Fox has a bunch of episodes that haven't aired yet due to being preempted by football. They slip in an episode every now and then, but the show has been cancelled. No new episodes will be made.
Ease up on the asshole gun. I was sarcastic, not rude. The parent was below my threshold, forgive me. Double up on those anger management classes while you're are it.
You need to be introduced to two important concepts on this site. One is that text written in italics was NOT written by Taco, Hemos, michael, or any of the other editors. The description you refer to was written by the submitter, huskymo. Second, is the concept behind the comma. You see, the commas in the description are marking divisions in the sentence. The man thought to be Korean is not the man thought to be pregnant and gay.
You are wrong sir. O.K. (capital "o", dot, capital "K", dot) is an abbreviation. (oll korrect, Old Kinderhook, you decide). The spelling "okay" is some bastardization or onomatopoeia. Check your Webster's or OED.
If Joss fucked up anything on Buffy, it's the fact that he's less involved now. Post-high school buffy is more Marti Noxon than Joss. Still better than most of the other crap on tv.
Terence Ross of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, the news publishers' attorney, even told me that he thinks Internet users who configure their browsers to disable graphics (a common tactic to boost the speed of Web surfing) are committing copyright infringement because they are interfering with Web publishers' exclusive right to control how their pages are displayed.
Do you need the line number as well? Maybe a screenshot of the paragraph?
I stopped using my account long ago, but I decided to login, reactivate, and change those privacy settings. (Maybe I just shouldn't have reactivated, but I couldn't be sure.) Anyway, I get an error that my browser (Mozilla) is unsupported when I click on the Personal Profile. Swell...
Hey, neat story, thanks for sharing.:) I've always been a big fan of Jim Henson and the Creature Shop. I still have fond memories of The Jim Henson Hour. I'd love to get my hands on copies of the episodes. The muppets, the storyteller, Jim himself, it was great. I have a copy of The Muppet Family Christmas that I watch every year and I get a lump in my throat every time I see him washing dishes at the end. It's a shame it didn't last long, just like Muppets Tonight. I'm afraid a bit of the Muppet magic died along with Jim Henson, but Brian and company have the talent to do great things with the Creature Shop. I take great pleasure knowing that my favorite show, Farscape, is a Jim Henson production. Whether it's with digital wizardry or a bit of green felt I'm happy to know Jim's legacy will go on.
I checked out that transformers.com...what are they thinking? Galvatron a bat? Grimlock a backhoe? What kind of insanity is this? I really hope they release some based on the original designs (even if they don't use metal:).
Re:Disincentive to using Galeon
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You don't need the source, you can use the precompiled tarball or the rpms. What you do need however, is the header files, but instead of getting the source tarball, I just get mozilla-devel-0.9.6-0.i386.rpm. That contains all the header files you'll need.
The changes aren't so much for you the user, as they are for the developers and maintainers. The current system is a bit of a tangled mess and considered a hack. "make dep" is practically broken, configuration, compiling, pretty much everything takes longer than it should.
But the user should see some changes as well. The configuration will be streamlined, and some level of automatic configuration will be available. According to Eric the new system will make it impossible to create invalid configurations. Also, a single "make" will compile everything you need, including modules and dependencies. Parallel builds will be improved and it will be possible to build individual sections instead of recompiling the whole kernel if need be.
However, there is a big gripe some have with CML2; it's (currently) implemented in python.
Um, Galeon uses Flash just fine, and any other plugin Mozilla can.
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Galeon, a mozilla based browser, uses tabbed browsing. I use it as my primary browser and have no major complaints. You might have to wait a bit until a mozilla.9 compatible version is available however.
galeon.sourceforge.net
I stopped by Amazon to find out what this 1-click shopping thing actually was, and noticed that in their list of top picks ("What we're reading") was The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell.
Yup, they already exist. Well, I don't actually know how far along production is but there are chips being shipped around to OEMs and such. Some sites have had pictures (it's a chip, surprise surprise) and ArsTechnica has already gotten info on it. Like the fact that it won't work on current PPGA mobos for one. (There's rumours of converters in the works though.) What I _haven't_ heard about yet though, are the 'lower-end' Athlons I've heard AMD is supposed to be making. And then of course there's whatever little gem Transmeta is cooking up. Ah, I'm tired of playing the waiting game.
A friend got me interested in the demo scene a few years back. Man, those little buggers pack in some serious eye candy. As for the POS nervana thing, not even close.
Also, I believe www.hornet.org can hook you up with some demos.
There's been a couple of shows that have focused primarily on the Lone Gunmen and they seem to be able to handle center stage pretty well. If they got some good storylines I think they could make a very entertaining spinoff. I also think Krycek might be able to fare well in a spinoff. He seems to have a lot of sides to his personality, he's had quite a few adventures. The more I think about it, the more I think they could really do something with that character.
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not that the stupid beast deserves a future in the ecosystem
after watching a t.v. special about pandas and the difficulties they're having, I couldn't help but think of the screamapillar.
"Without constant reassurance, it will die. It's sexually attracted to fire."
