Next book... Siona was Moneo's daughter. Moneo being Leto II's majordomo in the 4th book.
I forget the name of the girl your talking about, though. She's the one that controls the worms and is taken in by the BG. In the last book as Duncan and company are escaping in a no-ship with a captured worm, it alludes to her accepting the same transformation as Leto. If Brian and Kevin write Dune 7, maybe that will be confirmed.
Well, this isn't a world-wide inititiative. It's a US initiative. Seems like the US tld is one of the few places the US congress could create something like this. At least, that's how it looks to me.
I'm looking at my Microsoft optical now... it looks like it also has a seperate cosmetic led for the logo on the back... I may just try swithcing that out instead of risking the one used for tracking (there may just be one... I haven't taken it apart to check).
An optical mouse is still a little expensive for me to experiment with. As in, my wife won't let me:)
To be fair, I usually only get the floor mostly clean when I manually run the vacuum. Part of it is laziness, part is... well... okay, it's all laziness.
Maybe I could use some more work. I know my wife thinks so:)
Certaintly, I can relate to this. I learned the hard way about credit cards while I was in college and still paying for it. I'm post-genX (barely)... if anyone in college wants my advice, stay away from the credit card apps... I know you get a t-shirt and other free shit, but the temptation is great and most kids in college don't need credit cards. Donate blood instead. The t-shirts are cooler, and you improve on your real-life karma.
but I have always thought if I wanted the *correct* answer to something I should post something obviously wrong on Slashdot
Now that's true enough! Sorry I can't help with your astronomy, but that last line got a chuckle.
More on topic, however, I noticed that CNN isn't reporting this as a planet, just a big icy rock, half the size of Pluto. To me this further dulls the line between an asteroid and a planet. Given what's been said about this new object, the line is draw somewhere between pluto-sized and half-pluto-sized. Go figure.
Also interesting to note... Google News has a/. link to this discussion.
Yeah, but this is nothing new... It's always been considered good form to make your site as accessible as possible. It was just a matter of courtesy, not the law.
I used to be good about it, but I've been pretty lazy lately. It really doesn't take much extra effort, though... Relatively, that is.
Even if I can plug in a printer, and the network knows its there, or add disks, or whatever, who is going to add users? Who is going to design the security policies/system? This is mostly what a sys admin does
Sure 'nough. That's why I think real sys admins (you know who you are) shouldn't feel threatened. It's the sys admins that can't do these things - the guys that exist soley to crimp cat 5, run cable, assemble racks, and run around with the super-cool helpdesk pager - that should feel threatened.
We use our junior "sys admins" as documentation bitches.
I dont know if you noticed or not but we have no rights in America anymore
I did notice, however, that you have the right to say what you just said. The pertinant question here is, what rights do we have and what rights don't we have compared to 10 years ago? Now, of the later, what rights shouldn't we have lost? I think you could write a book on the subject, and I'm not advocating any particular stance here.
I do advocate taking a step back and making a rational evaluation or our condition before blindly whining about "we don't have rights anymore and our government sucks ass and only rich people are treated fairly". That may or may not be true, but God knows I've heard enough of that on/. to know that a lot of people aren't putting a great deal of thought behind that sentiment.
Slashdot Mirror
I'm still waiting for the recyclable paper pc. I've yet to even see one of those paper cell phones, though...
:)
I guess we'd have quite a few cooling hurdles to overcome before the paper pc roles around, though
Next book... Siona was Moneo's daughter. Moneo being Leto II's majordomo in the 4th book.
I forget the name of the girl your talking about, though. She's the one that controls the worms and is taken in by the BG. In the last book as Duncan and company are escaping in a no-ship with a captured worm, it alludes to her accepting the same transformation as Leto. If Brian and Kevin write Dune 7, maybe that will be confirmed.
Unfortunately, the keyboard is the most accurate way to input data.
According to my boss, it's actually something called an office administrator.
