When I was working for an Illinois university. We took all old equipment and carried it to another building where we locked everything up in a big caged room for it to sit there forever.
yeah, works nice for command line work. Just run a sort | uniq -c on your shell history file to figure out what commands you're typing all the time and get some nice little short cuts.
"Should we add a Google-like search engine but twice as good hard-core into Windows? Guess what. If we did that, I don't think a company called Google would be very happy," he said.
What the heck is "twice as good hard-core" anyway?? This is from the Microsoft European President.
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You know speaking of editors what I really want is something capable of column editing. Under windows I found ultraedit but nothing with linux. Makes me wish for ISPF again.
This only blocks part of the big changes that are comming down on Oct. 1st. There are still pending changes in the way that telemarketers must handle abandon calls, etc. The FTP and FCC were working together here for something. Still stands to be seen what is going to happen for the other changes.
"So what are you in for murder, rape, bank robber?" "uhm...I was sharing some Michael Bolton on Kazaa" "You talking about that no-talent-ass-clown singer guy?" "uhhh..." "Come on over here boy." "sob..."
"Stupid poll workers around the average age of a walmart greeter! Gee, it's a miracle they didn't have more problems."
Actually a few people in my family are volunteer election judges. I don't think I've ever considered them stupid or old as you imply. I think I have been rather proud that these people take their time to show up and help out with "democracy". I know that it's more than I do.
" Chernin argued that piracy will not only hurt creators of original content but also consumers if movie studios lose so many ticket sales that they begin cutting expenses. He said online piracy does not seem to have the same stigma as shoplifting.
Chernin also decried efforts to download copies of the latest Star Wars installment. About 10 million people tried to download "Star Wars: Episode II -- Attack of the Clones" and "Spider-Man" in the weekend after its release, and 4 million succeeded, he said. "
It just struck me as odd that the two movies the guy is talking about made just a little bit of money. from http://movies.yahoo.com/boxoffice-alltime/rank.htm l
#5 Spider-Man $403,820,726 #13 Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones $298,843,836
Reminds me of the first time I saw a bot on Quake. I remember playing on a server and then a new guy started. I ran up behind him to give him a little surprise and saw that he was just running straight with rockets firing off in all directions. I just sat there thinking WTF is going on. Then we learned you could type in "no bots" which kicked off the first bots before people started modifing them. Never understood the thrill of cheating like that.
well from this http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&ncid=7 0&e=2&cid=70&u=/cn/20020515/tc_cn/microsoft_trims_ xbox_price
"John O'Rourke, director of games marketing for Microsoft, said the price cut had been in the planning stages for several weeks and denied it was a reaction to Sony's move, although he acknowledged Microsoft originally planned to announce the cut next Monday, before the Electronic Entertainment Expo trade show begins in Los Angeles. "
in the one talking about the denver airport. "Airport opened in February 1995....1 airline used it..Others used an alternative carbon-based neural network system."
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When I was working for an Illinois university. We took all old equipment and carried it to another building where we locked everything up in a big caged room for it to sit there forever.
yeah, works nice for command line work. Just run a sort | uniq -c on your shell history file to figure out what commands you're typing all the time and get some nice little short cuts.
I got one of these a few years ago
http://www.monu-cad.com/keyboard.htm
2 sets of function keys
the 24 programamble function keys are exactly what I was looking for.
Still at $150 I think it's a bit pricey but I haven't had a problem with it yet.
Good timing. I start a new Sun class next week on MTP/MBM. I'm sure the guy is going to be lots of fun.
"Should we add a Google-like search engine but twice as good hard-core into Windows? Guess what. If we did that, I don't think a company called Google would be very happy," he said.
What the heck is "twice as good hard-core" anyway?? This is from the Microsoft European President.
maybe because he said "(I use three normally)"
You know speaking of editors what I really want is something capable of column editing. Under windows I found ultraedit but nothing with linux. Makes me wish for ISPF again.
This only blocks part of the big changes that are comming down on Oct. 1st. There are still pending changes in the way that telemarketers must handle abandon calls, etc. The FTP and FCC were working together here for something. Still stands to be seen what is going to happen for the other changes.
"So what are you in for murder, rape, bank robber?" "uhm...I was sharing some Michael Bolton on Kazaa" "You talking about that no-talent-ass-clown singer guy?" "uhhh..." "Come on over here boy." "sob..."
some working links in here http://dmoz.org/Games/Video_Games/Simulation/God_G ames/Sim_Games/The_Sims/Stories/
Two muffins are in an oven. One muffin says "Wow it is HOT in here!" The other muffin says "Holy shit a talking muffin!"
Check out Microcenter. bought 3 of the loki games for $1.99 each the other day.
better get DC on board. then we can have Arm-Fall-Off Boy http://www.ian-rowland.com/Vault/FunAFOB2.htm
"Luther destroyed the Gond. huh huh..." something about that one just amused the hell out of me.
"Stupid poll workers around the average age of a walmart greeter! Gee, it's a miracle they didn't have more problems."
Actually a few people in my family are volunteer election judges. I don't think I've ever considered them stupid or old as you imply. I think I have been rather proud that these people take their time to show up and help out with "democracy". I know that it's more than I do.
" Chernin argued that piracy will not only hurt creators of original content but also consumers if movie studios lose so many ticket sales that they begin cutting expenses. He said online piracy does not seem to have the same stigma as shoplifting.
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Chernin also decried efforts to download copies of the latest Star Wars installment. About 10 million people tried to download "Star Wars: Episode II -- Attack of the Clones" and "Spider-Man" in the weekend after its release, and 4 million succeeded, he said. "
It just struck me as odd that the two movies the guy is talking about made just a little bit of money. from http://movies.yahoo.com/boxoffice-alltime/rank.ht
#5 Spider-Man $403,820,726
#13 Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones $298,843,836
You can use the wellness coupler for free there. To check it out. I would have but I don't have flash installed.
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http://www.pkc.com/understanding/wellness_coupl
Reminds me of the first time I saw a bot on Quake. I remember playing on a server and then a new guy started. I ran up behind him to give him a little surprise and saw that he was just running straight with rockets firing off in all directions. I just sat there thinking WTF is going on. Then we learned you could type in "no bots" which kicked off the first bots before people started modifing them. Never understood the thrill of cheating like that.
Or the wise guy that glosses over a bush so you walk right into it. Or covers up a hole and you fall into the sewer.
well from this http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&ncid=7 0&e=2&cid=70&u=/cn/20020515/tc_cn/microsoft_trims_ xbox_price
"John O'Rourke, director of games marketing for Microsoft, said the price cut had been in the planning stages for several weeks and denied it was a reaction to Sony's move, although he acknowledged Microsoft originally planned to announce the cut next Monday, before the Electronic Entertainment Expo trade show begins in Los Angeles. "
in the one talking about the denver airport. "Airport opened in February 1995....1 airline used it..Others used an alternative carbon-based neural network system."
I wonder if one of these could go to work for me. I wonder if it would make a difference.
A "hold" was placed on my credit card for the money.If that counts as money changing hands I'm not sure.
Saw this right when I was reading the story. Read More... | 218 of 666 comments | Apple I think it is even more evidence of satan.
It had to be the Spanish Inquisition.
NOBODY expects the Spanish Inquisition!