I still use gnapster and download plenty of music via opennap servers. Admittedly, the volume isn't what it once was, but you you can still find an awful lot of music.
Um. I believe Starcat Cluster is a trademark owned by the Little Debbie Food Group Inc., Lubbock Texas. It consists of two Star Crunch patties glued together with Mallow Kreeme filling. Then dipped in a Chocolastic sealant.
Just watch out. I hear Debbie has quite a few lawyers.
I think that you need, at some point, at least occasionally to interact, if not necessarily speak or, quite possibly, read, with humans that speak and or write the language that is known, by some at least, as English.
I'm getting tired of hearing about your server crashes. It's bad enough when I'm at work and the site doesn't load, but do we really need to hear yet another story about the big lumbering beast that is Slash?
Yeah, I agree. Mark Driver has been writing excellent articles and essays for years. He's the guy that used to run the crashsite and now blindwino.com. While I do agree that the posting yesterday was offtopic and even though it was just a cut-n-paste job, I do think someone with mod points to spare ought to bounce that up to at least 1. Read it, and you'll agree that it's truly an insightful, informative, inspiring, and interesting article.
Well, I don't think now is the time to pay wholesale on any Red Cross donations. Come on gang... if you're going to donate, dig deep and pay the full retail price. I thank you. The Civilized World thanks you. God thanks you. Allah thanks you. The fans of Frasier thank you.
Perhaps. I think it's a little bizarre to have this whole I-own-a-piece-of-history-even-though-it's-just-a-c offee-pot fetish. What's next? Auctioning off Richard Stallman's underwear? Oh wait, he doesn't wear any, just a sari. But you get my point.
If only they would have listened to the poor guys (and gals) they call techie prima donnas their site would have been able to take a good slashdotting. But no, they go and bitch about us.
Fuck you management! We want more money! And you better listen to us when we tell you the 486 linux box with the dsl pipe won't cut it for your webserver (cost effective as it may be).
The problem with this stems from the fact that not everyone assigns the same value to content. Let's say Joe finds a piece of info on the Internet and he's willing to pay $10 for it, Jack finds that same piece of info but only thinks it is worth $2, and Jill finds the information not useful at all.
Now suppose this "information" is a series of nude photographs of Jill, Jack is her boyfriend, and Joe is the nerdy kid who lives next door. What does this tell us about Jill? About Jack? What about Joe? The content provider?
I just wish more people would realize that they don't have to put up with this sort of thing, and choose to eschew Microsoft.
Here's what I do to "spread the word":
I dress up in a furry penguin suit and drive around town blowing my horn in my black, white, and orange "penguin motif" 1970 Super Beetle. I've got a loudspeaker mounted on top that I blare ice cream truck sounds from. When the little kids come running outside I hand out free linux cds and say "Spread the love".
It's very important to get the younger generation involved, you see.
Interestingly enough there is a *nix port underway and the new file extension will be "quiff" (quicken universal interchange file format). And by the way, it's pronounced "koo-if" not "kweef" or "kwiff".
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It depends on how much they're paying. I require a minimum of 85k and a telecommute.
I still use gnapster and download plenty of music via opennap servers. Admittedly, the volume isn't what it once was, but you you can still find an awful lot of music.
Um. I believe Starcat Cluster is a trademark owned by the Little Debbie Food Group Inc., Lubbock Texas. It consists of two Star Crunch patties glued together with Mallow Kreeme filling. Then dipped in a Chocolastic sealant.
Just watch out. I hear Debbie has quite a few lawyers.
If you think that's spooky, look at one of the anagrams of "Dare Basanjo" and "Miguel de Icaza":
jacare, god, uzi, Osama bin Laden
Arrest them!
He didn't ask what we're all dying to know:
Why does the ximian logo look exactly like a spider shoved up somebody's left nostril?
I think that you need, at some point, at least occasionally to interact, if not necessarily speak or, quite possibly, read, with humans that speak and or write the language that is known, by some at least, as English.
Slashdot editors, please explain why you're sensoring posts. By now we all know you have a long history of that. Many, many posts are being deleted.
(You can read everything, even moderated posts, by adjusting your threshold on the User Preferences Page)
Bullshit!
I'm getting tired of hearing about your server crashes. It's bad enough when I'm at work and the site doesn't load, but do we really need to hear yet another story about the big lumbering beast that is Slash?
bwa ha ha
Yeah, I agree. Mark Driver has been writing excellent articles and essays for years. He's the guy that used to run the crashsite and now blindwino.com. While I do agree that the posting yesterday was offtopic and even though it was just a cut-n-paste job, I do think someone with mod points to spare ought to bounce that up to at least 1. Read it, and you'll agree that it's truly an insightful, informative, inspiring, and interesting article.
Well, I don't think now is the time to pay wholesale on any Red Cross donations. Come on gang... if you're going to donate, dig deep and pay the full retail price. I thank you. The Civilized World thanks you. God thanks you. Allah thanks you. The fans of Frasier thank you.
Perhaps. I think it's a little bizarre to have this whole I-own-a-piece-of-history-even-though-it's-just-a-c offee-pot fetish. What's next? Auctioning off Richard Stallman's underwear? Oh wait, he doesn't wear any, just a sari. But you get my point.
gives a whole new meaning to ripping a cd
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Gates: Ok so all we need to do is make sure root installs it and we'll secure our foothold. Bwaha bwaha bwa hahahahaha.
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ftp.redcom.ru/pub/books/OreillyBookshelf-full.tar. gz
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Fuck you management! We want more money! And you better listen to us when we tell you the 486 linux box with the dsl pipe won't cut it for your webserver (cost effective as it may be).
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Now suppose this "information" is a series of nude photographs of Jill, Jack is her boyfriend, and Joe is the nerdy kid who lives next door. What does this tell us about Jill? About Jack? What about Joe? The content provider?
What conclusions can you draw?
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I will have to agree it is the best python book. Though an update for 2.1 would be nice.
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Here's what I do to "spread the word":
I dress up in a furry penguin suit and drive around town blowing my horn in my black, white, and orange "penguin motif" 1970 Super Beetle. I've got a loudspeaker mounted on top that I blare ice cream truck sounds from. When the little kids come running outside I hand out free linux cds and say "Spread the love".
It's very important to get the younger generation involved, you see.
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Interestingly enough there is a *nix port underway and the new file extension will be "quiff" (quicken universal interchange file format). And by the way, it's pronounced "koo-if" not "kweef" or "kwiff".
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Isn't that the truth? I played Mickey Mouse part time while in college (92-93) and caught crabs from the filthy underwear they forced us to wear.
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And puyo puyo, you mustn't forget that. Undoubtedly one of the coolest multi-player puzzle games ever made.
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Kill Us, Traitor.
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Red Apple? Oh boy. You'll risk being sued by Red Hat and Apple Computers. Just to be safe, use Green Grapes, Inc.
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