Sorry I don't remember the name of the product, but it was impossible to read the damn EULA until you broke the shrink wrap. Of course, once you got to it, it said "By breaking the seal you agree to the following terms...".
I usually don't read the stupid thkngs anyway, does that mean I am not bound by the terms?
The school principal said "If you disenfranchise somebody to the point where you become their enemy or their classmates become the enemy, then you want to remove them."
So you keep picking on someone until they fight back, then it's their fault.
There once was a programmer named Mike "An new language, yeah that's what I'd like" He searched high and low But it was Slashdot, you know Where he first found a URL to Pike.
The NPR show said they did try it once in Florida. They found a transmitter at an airport, pointed down toward the Caribbean. It turned out to be an unmanned station with just a phone line going into it. No help.
seven six nine four one two one six... Oops, sorry, sometimes I just like to do that.
I think they already did the one where Scully has an alien baby. Or was that Xena, where Gabrielle has a demon baby?
Maybe they should do an episode where the same day repeats over and over again, until someone does something different to get it unstuck, like Groundhog Day. Or maybe they already did that one too. Or maybe that was Xena too. Maybe my life is stuck on the same day. Same old job, same crap on/., same TV plots. Can someone please click something different to get me unstuck?
It's true. It has just been discovered that "Clippy" aka "PaperClipMan" secretly reads all MSWord documents and reports back to MS Redmond all violations. Try it. Type in "MICRO$OFT $UCK$", then save it. Then run tcpdump on your Linux machine and watch for secret messages hidden in the TCP headers.
I am going to see if it works with WordPerfect files stored as.doc.
The story says IE for Mac and IE for Unix are not vulnerable. Since when is there IE for Unix? Which Unix? Next thing you know there will be IE for Linux.
I actually order their crap. Then I return it. When they ask why I say "I always do that to people who call me at home to sell something". It wastes less of my time trying to keep them on the phone, and it probably costs them more money. I don't get as many calls as I used to get.
There should be a way to make the spammers pay for resources used to download their shit. Isn't there something like this for cell phones where the user pays just for air time?
Even if it was free you couldn't afford it. In three years a 1 GHz copper Athlon will be obsolete (i.e. cheap), so it might be more cost effective to run 40,000 of those.
The blast is even worse on Dual 1 GHz Pentiums. I've heard it can take out a whole city block. Next thing you know someone will put Beowolf cluster on a truck and park it outside a Federal building. And don't even mention RamBust technology.
Funny, they left out the part where Whirlpool says the fridge will be too expensive to compete, so they will have to sell advertising on the screen to lower the price.
Let's look forward to yet another shallow, plotless extravaganza, with some mildly interesting visuals. How about some apes singing Day-O? Apes doing head transplants between humans and dogs? BatApe? An ape with scissors for hands?
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No one's mentioned MI-2. It's supposed to be very bad. I haven't seen it yet.
I don't recall the name of the lead actress (Gwendoline) bu she had at least two redeeming qualities, which is three more than Battlefield.
Sorry I don't remember the name of the product, but it was impossible to read the damn EULA until you broke the shrink wrap. Of course, once you got to it, it said "By breaking the seal you agree to the following terms...".
I usually don't read the stupid thkngs anyway, does that mean I am not bound by the terms?
Correction: Spam is pork Jello.
How's that coming along?
Also, another exercise: Isn't the "consumer" version of Windows 2000 still based on Win98/Win95/Win3.x/DOS?
The school principal said "If you disenfranchise somebody to the point where you become their enemy or their classmates become the enemy, then you want to remove them."
So you keep picking on someone until they fight back, then it's their fault.
There once was a programmer named Mike
"An new language, yeah that's what I'd like"
He searched high and low
But it was Slashdot, you know
Where he first found a URL to Pike.
What's that? Not a haiku?
At least he didn't say "I conceived the use ..." with the added phrase "And I patented it!" Think of where we would be today if he had.
Who cares?
The NPR show said they did try it once in Florida. They found a transmitter at an airport, pointed down toward the Caribbean. It turned out to be an unmanned station with just a phone line going into it. No help.
... Oops, sorry, sometimes I just like to do that.
seven six nine four one two one six
I think they already did the one where Scully has an alien baby. Or was that Xena, where Gabrielle has a demon baby?
/., same TV plots. Can someone please click something different to get me unstuck?
Maybe they should do an episode where the same day repeats over and over again, until someone does something different to get it unstuck, like Groundhog Day. Or maybe they already did that one too. Or maybe that was Xena too. Maybe my life is stuck on the same day. Same old job, same crap on
It's true. It has just been discovered that "Clippy" aka "PaperClipMan" secretly reads all MSWord documents and reports back to MS Redmond all violations. Try it. Type in "MICRO$OFT $UCK$", then save it. Then run tcpdump on your Linux machine and watch for secret messages hidden in the TCP headers.
.doc.
I am going to see if it works with WordPerfect files stored as
And Judge Jackson. Include an explanation of how Microsoft is trying yet again to impose propietary standards in order to control the Internet.
The story says IE for Mac and IE for Unix are not vulnerable. Since when is there IE for Unix? Which Unix? Next thing you know there will be IE for Linux.
I actually order their crap. Then I return it. When they ask why I say "I always do that to people who call me at home to sell something". It wastes less of my time trying to keep them on the phone, and it probably costs them more money. I don't get as many calls as I used to get.
There should be a way to make the spammers pay for resources used to download their shit. Isn't there something like this for cell phones where the user pays just for air time?
You set the IQ level for calls and messages you want to accept.
it was a red Peugeot. I don't think Carmen Sandiego would be seen in a Peugeot, even if it was red.
Even if it was free you couldn't afford it. In three years a 1 GHz copper Athlon will be obsolete (i.e. cheap), so it might be more cost effective to run 40,000 of those.
The blast is even worse on Dual 1 GHz Pentiums. I've heard it can take out a whole city block. Next thing you know someone will put Beowolf cluster on a truck and park it outside a Federal building. And don't even mention RamBust technology.
When the FoF was released, there was talk of the DOJ having the option of a fast track to the Supreme Court, bypassing the Court of Appeals.
Funny, they left out the part where Whirlpool says the fridge will be too expensive to compete, so they will have to sell advertising on the screen to lower the price.
Anyone remember the Monsanto House of the Future at Disneyland, about 40 years ago? I'm still waiting for that one.
Let's look forward to yet another shallow, plotless extravaganza, with some mildly interesting visuals. How about some apes singing Day-O? Apes doing head transplants between humans and dogs? BatApe? An ape with scissors for hands?
I thought pneumatic tubes were making a comeback. No, really. There is an elaborate tube system at the medical center I go to (Kaiser).