So, is Microsoft dying?
making a new one is a losing proposition
:)
A new distro may be a losing proposition, but I bet a new porn site has a fairly good chance
Damn straight. Just Form Blazing Sword and the day is saved! Screw the lions... go straight to the sword.
oh, that would be funny, wouldn't it?
no
Well, this isn't a world-wide inititiative. It's a US initiative. Seems like the US tld is one of the few places the US congress could create something like this. At least, that's how it looks to me.
one of them's gotten the family AOL account shut down
:)
So the kid's not all bad... is that what you're saying?
Why take the risk of leaks to the general public
;)
Now, I'm sure Microsoft could trust the Chinese government to keep the source strictly to themselves. I don't see the problem, here
I'll bet [most hated boy band goes here] would benefit from something that guesses and fills in notes.
Red + Blue = ....Purple? :) Hmm... don't know about that.
At compgeeks
I'm looking at my Microsoft optical now... it looks like it also has a seperate cosmetic led for the logo on the back... I may just try swithcing that out instead of risking the one used for tracking (there may just be one... I haven't taken it apart to check).
:)
An optical mouse is still a little expensive for me to experiment with. As in, my wife won't let me
Better to drop your kids off at the pool than with the klingons hanging around around uranus. :)
(yuck, yuck)
Massa is asking that the court grant preliminary and permanent injunctions against Google.
:) Troll? Very.
And what Massa wants, Massa gets
To be fair, I usually only get the floor mostly clean when I manually run the vacuum. Part of it is laziness, part is... well... okay, it's all laziness.
:)
Maybe I could use some more work. I know my wife thinks so
The Perkins site, IS interesting. Here is a working link :)
Certaintly, I can relate to this. I learned the hard way about credit cards while I was in college and still paying for it. I'm post-genX (barely)... if anyone in college wants my advice, stay away from the credit card apps... I know you get a t-shirt and other free shit, but the temptation is great and most kids in college don't need credit cards. Donate blood instead. The t-shirts are cooler, and you improve on your real-life karma.
but I have always thought if I wanted the *correct* answer to something I should post something obviously wrong on Slashdot
/. link to this discussion.
Now that's true enough! Sorry I can't help with your astronomy, but that last line got a chuckle.
More on topic, however, I noticed that CNN isn't reporting this as a planet, just a big icy rock, half the size of Pluto. To me this further dulls the line between an asteroid and a planet. Given what's been said about this new object, the line is draw somewhere between pluto-sized and half-pluto-sized. Go figure.
Also interesting to note... Google News has a
Yeah, but this is nothing new... It's always been considered good form to make your site as accessible as possible. It was just a matter of courtesy, not the law.
I used to be good about it, but I've been pretty lazy lately. It really doesn't take much extra effort, though... Relatively, that is.
Even if I can plug in a printer, and the network knows its there, or add disks, or whatever, who is going to add users? Who is going to design the security policies/system? This is mostly what a sys admin does
Sure 'nough. That's why I think real sys admins (you know who you are) shouldn't feel threatened. It's the sys admins that can't do these things - the guys that exist soley to crimp cat 5, run cable, assemble racks, and run around with the super-cool helpdesk pager - that should feel threatened.
We use our junior "sys admins" as documentation bitches.
I dont know if you noticed or not but we have no rights in America anymore
/. to know that a lot of people aren't putting a great deal of thought behind that sentiment.
I did notice, however, that you have the right to say what you just said. The pertinant question here is, what rights do we have and what rights don't we have compared to 10 years ago? Now, of the later, what rights shouldn't we have lost? I think you could write a book on the subject, and I'm not advocating any particular stance here.
I do advocate taking a step back and making a rational evaluation or our condition before blindly whining about "we don't have rights anymore and our government sucks ass and only rich people are treated fairly". That may or may not be true, but God knows I've heard enough of that on
it sounds like you hate your job, and it's this great struggle everyday
I don't know how you get that from my previous statement. I actually like my job very much. If not, I wouldn't work so hard at it.
Hard Work != Bad Job. At least, not where I grew up.
I'm not riding in any rocket-propelled vehicle with "Twist" in the same. I have a hard enough time on rides with relatively low g's.