While alcoholism isn't a disease (it only forms a psychological addiction at best), there are severely physically addicting properties in many pain killers, herione, cocaine, cigarettes, etc.
Sorry, pal. Alcoholism is indeed a desease. OK, not in the sense of HIV or something like that, but it's a cripiling dibilation just the same.
As far as "severely physically addicting properties in many pain" and mentioning cigarettes at the same time, you've shown yourself to be an id10t. Please explain to me how nicotine is a "pain killer".
I don't know about you, but speaking as an alcoholic, it is far more adicting than you can possibly imagine, judging on your post.
Your [SHIFT] key obviously works since you used the ( and ) characters. Are they the only characters it works for? Well, I guess it works for the Q and the T as well, so it does work. I suggest you use it.
'slippery slope' arguments are invalid when you use them to argue against tyrrannical government intrusion into basic human rights.
Yea? Tell that to Count Dooku...
(sorry, couldn't resist...)
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and that's not, du-maas
Oudant we file that under "educational" too?
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MS Doesn't control the internet.
(I know this is a troll, but I'll still reply)
But an easy 90%+ of the Internet users run Windows, right? Yes. While you are right MS doesn't DIRECTLY control the Internet, it is a major infulence to it. That was more my point. What they do with that OS of theirs does indeed influence the "Internet" as a whole.
That and most coporate LANs run Win*. Go ahead, ask out loud "How many *NIX lovers run Win* for a living?". I'm a *NIX lover, I have been for the past (better part of...) a decade (OK, OK, I'm a bit young - I'll be 30 in a month...). I'm a Win* admin. Why? Because I can't find work (in my area) to do *NIX work (and please believe me, I've been looking!).
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Only thing MS has control over, that talkks to an outside environment, data-wise, is Office
Yea, we don't need that "Internet" thing. A network? Pffft. Floppys and a good pair of sneakers! That's the way to go!
I'm color blind. I get this all the time. My closer friends know that I'm color blind and don't question my clothes anymore, but people that I run into (at the bar or whatever), do still mention it to me from time to time. I personally thought it was REALLY damn hard to "match" a pair of jeans, a t-shirt and a plaid flannel, but apperently it's possible.
SCO will say "No license for j00!" to IBM, towhich they 900 lb gorrilla will walk up to them and basically say "revoke this" in response. I fail to see what this is going to achieve on SCO's part.
Well here on planet Earth, and in the US specificly, that's called a Paper Trail. McBride told IBM and SGI that their license is dead. OK, fine. IBM and SGI stand up and say "ummm... nope." So now McBride can say "Well I mentioned it to them, and gave them the proper notice about it it all, but they (points finger) didn't see it that way and went against what I said. So now, your honor, why would you listen to a couple people that fought me tooth and nail on technicalities when I gave them plenty of notice of my intentions?"
You see? Welcome to American Court System 101. You want fries with that?
xanadu@set / $ cat/proc/cpuinfo
processor : 0
vendor_id : GenuineIntel
cpu family : 6
model : 5
model name : Pentium II (Deschutes)
stepping : 2
cpu MHz : 348.223
cache size : 512 KB
I have a MMX-200 at home. Makes a great router/firewall and all, but I got interested and tried to get a bit fancy with it. That idea when up in flames not much faster than the Hindenburg. I conpiled everything on my PIV-2.4GHZ and mounted the portage binary dir and installed it that way...
To be honest, I have zero problems with XMMS other than I've yet to figure out how to play a CD with it. Open Location, no go. Open DIrectory (not that you can actually mount an ACD), no go. There's no "play device" (/dev/cdrom)or something like that option for XMMS (someone want to give me a bit of a clue here?)
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If open source guys could focus on cross-platform stuff, it would be a smoother transition
OK, then ask Microsoft to open their versions of the protocols...
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At least compatible data formats.
You mean the standard formats (that have been in place for ages) that Microsoft doesn't adhear too?
but last I checked, it's *nix only.
But you've said that you're getting away from Win*. Isn't a worthy *NIX client what you're looking for?
4) Profit!
Do I smell smoke?
Yes. It's your brain overheating from contemplating the notion of glue or (at the least) double-sided tape...
I second this post. Again, I'm an alcoholic.
While alcoholism isn't a disease (it only forms a psychological addiction at best), there are severely physically addicting properties in many pain killers, herione, cocaine, cigarettes, etc.
Sorry, pal. Alcoholism is indeed a desease. OK, not in the sense of HIV or something like that, but it's a cripiling dibilation just the same.
