delivered by the pallet passes through an expensive printer hourly worker breaks it apart another hourly worker takes it to the "wheels" "wheels" do what they do with it hourly worker shreds it
Roughly 2/3 of the world will hit midnight before I get to celebrate. If lots of problems pop up, will Americans start to lose it before midnight our time?
Ever notice how American cities have riots after the local team wins the championship?
Dr. Strangelove shows how technology can be misused. Gen. Rippert changed the recall codes and sent his planes to bomb Russia. If he had kept the code secret, the world would have ended.
Is it true that I can't setup a web server on my PC if I use a cable modem? I would only let a few people use it.
If it's connected 24/7, I want to be able to talk to my house from anywhere.
This could open up lots of new uses for the PC. If we are away during the weekend, I'd like to be able to control my VCR from another town. Or anything else in the house.
"The revenues they have now are a mix of Linux-boosters who are giving charity and ignorant people who don't understand that the software is free. "
In the last 4 years I've spent $45 on internet software. And that was a book called "Internet Programming". The included disk had everything I needed to get started.
I've just downloaded everything I've needed since. So yeah, how are any of these companies making money?
I remeber the 820, almost bought one. It's 8 inch drive was compatable with an IBM key to disk machine, don't remember the number. Anyway, I wrote a program to emulate the key to disk machine and it worked. Just didn't have the cash to buy it at the time.
My wife wanted a setup like that to replace her keypunch machine. We still have it. Maybe I should ebay the keypunch machine!
Your user page puts you at -1
I'm at -7
But this post will drop that to -8.
Oh well
Problem after problem.
Can AMD take advantage of it in time?
Hey, Atlon 700's appeared on Price Watch
yesterday!
The NSA has it's own wafer fabs. Why can't the
CIA have some for itself?
It executes instructions internal till it knows
that a set of instructions will not fail.
Then runs them for real.
Even has internal memory for any memory writes
the instructions may execute.
Just wonder how it acts if the instructions do
fail, just keep trying till the cows come home?
Book Search found it for 24.50 at buybooks.com
What I used to think was fast is too slow now.
Wait till they can chill a 1 gig Athlon.
Say, remember that guy that used mineral oil
to cool his motherboard? Any news from him
lately? I think I lost the link to his page.
delivered by the pallet
passes through an expensive printer
hourly worker breaks it apart
another hourly worker takes it to the "wheels"
"wheels" do what they do with it
hourly worker shreds it
I hate paper
Roughly 2/3 of the world will hit midnight
before I get to celebrate. If lots of problems
pop up, will Americans start to lose it before
midnight our time?
Ever notice how American cities have riots
after the local team wins the championship?
Want to have a different system?
Start with the young. If they grow up with
ID's, metal detectors and few rights, they won't
know any different.
Didn't Old Hitler have a plan like this?
Hitler Youth or some such thing?
Dr. Strangelove shows how technology can be
misused. Gen. Rippert changed the recall codes
and sent his planes to bomb Russia. If he had
kept the code secret, the world would have ended.
Kind of scary to think that could have happened.
Plus, it's a funny movie.
He won best actor for "Patton", didn't even
come to the ceremony. That's cool.
Just wonder how realistic that movie is?
He played a cool con man in "The Flim Flam Man".
But yeah, Dr. Strangelove is a fine movie.
"Where is Major Kong?"
"you are going to have to answer to the Coca
Cola company"
Is it true that I can't setup a web server on
my PC if I use a cable modem? I would only let
a few people use it.
If it's connected 24/7, I want to be able to talk
to my house from anywhere.
This could open up lots of new uses for the PC.
If we are away during the weekend, I'd like to
be able to control my VCR from another town.
Or anything else in the house.
If I shoot at you with my single shot
.22, is it assault or hunting?
Reminds me of a scene from "Citizen Kane".
He explains that he may lose a million next year
and the year after that. And that they will go
out of business in 50 years.
Deep pockets.
"The revenues they have now are a mix of Linux-boosters who are giving charity
and ignorant people who don't
understand that the software is free. "
In the last 4 years I've spent $45 on
internet software. And that was a book called
"Internet Programming". The included disk had
everything I needed to get started.
I've just downloaded everything I've needed since.
So yeah, how are any of these companies making
money?
I remeber the 820, almost bought one.
It's 8 inch drive was compatable with an
IBM key to disk machine, don't remember the
number. Anyway, I wrote a program to emulate the
key to disk machine and it worked. Just didn't
have the cash to buy it at the time.
My wife wanted a setup like that to replace
her keypunch machine. We still have it.
Maybe I should ebay the keypunch machine!
I've never tried. Maybe this would be
a learning experience for me, and not
tick anybody off doing it.
Or are they watching who tries?
you feel his pain.
How many people have worked on Linux over
the last 8 years? How would it compare to the
number of people that have worked on Microsoft
OS's?
Just curious.
Will politicians promise a chicken in every pot
and a computer in every house to get votes?
I'll take a maxed out Athlon system Mr. Senator.
Thanks.
How many Red Hat shares would old Bill
need to buy?
I can see him now, hand in the petty cash
drawer.
Cool. Thanks
Which text will give the weekly
hiring numbers?
Congress needs to increase the
number of Visas, don't they.
Them wacky mods!