Now, you can lose your music and videos easier than ever before! "Rover, what are you eating..? aww, MOOOOM, Rover ate all the movies again!"
Or maybe... "Honey, where's our licensed copy of Gone with the Wind?" "Damned if I know, isn't it on the disc with the Matrix and Dr. Zhivago? Check under the sofa cushions..."
I remember that game. It came with the IBM(I think)-DOS 2.1 BASICA. I used to write text adventure games in BASICA when I was 7 or 8... ah, the memories...
47 days a year performing the tasks that're in our job description, I can believe. However, I'd bet a big stack o' money (that I don't have) that we spend, and are expected to spend, a lot more time working than most other professionals.
Curiously, the shape of these organic mats seems almost to form the letters of two english words, "First post". Of course, no conclusions can be drawn from this, and it has been attributed to mere happenstance...
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HAH! Yes, someday we'll ALL be obsolete, and our kids will run the world.
I forget the exact year, but in the early 60's I think it was, there was a solar storm that blacked out half of Canada and drove the Aurora B. so far south that it was seen from Texas. So you never know!
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Yeah, one I posted about.. Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness...
Not to be flamebait, but what's the big deal? One of the nice things about open-source operating systems is if you don't like one version, you can use a different one. No matter what happens, some people are going to use the commercial version, and some aren't; that's a given.
I simply smell the sweet stench of easy bucks through advertising... a world where people will pay for the chance to show a 5-second image to 1 out of every 1000 people to walk by an obscure location. And most of THOSE people will ignore it.
I didn't have much luck with Debian... Redhat is nice, but moves too much stuff around IMHO.. Slackware was the very first distro of Linux I ever installed on any system, and it's still my favorite. I snagged XF4.0 a couple days ago and installed it, haven't had a problem yet.
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Now, you can lose your music and videos easier than ever before! "Rover, what are you eating..? aww, MOOOOM, Rover ate all the movies again!"
Or maybe... "Honey, where's our licensed copy of Gone with the Wind?" "Damned if I know, isn't it on the disc with the Matrix and Dr. Zhivago? Check under the sofa cushions..."
IIRC nuclear fusion is a far more efficient energy generator. IANANP either, though.
Just remember... you're not really studying the mice. They're conducting incredibly subtle experiments on YOU.
...The technology is supported in the popular Sonique player, and a plug-in is available for America Online's Winamp player, for example...
AOL's Winamp. Even if it's true (now) I still can't get used to hearing that...
This is the height of arrogance. Of course no one could possibley develop a competing product without use of ours.
Or maybe they have a patent on "A method of compressing audio to preserve quality but reduce space usage."
Whether it was legal or not, Hasbro would sue you for it, and they would win, because they have more money than you.
You, sir, are a troll. And if you're not then you really ought to read the book some time.
Here's a mirror of the text.. formatted a little better. *grin*
I remember that game. It came with the IBM(I think)-DOS 2.1 BASICA. I used to write text adventure games in BASICA when I was 7 or 8... ah, the memories...
47 days a year performing the tasks that're in our job description, I can believe. However, I'd bet a big stack o' money (that I don't have) that we spend, and are expected to spend, a lot more time working than most other professionals.
Yeah. I'd very much like to be able to cut myself off from the power grid.
Curiously, the shape of these organic mats seems almost to form the letters of two english words, "First post". Of course, no conclusions can be drawn from this, and it has been attributed to mere happenstance...
HAH! Yes, someday we'll ALL be obsolete, and our kids will run the world.
What system?
I forget the exact year, but in the early 60's I think it was, there was a solar storm that blacked out half of Canada and drove the Aurora B. so far south that it was seen from Texas. So you never know!
Yeah, one I posted about.. Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness...
"Groovy" -- Ash
Or possibly in those funky {782492734296598278496257292587134642748167382-do- not-look-here} registry keys.
So's it deb-EYE-en or DEB-ee-en? I always said the latter, until I was correct by a Debian fanatic friend of mine.
Not to be flamebait, but what's the big deal? One of the nice things about open-source operating systems is if you don't like one version, you can use a different one. No matter what happens, some people are going to use the commercial version, and some aren't; that's a given.
Great. I spoke too soon and jinxed it.
Maybe we won't have to live under a theocracy after all...
Yes, I shouted. 'nuff said.
I simply smell the sweet stench of easy bucks through advertising... a world where people will pay for the chance to show a 5-second image to 1 out of every 1000 people to walk by an obscure location. And most of THOSE people will ignore it.
I didn't have much luck with Debian... Redhat is nice, but moves too much stuff around IMHO.. Slackware was the very first distro of Linux I ever installed on any system, and it's still my favorite. I snagged XF4.0 a couple days ago and installed it, haven't had a problem yet.