I like your code better! I think the original script calls for the person to start drinking someone else's half full beer and then he starts to buy his own until he can't keep up with the purchases. I'd rather start with my own beer like you suggest.
> Does anyone really drink coffee because supposed health benefits?
Yes; I do; I have colon issues where me being in the right place at the right time all the time is a good thing for everyone; I drink coffee in the morning because it makes my afternoons more predictable that way;
I started out on Starbucks / etc, but finally got acclimated to the free coffee at work by adding less and less sugar;
I wish we could do something about rich companies like NASCAR trying to get multimillion donations from city governments like they are doing with the proposed NASCAR Hall of Fame...
16KB -- it was too easy to have programs designed with more features than what it had memory for -- typing in machine-language programs from magazines was fun back then
DVDs look ok (not great) on my 32" LCD TV and look worse on the projector I use. Luckily I get good use out of the LCD TV by using it as a computer monitor and for viewing the free over-the-air digital/HD content (~8 channels) in Atlanta. It is very easy to notice the quality issues of current DVD technology on non-CRT TVs. Luckily, persistance of vision kicks in and I don't notice as much after watching a DVD for 5 minutes. More people will care about DVD quality when these LCD TVs get cheaper and sold at Walmart.
6 years ago when I lived in a rural area, my monthly phone bill was about $15 (Wood County Telcom). I now live in a city serviced by Bell South and pay about $35 for the same service.
What I don't understand is why Bell South needs to charge more than $15 per month when the cost to maintain higher density networks should be the same or lower than rural networks.
Someone gave me a Sony/BMG CD as a gift recently. (Kenny Chesney CD) -- Is there a complete list of infected CDs? I'm afraid to play this one in my PC (the only CD player in the house)
Can search engines like Google provide a bargraph or colorcode of how much a particular domain is known for pushing malicious software. This idea may require distributed crawling/indexing to be effective though.
I hope this serves as an example to legislators in the US.
People would be much better served to get advertisements via mail directing them to a secure website for credit-card sign up instead of the usual forms that get people into trouble. The blank checks that credit card companies send are just asking for trouble and should be illegal when not requested by the customer.
My mail-carrier can't see to well and my mail is often delivered to others in my apartment building. I usually get my mail back one way or another, but since it is a large building, I can be guaranteed due to statistics that there are a few dishonest idiots in the building that would love to try out some credit fraud. Hopefully better laws preventing banks from doing stupid things is in place before that happens.
In terms of numbers, the US's involvement wasn't all that great; Russia won WW2 if anything.
Russia had more people fight, but they also had more people get killed by far, so some help was in order. No one country could have won this one by themselves; Read a history book sometime to find out about the involvement of the US. It's alright to be a fanchild of Russia, but don't make stuff up please.
It's not, but some people don't maintain them as well as they should (in the same way some people don't maintain gasoline engines as well as they should) -- the issue with the diesel engines is that when people do this (I'm talking about engines that are 10 years old) they force all their neighbors that are behind them to breath the diesel particulates (I've seen more than a few smoky Mercedes over the years)
The DNC list worked well for me except for the NC auto auction advertisements I get on my cell phone -- my cell-phone is on the national DNC list -- it's a cell-phone -- they play a recording only so I can't tell them to put me on a DNC list -- their advertisement is sometimes in Spanish -- I think a few of these things they do is illegal, but I don't know where to start to report this.
Is it possible to boot from a SATA drive using sata.i and also use the IDE drives? or will I need to compile the kernel with these options -- side question -- how many HDs can a 430W power supply safely power? would 2 sata and 3-4 IDE HDs cause too much heat for a couple of fans to exhaust? (thanks)
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I like your code better! I think the original script calls for the person to start drinking someone else's half full beer and then he starts to buy his own until he can't keep up with the purchases. I'd rather start with my own beer like you suggest.
> Does anyone really drink coffee because supposed health benefits?
Yes; I do; I have colon issues where me being in the right place at the right time all the time is a good thing for everyone; I drink coffee in the morning because it makes my afternoons more predictable that way;
I started out on Starbucks / etc, but finally got acclimated to the free coffee at work by adding less and less sugar;
I wish we could do something about rich companies like NASCAR trying to get multimillion donations from city governments like they are doing with the proposed NASCAR Hall of Fame...
