Wow, you don't think the feds know about all those graphic e-mails I've been sending my girlfriend to, do you? Or the fantasy fiction I've written about Chelsea?
Yeah, but not AOL 6.0! Imagine all those new, nifty AOL features you're missing out on by using an old version, like . . . like . . . like . . . ummm . . . well, nevermind.
Smilies!!! don't forget about the new smilies!!! you've got see how cool >:O and :-D
look as little yellow faces!!!
Hmm, the fist time I saw the last book it was in paper back, and did indeed say "the fifth in the increasingly mis-named trilogy" (or text to that affect). So no, that tag-line was on more than just the originals...
From what I've read, "close" is considered 12 hours if you have a sensitivity to caffine (that is, caffine is detectable in your blood stream 12 hours after your last cup of coffee).
personally, I find that I wake up quicker after a day of heavy coffee drinking... guess I'm still fairly caffinated, even after 6 hours of sleep...
HP-UX seems to be a much-maligned OS for no good reason.
I think it may have had to do with the GUI (OpenVue?)... being a GNU/Linux user, I was drafted into doing sys admin work on a couple of HP-UX & SGI boxes during a co-op job. Everybody loved the SGI's, and sat at the HP's only when absolutely necessary. Granted, everybody also got a woody when Pro/E was available for NT...
You could argue that they're really good proof that prison is working; those people who got caught got locked up and didn't kill anyone else.
Being locked up does not preclude one from murdering again. Inmates are killed behind bars everyday.
Truly, anyone who has brought themselves to kill once is capable of killing again...
Sure, and it is still possible to kill again, even when in prison. But as cited in the previous post, more often then not a "murderer" does not kill again.
... double major in Electrical Engineering/Computer Science. At my lowly tech school, the CompEng program was put together as a combination of the former two degrees.
In general, CompEng is viewed as hardware design, CompSci as software-related (programming, db management, etc.)
From Yahoo!: The Sun Blade 100 workstation will sell for $995 without a monitor. It's more powerful and $1000 less than Sun's own comparable Ultra 5 workstation - its best-selling Unix machine.
The new machine is also five times cheaper than a comparable machine by Hewlett-Packard, which Sun said is its closest Windows-based competitor.
The new workstation also has twice the memory and is roughly half the price of Dell Computer Corp.'s 32-bit workstation, Kohout said.
Sounds like an increadible deal... I'll be snapping one up when available...
Don't know about other services, but with AOL's IM, it's just a mater of setting a preference to block out anybody not on your buddy list.
The adds top & bottom of the buddy list might be better targeted, but you don't have to worry about a message from NirvanaPlayedByBostonPops appearing on your screen.
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Damn. It thought that Joe Boxer used https...
Wow, you don't think the feds know about all those graphic e-mails I've been sending my girlfriend to, do you? Or the fantasy fiction I've written about Chelsea?
God bless those Albino Ninjas...
>:O and
look as little yellow faces!!!
God bless those Albino Ninjas...
Hmm, the fist time I saw the last book it was in paper back, and did indeed say "the fifth in the increasingly mis-named trilogy" (or text to that affect). So no, that tag-line was on more than just the originals...
God bless those Albino Ninjas...
From what I've read, "close" is considered 12 hours if you have a sensitivity to caffine (that is, caffine is detectable in your blood stream 12 hours after your last cup of coffee).
personally, I find that I wake up quicker after a day of heavy coffee drinking... guess I'm still fairly caffinated, even after 6 hours of sleep...
God bless those Albino Ninjas...
God bless those Albino Ninjas...
God bless those Albino Ninjas...
-mj
does anyone else keep reading that title as "Cockless Computing"?
After re-reading the article, I got the impression that the source code, not "password" codes, were taken.
It effectivly open-sourced the space program...
Oppressive government:
1) seeks back doors into encryption products
2) wants to be able to execute warrants before serving them (8th paragraph). Whole bill here.
3) Wants to track e-mail & browsing habits with out a warrant.
4) Carnivore. 'nuff said.
What is worse... a dominate software company or an oppressive federal government?
Its what prevents you from developing a real civilised culture
1) "Its" is being used improperly. Try "it is" or "it's".
2) The word "civilised" [sic] is properly spelled "civilized".
All your grammar are belong to me!!
... double major in Electrical Engineering/Computer Science. At my lowly tech school, the CompEng program was put together as a combination of the former two degrees.
In general, CompEng is viewed as hardware design, CompSci as software-related (programming, db management, etc.)
From Yahoo!: The Sun Blade 100 workstation will sell for $995 without a monitor. It's more powerful and $1000 less than Sun's own comparable Ultra 5 workstation - its best-selling Unix machine.
The new machine is also five times cheaper than a comparable machine by Hewlett-Packard, which Sun said is its closest Windows-based competitor.
The new workstation also has twice the memory and is roughly half the price of Dell Computer Corp.'s 32-bit workstation, Kohout said.
Sounds like an increadible deal... I'll be snapping one up when available...
I don't care if they take in $100,000,000 US, if the costs are sufficiently high the revenue is moot.
Let's not forget the ton of money being thrown at laywers for MP3 issues...
That works out to $1.67/month/user with 50 million users.
uh-huh.
Good luck getting a tenth of the userbase to cough up even a quarter...
Would the Bible be the same had it been written on a microchip instead of parchment.
The Bible was one of the first books to be touched by the epitome of then bleeding-edge technology: the movable type printing press.
FOUND IT! as a link off of Slashdot even... http://thepope.org/index.pl?node=Create+Indulgence
Isn't it a mortal sin to personally profit from open-source software? I gotta find that link somewhere...
Don't know about other services, but with AOL's IM, it's just a mater of setting a preference to block out anybody not on your buddy list. The adds top & bottom of the buddy list might be better targeted, but you don't have to worry about a message from NirvanaPlayedByBostonPops appearing on your screen.