SCO vs. IBM reminds me of those old Looney Toons(tm) where the little yapping dog keeps annoying the big bulldog. The bulldog keeps ignoring him until he's had enough, and then... WHAM! He smacks the little annoying dog away, without even breaking his pace.
Well, it's frickin' obvious, isn't it? Dr. Evil will be doing the job, because he always wanted <PINKY-TO_MOUTH>ONE MILLION DOLLARS</PINKY-TO_MOUTH>!!!!
Now if we could only use his frickin' sharks with frickin' lasers against SCO....
When I installed SCO ODT 2.0 on a Gateway 486-DX2/66, the Adaptec drivers blew up. It turns out the machine was "too fast" (which had me and my buddy ROFL). We had to patch out a timing loop in the Adaptec drivers.
Yeah. A buddy of mine keeps his disposables in the freezer for later use. Then they "wouldn't work" in something. I told him to warm them up and then they were fine.
In Suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by a jury, shall be otherwise re-examined in any Court of the United States, than according to the rules of the common law.
we've been successfully laundering our plastic notes
<HUMOR>
Money laundering, eh? You're obviously a Terrorist Evildoer(tm)!
Please stay where you are, and Mr. Ashcroft and company will be there soon!
</HUMOR>
Yes you would, because the light from the oncoming object would be coming faster.
Won't happen. The rod doesn't move as a rigid whole.
Nick Herbert describes this fallacy in Faster Than Light: Superluminal Loopholes in Physics.
No, they're lonely, depressed, negative because they had to deal with marketing!
SCO vs. IBM reminds me of those old Looney Toons(tm) where the little yapping dog keeps annoying the big bulldog. The bulldog keeps ignoring him until he's had enough, and then... WHAM! He smacks the little annoying dog away, without even breaking his pace.
Lewis Mettler tended to have a cult {fan|foe} following over at ZDNet during the MS trial...
Boring is one thing he isn't.
coined by some guy I can't remember
Gene Amdahl.
Well, Santa Cruz does have a Boardwalk...
<REALITY>
Of course SCOX is no longer based in Santa Cruz
</REALITY>
An advantage to being diabetic!!! Now I can find a use for all that excess blood sugar!
Wouldn't that be GNU/SMTP?
I know you're either trolling, sarcastic, or trying to be funny (pick one), but in the US, it's common to use M/D/Y rather than D/M/Y.
Also, who will be administering the OSNF?
Well, it's frickin' obvious, isn't it? Dr. Evil will be doing the job, because he always wanted <PINKY-TO_MOUTH>ONE MILLION DOLLARS</PINKY-TO_MOUTH>!!!!
Now if we could only use his frickin' sharks with frickin' lasers against SCO....
Not really, because a stack overflow attack(binary only) wouldn't work on both architectures. VAX/BSD was VAX, and SunOS was (at that time) MC680x0.
Tell that to Robert Morris. IIRC, the Morris Worm --
1. Used multiple vectors for spreading
2. Was cross platform (VAX/BSD and SunOS)
Shouldn't one be running the webserver in chroot jail anyways?
.bash_history or passwd or any of those fun guys be available to Google? Google's spider shouldn't even see them!
Why would any of
Has OJ found the real killer?
Well, at least he's looking in all the right places (golf courses). After all, the real killer was seen hitting golf balls in OJ's yard that night...
See the story about BuyMusic.com. I believe Jody may be considering a DMCA takedown.
Especially timing loops!
When I installed SCO ODT 2.0 on a Gateway 486-DX2/66, the Adaptec
drivers blew up. It turns out the machine was "too fast" (which had me and my buddy ROFL). We had to patch out a timing loop in the Adaptec drivers.
Well, as somebody either here or on one of the links pointed out, the site is called "BuyMusic.com", not "PlayMusic.com".
She was able to buy it, just not play it the way she wanted.
And, yes, for you sarcasm-impaired, that's sarcasm.
File a DMCA takedown notice. Might as well use the big boys' own weapon against them!
No... you don't write to the RIAA...
Write to Jody and suggest he use a DMCA takedown!
Yeah. A buddy of mine keeps his disposables in the freezer for later use. Then they "wouldn't work" in something. I told him to warm them up and then they were fine.
Yep, where X amount = $20.
The Seventh Amendment
Have you been on a highway recently? Average speeds are in the low 80s.
You obviously don't live in Los Angeles.
Yeah, but some traders have faster connections, and therefore count as 13 traders.