I would have loved to have seen Lucas' face during and after the viewing of LoTR:FoTR...
Who would have thought that a no-name director with a no-name screen writer from a wee island in the southern hemisphere could have upstaged Luca$ and gang.
> it's like 384k downlink. To your phone. Once again, my jealousy runs rampant.
No need to be jealous...
Take a piece of large paper. Cut a hole in it 1.5" by 2.25". Cover your monitor with this piece of paper. Now start using your computer like this and you will experience things just as if you had this service on a cell phone in your neck 'o the woods.
Judell Enterprises (NETBLK-JUDELLENTERPRISE1)
3744 Roxbury Lane
Alexandria, VA 22309
US
Netname: JUDELLENTERPRISE1
Netblock: 216.84.60.128 - 216.84.60.143
Coordinator:
Crouch, James (JC1498-ARIN) legrump@erols.com
703-780-9462
Record last updated on 10-Aug-2000.
Database last updated on 27-Sep-2001 23:18:25 EDT.
Does this NT 4.0 SP6a, FreeBSD 4.4 running geek have to teach you Linux bodgers everything?;-)
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> use the Microsoft Update pages
And what if someone finds a way to hack Microsoft Update pages? Then everyone who downloads will be infected. Call me paranoid, but I find this scarier than some IIS hack. How can you trust the Evil Empire not to bugger up your machine for you? I've already had my share of bunged up systems because some file wouldn't download from one of Microsoft's servers.
I think there is a lot of potential for the characters, The Dr in particular.
At first, I thought it was Nelix. The next time, I thought it was still Nelix. The last time, I still thought, what the smeg is Nelix doing in the Med Bay when he should be in the Galley on Voyager?
...and I always thought that MBA stood for Master Bullsh*t Artist.
FWIW, all of the MBA's that I've ever worked with where completely useless - couldn't manage projects and deliver products if their lives depended on it. While I'm still here, MBA's are going through the company revolving door one right after the other.
The 1600SW is still one of the best flat panels on the market - bar none. They are so good that I have more than one. Yeah, the overpriced Apple Cinema thing may be physically bigger, but it has the same X by Y resolution, and because of that minor fact, you can see the [blocky] pixels - ick!
The video card you want is the 3Dlabs VX1-1600SW with the 1600SW digital connector or an older Number Nine Revolution IV with 1600SW digital connector (if you can find one). Windows 9X, NT4, 2000 and the latest XFree86 4.X support both cards just fine. If that fails, get it with the MultiLink adapter. If SGI's promotion price, $1495 for 1600SW and MultiLink adapter are too much, check out 1600SW auctions on eBay. But beware, SGI gives you a three year warranty and the people on eBay won't.
Plethora of SUVs running around making large enough shifts in the Earth's gravitational field, shifting the probe's trajectories enough to be noticeable.
Dude, it's worse than that. I'm a relocated Canadian living in Silicon Valley. Just outside of San Jose, about 15 minutes drive from the biggest concentration of bandwidth on the whole farggin' planet. Guess what? No Internet over cable (1-5 years says AT&T), no DSL (to far from the CO). The infrastructure around here is so old, that modem dialup is even limited to 28.8! So I got one of them gosh darn Ricochet wireless modem gizmos - $75 a month for 128 Kbps. Load of bull wank if ask me.
Funny how things get reinvented all the time. When there was this big fuss about the iMac when it came out, I was sitting there scritching my head wondering what all the foofoo was about - as AST and a few others had done this before with 486's back when. Off course, back then, they didn't package them in faggy translucent plastic cases.
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This whole thing between India and Pakistan really sucks. When will humanity grow up?
...and then PKZIP it all with the password "smeghead".
Who would have thought that a no-name director with a no-name screen writer from a wee island in the southern hemisphere could have upstaged Luca$ and gang.
No need to be jealous...
Take a piece of large paper. Cut a hole in it 1.5" by 2.25". Cover your monitor with this piece of paper. Now start using your computer like this and you will experience things just as if you had this service on a cell phone in your neck 'o the woods.
Start here http://www.arin.net/whois/ to back-track this IP:
Does this NT 4.0 SP6a, FreeBSD 4.4 running geek have to teach you Linux bodgers everything? ;-)
And what if someone finds a way to hack Microsoft Update pages? Then everyone who downloads will be infected. Call me paranoid, but I find this scarier than some IIS hack. How can you trust the Evil Empire not to bugger up your machine for you? I've already had my share of bunged up systems because some file wouldn't download from one of Microsoft's servers.
Try this link to get you back tracking on that IP: http://www.apnic.net/apnic-bin/whois2.pl?results=a ll&search=203.167.112.100+&whois=Go%21.
Conxion - check out who their top three customers are... (Microsoft, Oracle, Symantec for Linux bodgers).
At first, I thought it was Nelix. The next time, I thought it was still Nelix. The last time, I still thought, what the smeg is Nelix doing in the Med Bay when he should be in the Galley on Voyager?
Ditto. Campbell, CA - wedged between San Jose and Los Gatos is spotty as far as DSL and San Jose has zero Internet over cable. Went with Ricochet/WWC.
At least the doppelgangers helped drive 3D PC video card development - for whatever that is worth to the real world.
"This is a Linux-free zone." - me
I learned FORTRAN after I knew assembly language. Then I learned COBOL. After that, I learned C.
- "Go away boy, you bother me."
FWIW, all of the MBA's that I've ever worked with where completely useless - couldn't manage projects and deliver products if their lives depended on it. While I'm still here, MBA's are going through the company revolving door one right after the other.
The video card you want is the 3Dlabs VX1-1600SW with the 1600SW digital connector or an older Number Nine Revolution IV with 1600SW digital connector (if you can find one). Windows 9X, NT4, 2000 and the latest XFree86 4.X support both cards just fine. If that fails, get it with the MultiLink adapter. If SGI's promotion price, $1495 for 1600SW and MultiLink adapter are too much, check out 1600SW auctions on eBay. But beware, SGI gives you a three year warranty and the people on eBay won't.
- This is a Linux Free Zone
Hold on a second there boy. Just who's money paid for them roads? The tax payers - that's you and me, bubba.
Dude, it's worse than that. I'm a relocated Canadian living in Silicon Valley. Just outside of San Jose, about 15 minutes drive from the biggest concentration of bandwidth on the whole farggin' planet. Guess what? No Internet over cable (1-5 years says AT&T), no DSL (to far from the CO). The infrastructure around here is so old, that modem dialup is even limited to 28.8! So I got one of them gosh darn Ricochet wireless modem gizmos - $75 a month for 128 Kbps. Load of bull wank if ask me.
and ignorance.
Funny how things get reinvented all the time. When there was this big fuss about the iMac when it came out, I was sitting there scritching my head wondering what all the foofoo was about - as AST and a few others had done this before with 486's back when. Off course, back then, they didn't package them in faggy translucent plastic cases.
Which are still a bunch of inexperienced, ignorant 20-somethings that don't know a damned thing about the real world.
Where is the RFC that says that "HTTP And HTML Shall Be Used For Everything"?
Which [patent] really belongs to the aliens that biffed the ground in Roswell 50-odd years ago...
Herd Of Linux Hacks: Let's write this code. Let's release it. Doh! It's broke. Let's fix it. Repeat. :-p
You can write operating systems and real applications in C/C++.
IPv4 or IPv6 or both?