There was a lot of music swapping between GI's going on back then.
<SARCASM> So the US Army was full of terrorists? </SARCASM>
DISCLAIMER: I do not believe the US Army are terrorists. I used to work for a DoD contractor, and as anyone who has read my posts know, believe that the US Army is a good organization.
At least these guys are upfront about what they're after... CA$H.
Either Today or the LA's Channel 4 news (can't remember which) did an interview with them. And the guy who wrote songs for the Supremes (as in Diana Ross, not the court:-P) did a bit of his song as follows:
"Stop in the name of Law, before you break my... bank!"
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Actually, NT3.51 (SP5) had a reputation for being the MOST rock solid product MS ever released.
Did the same thing. I kept the 5.25 floppy, though... it allows me to maintain the fiction (to my wife) that I'm still upgrading the original machine.
There was a lot of music swapping between GI's going on back then.
<SARCASM>
So the US Army was full of terrorists?
</SARCASM>
DISCLAIMER: I do not believe the US Army are terrorists. I used to work for a DoD contractor, and as anyone who has read my posts know, believe that the US Army is a good organization.
And more PC insanity here.
Well, Seeing as STII came out in 1982, I'd have to guess that it wasn't made using Linux...
No,not quite.
Kernel 1.7.0.1 Self Destructed
Kernel 1.7.0.1-A Obsoleted by Kernel 1.7.0.1-B
etc...
I suggested that consumers pay 1 cent per commercial skipped
I got up to go to the bathroom during last night's episode of "The Practice". Where do I send my 6 cents (I'm assuming 6 commercials per break)?
Oh, and for the sarcasm impaired, that was sarcasm.
Maybe, but then they'd accomplish even less than they do now.
And exactly how would this be a bad thing?
At least these guys are upfront about what they're after... CA$H.
... bank!"
Either Today or the LA's Channel 4 news (can't remember which) did an interview with them. And the guy who wrote songs for the Supremes (as in Diana Ross, not the court:-P) did a bit of his song as follows:
"Stop in the name of Law, before you break my
Isn't Rackspace blacklisted for being host to a bunch of spamhausen?
Politech got blacklisted several times.
Obviously I need to put the tags in next time.
I really wanted to know what the combination to the safe was!!!!
Not to mention whether he ever gets the urge to try to talk the PriceLine(tm) supercomputer to death!
That's not true! I saw where they did that here!!!
That would be coooooooool
In more ways than one, at least according to the article.
Nah. You'll get a coupon worth $1 off "Internet Boost".
The book, which was far better than the movie, did not have the last two lines.
Of course, the book didn't have the stupid coldwar bullshit either.
I'll get around to reading that link soon...
The FP register file has been this wide for quite a while.
Since at least 1981 -- the 8087 had 80-bit FPU registers.
Why? You could then get in good with those people who want "5 years experience in {Office,Windows} XP"!
I want my free Kevin now! Where do I send my boxtops?
No, no!! They're going after Danes, not Czechs!
Fine. I have a subscription to (the dead-tree version of) Time. Why shouldn't I be able to get on-line content without subscribing to AOL?
Sorry, when I read it, the non-blocked version was already up.
RTFA. That was based on a real incident.
Except that Everett-Church had Amazon think he was preggers, not TiVo!