Yeah, I play in an MMORPG, but I got into it with a freind of mine. We would spend long nights on weekends hunting the same caves. I'd drag my box over and we'd share his cable connection. It was great.
It says that the drive is missing rails and is surface mounted. Does this mean it is lacking in some sort of shell? If so, it would make the drives severely lacking in upgrade possibilities.
Except that our bodies mature at a certain rate. It'd be kind of weird for everyone to have lifespans measured in days. Then again, we might not even notice. But someone would want to live longer, that's for sure.
But the simulation could have a law of physics (again, all the subjects know is that which they have observed) that no computer, no matter the method of construction, could ever be fast enough to run such a simulation.
Or mabye that microscope that was invented, for some reason, doesn't work. As long as you were consistent with all the given physics of the simulation, no one would notice.
Reloaded cost 150m. They already covered that in domestic grosses. I don't disagree, they have the right to make all the money they want on it. I still have my copy sitting on three CD-Rs, though. Plan on getting the DVD, too.
Thing is, when I go to see it, I get carded (how many sixteen year old kids do they get in there with goatees and stubble?) and that aggravates the hell out of me. And then there is the guy in front of me who makes the outgoing call...
For some reason, when I had heard that it was "when you meet the buddha on the road of life, kill him."
Thing is, when I heard it like that, it reminded me of the fact that the true buddha would not be "Hey, I'm buddha. Isn't it cool?" in the sort of deification (Sic) others have discussed here.
Well, I remember hearing something along the lines of having an IP address for every square foor of the planet. I don't think we'll run out anytime soon unless we start giving the adresses to nano-scale devices.
Well, it's the possible speed. The best I've ever seen is 1.9mbps. And the upstream is a joke. I'd trade a bit of the downstream for respectable upstream anyday.
I remember being at a freinds house hearing his sister whine that she "Was getting some weired message" when she tried to add someone to her buddy list. Turned out that she had 9999 users on her Buddy list (or was it 999? Either way, something with nines and atrocity)
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Yeah, I play in an MMORPG, but I got into it with a freind of mine. We would spend long nights on weekends hunting the same caves. I'd drag my box over and we'd share his cable connection. It was great.
The funny thing, though, is that in basic economics, demand is defined as someone or some entity that is both willing and able to buy the product.
What about alaska? =P
Ok, so I do get the point.
It says that the drive is missing rails and is surface mounted. Does this mean it is lacking in some sort of shell? If so, it would make the drives severely lacking in upgrade possibilities.
Except that our bodies mature at a certain rate. It'd be kind of weird for everyone to have lifespans measured in days. Then again, we might not even notice. But someone would want to live longer, that's for sure.
But the simulation could have a law of physics (again, all the subjects know is that which they have observed) that no computer, no matter the method of construction, could ever be fast enough to run such a simulation.
Or mabye that microscope that was invented, for some reason, doesn't work. As long as you were consistent with all the given physics of the simulation, no one would notice.
And then you could have seen the foot, and laughed when you went to read it and it was a joke.
Reloaded cost 150m. They already covered that in domestic grosses. I don't disagree, they have the right to make all the money they want on it. I still have my copy sitting on three CD-Rs, though. Plan on getting the DVD, too.
Thing is, when I go to see it, I get carded (how many sixteen year old kids do they get in there with goatees and stubble?) and that aggravates the hell out of me. And then there is the guy in front of me who makes the outgoing call...
... I don't know if that was a joke or not. I hope it is.
For some reason, when I had heard that it was "when you meet the buddha on the road of life, kill him."
Thing is, when I heard it like that, it reminded me of the fact that the true buddha would not be "Hey, I'm buddha. Isn't it cool?" in the sort of deification (Sic) others have discussed here.
You could just set a cron tab to start the process around lunchtime, then grep for it later, and kill it.
Yeah, I play on that server. Used to play as [1336-Krew]Loki, now (SD)Wintermute.
Thing is, FUHAC takes a good five minutes to check the md5 hashes of all the files on my machine. When we're talking about 97,000+ files...
I'm curious to see how "Jury Of Peers" applies in this case. Would they have to find technically oriented persons?
I wouldn't mind playing around with one. Email me?
(slap some asteriks in the subject line)
I personally would like to see a PCMCIA card with the wireless antenna and a wired plug.
Well, I remember hearing something along the lines of having an IP address for every square foor of the planet. I don't think we'll run out anytime soon unless we start giving the adresses to nano-scale devices.
BTTF, actually.
I think he was trying to use it to make an analogy to the expiring nature of the liscence.
Well, it's the possible speed. The best I've ever seen is 1.9mbps. And the upstream is a joke. I'd trade a bit of the downstream for respectable upstream anyday.
Yeah, most people can look at me using a computer (well, the keyboard for that matter) and be "wow. you're fast".
And I'll think. "No, no I'm not. You're slow." But I won't say as much.
14,400 Baud? Damn kids and their high speed connections?
300 Baud. Awww, yeah.
Or the 3.2/.256 Connection I have now. Mmm... broadband
Well, that's us. We're putting 60WPM+ on a keyboard. A lot of these kids are Hunt-n-Pecking they're input.
I remember being at a freinds house hearing his sister whine that she "Was getting some weired message" when she tried to add someone to her buddy list. Turned out that she had 9999 users on her Buddy list (or was it 999? Either way, something with nines and atrocity)
Mmm.... you even use hacker in the proper sense. Damn my locale.