As far as "severely physically addicting properties in many pain" and mentioning cigarettes at the same time, you've shown yourself to be an id10t. Please explain to me how nicotine is a "pain killer".
I don't know about you, but speaking as an alcoholic, it is far more adicting than you can possibly imagine, judging on your post.
Your [SHIFT] key obviously works since you used the ( and ) characters. Are they the only characters it works for? Well, I guess it works for the Q and the T as well, so it does work. I suggest you use it.
When you generate your mangled GIF image, also create a wav/mp3 containing the same information
I'm on 56k, you insensitive clod!
I read this OT from TrollBurger last night.
Subject:
ANAL TIME
Body:
your cousin's name is furnace, he's a fucking dwarf
That is so off the wall, it's still leaving me giggling to myself.
Original post HERE
Could you even think of a Speaker Braclet without it?
Here's a nickel, buy a clue.
Here's your nickel back. You'll need it to buy a sense of humor.
'slippery slope' arguments are invalid when you use them to argue against tyrrannical government intrusion into basic human rights.
Yea? Tell that to Count Dooku...
(sorry, couldn't resist...)
and that's not, du-maas
Oudant we file that under "educational" too?
MS Doesn't control the internet.
(I know this is a troll, but I'll still reply)
But an easy 90%+ of the Internet users run Windows, right? Yes. While you are right MS doesn't DIRECTLY control the Internet, it is a major infulence to it. That was more my point. What they do with that OS of theirs does indeed influence the "Internet" as a whole.
That and most coporate LANs run Win*. Go ahead, ask out loud "How many *NIX lovers run Win* for a living?". I'm a *NIX lover, I have been for the past (better part of...) a decade (OK, OK, I'm a bit young - I'll be 30 in a month...). I'm a Win* admin. Why? Because I can't find work (in my area) to do *NIX work (and please believe me, I've been looking!).
Only thing MS has control over, that talkks to an outside environment, data-wise, is Office
Yea, we don't need that "Internet" thing. A network? Pffft. Floppys and a good pair of sneakers! That's the way to go!
Funny you should say that.
I'm color blind. I get this all the time. My closer friends know that I'm color blind and don't question my clothes anymore, but people that I run into (at the bar or whatever), do still mention it to me from time to time. I personally thought it was REALLY damn hard to "match" a pair of jeans, a t-shirt and a plaid flannel, but apperently it's possible.
(Score:5, DUH!)
So I don't recommend using Samba at all unless you're looking for Windows compatibility.
Why the hell else would I use Samba? Isn't that the point of the software? A mixed enviroment?
SCO will say "No license for j00!" to IBM, towhich they 900 lb gorrilla will walk up to them and basically say "revoke this" in response. I fail to see what this is going to achieve on SCO's part.
Well here on planet Earth, and in the US specificly, that's called a Paper Trail. McBride told IBM and SGI that their license is dead. OK, fine. IBM and SGI stand up and say "ummm... nope." So now McBride can say "Well I mentioned it to them, and gave them the proper notice about it it all, but they (points finger) didn't see it that way and went against what I said. So now, your honor, why would you listen to a couple people that fought me tooth and nail on technicalities when I gave them plenty of notice of my intentions?"
You see? Welcome to American Court System 101. You want fries with that?
I know you're making a joke and all, but, you're not that far off. It's the stock holders that can vote for the company to go belly up. They're not...
Is Sealand still an option?
...but in the future downloads would be automatically detected...
mv metallica-enter_sandman.mp3 mom_pics.zip
Ever try to compile KDE on a Pentium II?
/proc/cpuinfo
Yes.
xanadu@set / $ cat
processor : 0
vendor_id : GenuineIntel
cpu family : 6
model : 5
model name : Pentium II (Deschutes)
stepping : 2
cpu MHz : 348.223
cache size : 512 KB
I have a MMX-200 at home. Makes a great router/firewall and all, but I got interested and tried to get a bit fancy with it. That idea when up in flames not much faster than the Hindenburg. I conpiled everything on my PIV-2.4GHZ and mounted the portage binary dir and installed it that way...
To be honest, I have zero problems with XMMS other than I've yet to figure out how to play a CD with it. Open Location, no go. Open DIrectory (not that you can actually mount an ACD), no go. There's no "play device" (/dev/cdrom)or something like that option for XMMS (someone want to give me a bit of a clue here?)
xmms 1.2.7-r25, Gentoo (as new as it gets)
Destination: c\temp
This was about *NIX...