Are you sure God doesn't want it dead?
Fox has a bunch of episodes that haven't aired yet due to being preempted by football. They slip in an episode every now and then, but the show has been cancelled. No new episodes will be made.
The secret is in the cigar box. (p.493-494,541)
Ease up on the asshole gun. I was sarcastic, not rude. The parent was below my threshold, forgive me.
Double up on those anger management classes while you're are it.
You need to be introduced to two important concepts on this site. One is that text written in italics was NOT written by Taco, Hemos, michael, or any of the other editors. The description you refer to was written by the submitter, huskymo. Second, is the concept behind the comma. You see, the commas in the description are marking divisions in the sentence. The man thought to be Korean is not the man thought to be pregnant and gay.
So for weeks, the site also recommended parenting books. He says it was as if Amazon.com decided he was "a pregnant gay man."
Wow, that was REAL hard to find...
Perhaps he's referring to the evil robot Ted played by John Ritter on an episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
You are wrong sir. O.K. (capital "o", dot, capital "K", dot) is an abbreviation. (oll korrect, Old Kinderhook, you decide). The spelling "okay" is some bastardization or onomatopoeia. Check your Webster's or OED.
If Joss fucked up anything on Buffy, it's the fact that he's less involved now. Post-high school buffy is more Marti Noxon than Joss. Still better than most of the other crap on tv.
Do you need the line number as well? Maybe a screenshot of the paragraph?
The editor didn't make that comment, Jodrell the submitter did. Notice the use of italics.
I stopped using my account long ago, but I decided to login, reactivate, and change those privacy settings. (Maybe I just shouldn't have reactivated, but I couldn't be sure.) Anyway, I get an error that my browser (Mozilla) is unsupported when I click on the Personal Profile. Swell...
Hey, neat story, thanks for sharing. :)
I've always been a big fan of Jim Henson and the Creature Shop. I still have fond memories of The Jim Henson Hour. I'd love to get my hands on copies of the episodes. The muppets, the storyteller, Jim himself, it was great. I have a copy of The Muppet Family Christmas that I watch every year and I get a lump in my throat every time I see him washing dishes at the end. It's a shame it didn't last long, just like Muppets Tonight. I'm afraid a bit of the Muppet magic died along with Jim Henson, but Brian and company have the talent to do great things with the Creature Shop. I take great pleasure knowing that my favorite show, Farscape, is a Jim Henson production. Whether it's with digital wizardry or a bit of green felt I'm happy to know Jim's legacy will go on.
I checked out that transformers.com...what are they thinking? Galvatron a bat? Grimlock a backhoe? What kind of insanity is this? :).
I really hope they release some based on the original designs (even if they don't use metal
You don't need the source, you can use the precompiled tarball or the rpms. What you do need however, is the header files, but instead of getting the source tarball, I just get mozilla-devel-0.9.6-0.i386.rpm. That contains all the header files you'll need.
The changes aren't so much for you the user, as they are for the developers and maintainers. The current system is a bit of a tangled mess and considered a hack. "make dep" is practically broken, configuration, compiling, pretty much everything takes longer than it should.
But the user should see some changes as well. The configuration will be streamlined, and some level of automatic configuration will be available. According to Eric the new system will make it impossible to create invalid configurations. Also, a single "make" will compile everything you need, including modules and dependencies. Parallel builds will be improved and it will be possible to build individual sections instead of recompiling the whole kernel if need be.
However, there is a big gripe some have with CML2; it's (currently) implemented in python.
Um, Galeon uses Flash just fine, and any other plugin Mozilla can.
Galeon, a mozilla based browser, uses tabbed browsing. I use it as my primary browser and have no major complaints. You might have to wait a bit until a mozilla.9 compatible version is available however.
galeon.sourceforge.net
I hope you're not being serious.
How is following a path of clicks and right clicks any more "intuitive" than using 'uname'? That's ludicrous.
Sorry, but I'm a tad anal when it comes to proper spelling.
Just thought it was an interesting "coincidence".
Yup, they already exist. Well, I don't actually know how far along production is but there are chips being shipped around to OEMs and such. Some sites have had pictures (it's a chip, surprise surprise) and ArsTechnica has already gotten info on it. Like the fact that it won't work on current PPGA mobos for one. (There's rumours of converters in the works though.)
What I _haven't_ heard about yet though, are the 'lower-end' Athlons I've heard AMD is supposed to be making.
And then of course there's whatever little gem Transmeta is cooking up.
Ah, I'm tired of playing the waiting game.
A friend got me interested in the demo scene a few years back. Man, those little buggers pack in some serious eye candy. As for the POS nervana thing, not even close.
Also, I believe www.hornet.org can hook you up with some demos.
There's been a couple of shows that have focused primarily on the Lone Gunmen and they seem to be able to handle center stage pretty well. If they got some good storylines I think they could make a very entertaining spinoff. I also think Krycek might be able to fare well in a spinoff. He seems to have a lot of sides to his personality, he's had quite a few adventures. The more I think about it, the more I think they could really do something with that character.
Whatever happened with that Geeks on the Beach contest?