system, eliminating paper chads altogether and hoping to avoid other problems that held up the 2000 presidential election for seven weeks.
Instead, hundreds of people complained they were turned away from the polls and many problems were reported in Miami-Dade and Broward counties, which were considered key by Reno's campaign. "
I used to run into the same problem with long log out times when something crashed on Win2k. Ive found that having a backup administrator was very useful. Instead of logging out, you lock the workstation. Then when it gives you the message that only user or and admin, log in as the other admin and it'll quickly log you out without hurting anything.
I really do like CGI effects. Some of my favorite shows have really good CGI, Futurama, Lexx, other Sci-Fi. The problem is all the suspense is gone. I know that the person is in front of a green screen, I know they aren't in any harms way, except Jackie Chan.
There will always be a place for real stunt men, those are the scenes that still get me excited in movies. Seeing XXX snowboard down the side of a mountain in front of an avalanche may be cool, and loud, but it's anything but suspensful.
Hopefully we'll always have Jackie Chan and others to make that kind of entertainment to amaze us.
I think you just wrote the next http://www.penny-arcade.com/
It's only when the people stop and notice they are "one nation, under Godzilla", right before he steps on them.
Refer to this comic for more details.
Speaking of Greeks, always go to rush week. It'll probably be the only week where you get fed, other than Thanksgiving.
You fucking idiot. Her name is Molly Ringwald, not ringwold. Notice the 'A' that clearly makes it different.
But what would the second one look like in XHTML2.0?
He's saying to just think about the space, but don't come up with an answer for what goes in the space, because then you won't be able to think about what goes into the space. Thinking about the space is almost an answer to thinking about the space too.
Sometimes I have to tell people that it was a joke, and it's about that time that I realize I'm not funny. This was one of those times.
You should try to upgrade to Mozilla 1.0.1B. This is the best one to run on XFree86.
The parent company subcontracts out the makers of the devices is called Penultimate Inc. They are a shady company that buys off politicians so no one asks questions when things go wrong. The Miami Herald has stories about them a lot:
Excerpt:
Penultimate, Inc., which equipped a Florida jail with automatic garage-opener gates that accidentally freed prisoners in a lightning storm.
They are building a parking garage at Miami Inrt Airport, which is three years behind schedule and 5 times the cost.
I kept Corel around until I switch to FreeBSD. Corel's was by far the best one for the household. It passed the Mom test, and she was even able to understand how to login and start up some of the free office apps.
Corel is what got me off Windows(except for games) and enjoy free, open software. I tried using just a normal Debian install, but it wasn't as nice. Also, I tried the linuxfromscratch, and feel that anyone who puts down any distro should first make their own, then decide what's really the best.
I only threw up on the bus.
The picture in the mapquest link is better. Look for the tab that says "Aeirel photo". It's in color too.
I swear from pic 3 to 5 it looks like the dude in blue is about to go down on you. And where the hell is pic 18 at?
"Do you pronounce "Yohdh" "Yoda" by any chance?"
Only if you're an idiot.
what's your output from kldstat?