It's scary enough how many friends of mine have been hit by someone on a cell phone.
I seriously don't mean to troll here, but what the hell are your friends doing running out if front of cars? -- or do you mean hit by another driver when they were driving?
Either way, I'm curious as to a count -- or more info of some kind.
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They confiscated my sliderule and calculator at the airport...called them weapons of math instruction...
So the best solution I see is the example set forth on the movie The First 20 Million is Always the Hardest. An amusing movie with an interesting computer concept.
In the book, they describe a terribly underpowered computer. (No fancy holograms or what-have-you.) The concept I found interesting, was the platform independent software. But we have that now...
Yeah, Radio Shack has been getting really bad lately.
I asked if they still carried opamps, and the fellow said they've never had that brand and tried to sell me a cell phone.
They stopped hiring people who know who Forest Mims is or who are capable of getting a ham license.
I buy a soldering iron and the girl behind the counter looks at me with suspision as she calls the FBI to report terrorist activity.
The other day I asked for a PL-259 and was informed that they don't sell guns there.
Yeah, digikey is the way to go. I just miss being able to run downtown with a schematic on a napkin and get right down to business.
You're using gmail, and haven't noticed any feature other than the 1GB of storage? What about the way it handles conversations? (new to me) Or the search over organize approach? (Can I make my own folders?, no, try our method, it makes them unecessary.)
Gmail is a new approach to email, not just email with vast storage.
The argument is kinda silly -- If you'd take the time to read about kildall at all you'd realize how bad he did get screwed. (Not that he didn't do his fair share of screwing himself...)
-- How Kildall got fucked -- 1) When the IBM PC was released both CP/M and DOS were avaliable. DOS for $40, and CP/M for $240 (If this was a joke, Gary wasn't laughing.)
-- How Kildall fucked himself -- 1) He was late for a meeting w/ IBM because he was out flying.
2) He refused to make CP/M more user friendly. It was an incredible work of engineering, but a bitch to use. i.e., to copy a disk from a: to b: in CP/M
> PIP B: A: In Dos
> COPY A: B:
So yeah, Kildall got fucked by both IBM and himself. Definantly.
But the drunk argument just doesn't wash... That's absurd.
Google has been innovating! When you get an invite, check out gmail (a very innovative approach to email). I have no doubt that the google IM will be somthing new, and well worth having (...will it run on linux?!)
Slashdot Mirror
All Your Space Are Belong To U.S.
No, usenet is clearly covered under the 'porn' and 'spam' categories.
Soviet Russia jokes reply to YOU!
An old girlfriend of mine just LOVED spam. Made super time an adventure...
That's silly -- why go through all that?
Buy Quest Step down to no nicotine, then quitting just kinda happens...
Oh, I should mention that they're not ment to help you quit smoking. Sure their not.
I quit for 8+ months.
One of my favorites: I, Robot (Atari, 1983) Absolutly amazing for its time. You have to see it to believe it.
It's scary enough how many friends of mine have been hit by someone on a cell phone.
I seriously don't mean to troll here, but what the hell are your friends doing running out if front of cars? -- or do you mean hit by another driver when they were driving?
Either way, I'm curious as to a count -- or more info of some kind.
They confiscated my sliderule and calculator at the airport...called them weapons of math instruction...
I can't attribute the quote:
The radical left and the radical right are both, very wrong, and, very dangerous
Or a hot little RFID outfit that a young woman can use to drive geeks crazy... :)
So the best solution I see is the example set forth on the movie The First 20 Million is Always the Hardest. An amusing movie with an interesting computer concept.
In the book, they describe a terribly underpowered computer. (No fancy holograms or what-have-you.) The concept I found interesting, was the platform independent software. But we have that now...
Was your post ment to be sarcastic or not?
This is, quite possibly, the most interesting story about machine code I've ever read.
Yeah, Radio Shack has been getting really bad lately.
I asked if they still carried opamps, and the fellow said they've never had that brand and tried to sell me a cell phone.
They stopped hiring people who know who Forest Mims is or who are capable of getting a ham license.
I buy a soldering iron and the girl behind the counter looks at me with suspision as she calls the FBI to report terrorist activity.
The other day I asked for a PL-259 and was informed that they don't sell guns there.
Yeah, digikey is the way to go. I just miss being able to run downtown with a schematic on a napkin and get right down to business.
Now a device to turn off all the TV's in the world, all at once, THAT's a device to help society and make peoples lives better.
Then I'll just invent a device to jam the device thats jamming my device!
Dave -- I'm sensing an impending failure
in the AE-35 unit...yes, it will definitely fail...
You're using gmail, and haven't noticed any feature other than the 1GB of storage? What about the way it handles conversations? (new to me) Or the search over organize approach? (Can I make my own folders?, no, try our method, it makes them unecessary.)
Gmail is a new approach to email, not just email with vast storage.
The argument is kinda silly -- If you'd take the time to read about kildall at all you'd realize how bad he did get screwed. (Not that he didn't do his fair share of screwing himself...)
-- How Kildall got fucked --
1) When the IBM PC was released both CP/M and DOS were avaliable. DOS for $40, and CP/M for $240 (If this was a joke, Gary wasn't laughing.)
-- How Kildall fucked himself --
1) He was late for a meeting w/ IBM because he was out flying.
2) He refused to make CP/M more user friendly. It was an incredible work of engineering, but a bitch to use. i.e., to copy a disk from a: to b: in CP/M
> PIP B: A:
In Dos
> COPY A: B:
So yeah, Kildall got fucked by both IBM and himself. Definantly.
But the drunk argument just doesn't wash... That's absurd.
Google has been innovating! When you get an invite, check out gmail (a very innovative approach to email). I have no doubt that the google IM will be somthing new, and well worth having (...will it run on linux?!)
Reminds me of a couple of interesting problems
Auction a dollar
and Divide the dollar
Hmmm... S100, camera... doesn't this sound familiar somehow?
That still doesn't explain why my cat died...
It's 'Win one for the Gipper'
See http://www.cmgww.com/football/gipp/index.html
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