1. Geeks, through some miracle, all agree to boycott RIAA labels. 2. RIAA notices that profits are down! 3. RIAA Buys more bad laws -- "See, we're losing more money to those Evil Content Pirates(tm)".
The moon is tidelocked, it has a rotation period of roughly 29 days (equal to it's period of revolution). Lunar night is roughly 2 weeks (that's when that part of the moon is facing away from the sun).
Of course, manufacturer's diagnostics don't necessarily work either.
I have a Dell 2400 (bought for the kids). The on-board ethernet (Broadcom 440) was giving me a problem. The Win32 based Broadcom-specific diagnostic suite told me the ethernet memory buffer wa s failing. Dell needed a diagnostic code from their standard diagnostics. However, all their ResourceCD diagnostic tested was the EEPROM, which tested out fine. I'm still fighting with them over the RMA.
Oh, and by dropping in a $15 Realtek card, I demonstrated (to my satisfaction, at least) that all the network problems I was seeing were due to the failure of the onboard ethernet.
Upshot: even the vaunted manufacturer provided diags aren't that hot (though the Broadcom BACS worked nicely).
AMENDMENT XXVIII: Section 1. The fourth and ninth articles of amendment to the Constitution of the United States are hereby repealed.
The sad thing is that I can see Ashcroft creaming in his pants to get this one. Though, Ashcroft's version would read:
AMENDMENT XXVIII: Section 1. The first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, ninth, and tenth articles of amendment to the Constitution of the United States are hereby repealed.
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Been there, Done that.
But you can only call it "Civil Disobedience" if you're willing to face the consequences of your act (and not try to weasel out of it).
Damn skippy. It's working. It means that the spammers CAN-SPAM us into oblivion! What do they mean it isn't working?
But then you'd be sued by Mannix and his lovely secretary!
My cat owns the trademark on that. She typed it while walking across my keyboard.
How about BHM, short for butt-headed magician. Of course, then Apple would sue them.
should last about as long as a snowflake in hell
So, that would be a really long time? According to Dante, the Ninth level of Hell is frozen.
1. Geeks, through some miracle, all agree to boycott RIAA labels.
2. RIAA notices that profits are down!
3. RIAA Buys more bad laws -- "See, we're losing more money to those Evil Content Pirates(tm)".
[and for those who really need it...]
4. Profit!
Pohl is still around? Damn... He was teaching basic intro programming back in '82!
What part of Article I are you referring to?
Article I enumerates the powers of Congress. If it's not listed there, then according to Amendment X, Congress doesn't have that power.
Amendment I lists some explicit rights. Amendment IX states that those rights are not the only ones that the People inherently have.
How does Am9 or Am10 "repeal Article 1"?
IIRC, the original Atlas was man-rated. (Mercury-Atlas, anyone?).
What do you mean "interpretation"?
Please give your interpretation of the meaning of the 9th and 10th.
Or to take a page from Apple's playbook, Lin-BHC (Lin-Butt-Headed-Corporation)
Or, they could make RMS happy...
FireGNU and ThunderGNU
How about "Ice Station Zebra", or "Red Zone Earth Orbit"?
Or, best of all... "Manos: The Space Station of Fate".
It was a nice Indian gentleman to whom I spoke.
In CA, you need to attach a copy of your 1040 to your 540 (CA tax form), even if you file paper.
Yeah, I know.... It's just dealing with people who can't go off script that's annoying.
Thanks for the encouragement.
-- red floyd
You don't recall correctly.
The moon is tidelocked, it has a rotation period of roughly 29 days (equal to it's period of revolution). Lunar night is roughly 2 weeks (that's when that part of the moon is facing away from the sun).
Dell's diags don't really work that well.
If you can use the device manufacturer's diags, that's better.
Of course, manufacturer's diagnostics don't necessarily work either.
I have a Dell 2400 (bought for the kids). The on-board ethernet (Broadcom 440) was giving me a problem. The Win32 based Broadcom-specific diagnostic suite told me the ethernet memory buffer wa s failing. Dell needed a diagnostic code from their standard diagnostics. However, all their ResourceCD diagnostic tested was the EEPROM, which tested out fine. I'm still fighting with them over the RMA.
Oh, and by dropping in a $15 Realtek card, I demonstrated (to my satisfaction, at least) that all the network problems I was seeing were due to the failure of the onboard ethernet.
Upshot: even the vaunted manufacturer provided diags aren't that hot (though the Broadcom BACS worked nicely).
In Los Angeles, T-Mobile piggybacks on Cingular's network.
I used to work with a guy named "Dick Bender".
And one of the hijackers got notification that his visa was approved 6 months after 9/11. Your argument is specious.
AMENDMENT XXVIII:
Section 1. The fourth and ninth articles of amendment to the Constitution of the United States are hereby repealed.
The sad thing is that I can see Ashcroft creaming in his pants to get this one. Though, Ashcroft's version would read:
AMENDMENT XXVIII:
Section 1. The first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, ninth, and tenth articles of amendment to the Constitution of the United States are hereby repealed.