Right, it would be more like a $10 coupon.
MS apps like publisher have a printing feature which may be used with products such as Ghostscript to generate PDFs for distribution.
(although in all fairness, it being slashdotted doesn't help).
Yeah, looks like when they were listed on Slashdot, they took it up 'Diaz'.
16KB -- it was too easy to have programs designed with more features than what it had memory for -- typing in machine-language programs from magazines was fun back then
DVDs look ok (not great) on my 32" LCD TV and look worse on the projector I use. Luckily I get good use out of the LCD TV by using it as a computer monitor and for viewing the free over-the-air digital/HD content (~8 channels) in Atlanta. It is very easy to notice the quality issues of current DVD technology on non-CRT TVs. Luckily, persistance of vision kicks in and I don't notice as much after watching a DVD for 5 minutes. More people will care about DVD quality when these LCD TVs get cheaper and sold at Walmart.
I was talking about telephone service -- I mentioned two different companies -- I am very sure that Bell South is not subsidizing WCTC.
Back to my original question, why is Bell South so expensive when a smaller company isn't?
6 years ago when I lived in a rural area, my monthly phone bill was about $15 (Wood County Telcom). I now live in a city serviced by Bell South and pay about $35 for the same service.
What I don't understand is why Bell South needs to charge more than $15 per month when the cost to maintain higher density networks should be the same or lower than rural networks.
Unfortunately, trouble will start in 2038!
Someone gave me a Sony/BMG CD as a gift recently. (Kenny Chesney CD) -- Is there a complete list of infected CDs? I'm afraid to play this one in my PC (the only CD player in the house)
Can search engines like Google provide a bargraph or colorcode of how much a particular domain is known for pushing malicious software. This idea may require distributed crawling/indexing to be effective though.
I hope this serves as an example to legislators in the US.
People would be much better served to get advertisements via mail directing them to a secure website for credit-card sign up instead of the usual forms that get people into trouble. The blank checks that credit card companies send are just asking for trouble and should be illegal when not requested by the customer.
My mail-carrier can't see to well and my mail is often delivered to others in my apartment building. I usually get my mail back one way or another, but since it is a large building, I can be guaranteed due to statistics that there are a few dishonest idiots in the building that would love to try out some credit fraud. Hopefully better laws preventing banks from doing stupid things is in place before that happens.
In terms of numbers, the US's involvement wasn't all that great; Russia won WW2 if anything.
Russia had more people fight, but they also had more people get killed by far, so some help was in order. No one country could have won this one by themselves; Read a history book sometime to find out about the involvement of the US. It's alright to be a fanchild of Russia, but don't make stuff up please.
Voting multiple times works well in Madison also.
Once in jail, he had better be careful who he offers his moon to!
Since when does spelling on a weblog validate the competence of American workers?
the cow is empty.
Too cryptic... I can't decipher the third word...
It's not, but some people don't maintain them as well as they should (in the same way some people don't maintain gasoline engines as well as they should) -- the issue with the diesel engines is that when people do this (I'm talking about engines that are 10 years old) they force all their neighbors that are behind them to breath the diesel particulates (I've seen more than a few smoky Mercedes over the years)
On a side note...I wish they'd let more diesel cars in the country.
I'd hate to see more diesel cars since many people are too cheap to properly maintain the things.
The DNC list worked well for me except for the NC auto auction advertisements I get on my cell phone -- my cell-phone is on the national DNC list -- it's a cell-phone -- they play a recording only so I can't tell them to put me on a DNC list -- their advertisement is sometimes in Spanish -- I think a few of these things they do is illegal, but I don't know where to start to report this.
Is it possible to boot from a SATA drive using sata.i and also use the IDE drives? or will I need to compile the kernel with these options -- side question -- how many HDs can a 430W power supply safely power? would 2 sata and 3-4 IDE HDs cause too much heat for a couple of fans to exhaust? (thanks)
My favorite is the developer edition.