...Metal Gear Solid! Honestly, I think the bandana would be more fun to have, but I'd settle for invisibility, even if a cardboard box works most of the time.
Sorry, but you can't technically patent ideas. However, it would be perfectly okay to patent an implementation of an evil Bill Gates, but there is at least one (and possibly two others) case of prior art.
With Cinelerra, Ardour, and Blender, I may finally have reason to buy a new machine and stuff this Celeron 366 in a car or something. It's been going strong for 5 years and I'd hate to have to replace it, but there's sadly not enough power in it anymore.:(
Ahh, the joys of been a poor (as in beer) teenage geek.
I was really disapointed that there were no photo galleries for the Atari and NES cases. I mean for all we know those are just mockups and there are no pc parts inside.
I don't know about other people here, but I read this as the Starbucks employees wanting to listen to their own music after hours, while they were cleaning up, closing, or whatever, not that they wanted to muck with the company's chosen mood music. But that's just me, you can read it however you'd like.
By the way, I'd love to see an image (and damnit, not a scan of one;) of one of these disks, if only for shits and giggles.
"the PS2 only has a 300mhz MIPS processor, and
the compile time for Apache is quite hefty."
I built Apache 2 on a Pentium 100 running OpenBSD (and ended up using the 1.3.x binaries that came with it anyway:) and it only took a couple of hours. How bad could it be on a machine that has not only 3 times the clock speed, but many more times the raw processing power?
Now X11 or Mozilla (it's sad when a web browser takes nearly the same amount of time to build as a windowing system, but I digress) might be bad, but I can't see a huge chunk of time for Apache.
You can decode oggs in your head? Neat LAN party trick!
...Metal Gear Solid! Honestly, I think the bandana would be more fun to have, but I'd settle for invisibility, even if a cardboard box works most of the time.
How the fuck is this modded to +1 Insightful?
Some mods are complete jackholes.
I'm patenting the idea that Bill Gates is evil.
Sorry, but you can't technically patent ideas. However, it would be perfectly okay to patent an implementation of an evil Bill Gates, but there is at least one (and possibly two others) case of prior art.
With Cinelerra, Ardour, and Blender, I may finally have reason to buy a new machine and stuff this Celeron 366 in a car or something. It's been going strong for 5 years and I'd hate to have to replace it, but there's sadly not enough power in it anymore. :(
Ahh, the joys of been a poor (as in beer) teenage geek.
capsation
I believe you were looking for "capitalization".
Anonvmous Coward, meet Sarcasm. Sarcasm, Anonvmous Coward. I hope you two get along.
The samples are low-quality mp3s. How LAME.
Was that supposed to be some kind of really bad pun?
...700 cows to power 1,000 100-watt bulbs
But can it power 1 100,000-watt bulb?
Perhaps, but you can still get this very effective Eternal Life Device which uses magnets to MAKE YOU LIVE FOREVER.
I can hardly tell the difference between ... CD and my old vinyl.
;)
I recommend that you look into a new set of ears.
I was about to get nostalgic there, but I realized you weren't talking about the Coco. Ahh, to be a kid again. Well, a younger kid ;)
I was really disapointed that there were no photo galleries for the Atari and NES cases. I mean for all we know those are just mockups and there are no pc parts inside.
It sucks that they're not more obvious, but I found these pictures of the 2600: atari2600-1.jpg, atari2600-2.jpg, atari2600-3.jpg.
Well, I guess that's a good reason to obsolete the architecture ;)
Seriously though, MIPS (I believe) ported Unix to their processors, and called it RiscOS, independent of the RISCOS guys.
Of course, if you use only Notepad and then go to a *nix system, you'll have a hell of a time with Vi.
:)
The reverse is also true at times. I find myself typing ^[:wq! in Notepad all the time.
(6) ???
(7) Profit!
I'm sorry, it had to be done eventually.
I don't know about other people here, but I read this as the Starbucks employees wanting to listen to their own music after hours, while they were cleaning up, closing, or whatever, not that they wanted to muck with the company's chosen mood music. But that's just me, you can read it however you'd like.
By the way, I'd love to see an image (and damnit, not a scan of one;) of one of these disks, if only for shits and giggles.
Eh, what? Did you just say Open Sores?
A bit more research (actually a 5 minute trip to Google) shows that her name is Geneva Wall. Hooray for Google.
One of lwall's daughters. She is pictured with his other daughter, Heidi, in this picture and this other picture.
*rimshot* mod parent up!
"the PS2 only has a 300mhz MIPS processor, and the compile time for Apache is quite hefty."
I built Apache 2 on a Pentium 100 running OpenBSD (and ended up using the 1.3.x binaries that came with it anyway:) and it only took a couple of hours. How bad could it be on a machine that has not only 3 times the clock speed, but many more times the raw processing power?
Now X11 or Mozilla (it's sad when a web browser takes nearly the same amount of time to build as a windowing system, but I digress) might be bad, but I can't see a huge chunk of time for Apache.
And the best part... I'll have $500 left over to spend on other things. Like operating system and office suite upgrades?
You have to love that the third, umm, "featured" link has instructions on walking backwards.
Oh, come on, Xiph is great at marketing! I mean, how could you forget Moaning Goat Meter?