I was looking forward to a nice barchart or so, but the scale thingys are a bit confusing really. Some people (like me) don't give a crap about the words, we're just looking for numbers...woulda thought a bar graph was the perfect comparison tool myself.
Yeah, especially since I can never get my Belkin KVM switch to work properly with Linux, I always lose the mouse or keyboard. I thought the problem had been fixed now, oh well...
Tell you what, you give me half the money you were going to pay for Vista and Office 2007, we go out back, I kick you in the nuts and we'll call it a day!
People print sensitive documents to networked printers all the time. You just hang around the printer with your coffee waiting for 'your' job and either clear up the un-collected jobs that are always lying around, or grab stuff as it comes off the printer. The owner will always re-submit the job without a second thought.
The labels are pretty rediculous but they are for the parents
Well, actually the labels are there for the manufacturers. They don't give a crap what you do with their product, if there's a warning label then your chances of successfully suing them are minimal.
If you were lucky enough not to have read the books, the movie was probably a pretty good ride. For those unfortunate sods who read a ripping (and I use that term in the old sense) book, similarities between the two stopped after the "THE" in the movie title.
I have this vague memory of reading Asimov's Oceans of Venus, where, as the story goes (iirc) amphibians - toads maybe? - were kept as pets, but as the story unwound, it was found that the blighters were exerting mind control over the human inhabitants.
This Hypnotoad thingy wouldn't happen to have been nicked from Asimov now, would it?
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I was looking forward to a nice barchart or so, but the scale thingys are a bit confusing really. Some people (like me) don't give a crap about the words, we're just looking for numbers...woulda thought a bar graph was the perfect comparison tool myself.
Yeah, especially since I can never get my Belkin KVM switch to work properly with Linux, I always lose the mouse or keyboard. I thought the problem had been fixed now, oh well...
That was reserved for the truly floppy 5 1/4 disks (or even the eight inch ones I used on Datapoint machines).
I prefer to call the 3 1/2 ones "stiffies".
Here ya go
Try this
Sorry, I just had to do it.
In fact, don't release some of them at all.
Vista salesman to Chevy Chase...
Tell you what, you give me half the money you were going to pay for Vista and Office 2007, we go out back, I kick you in the nuts and we'll call it a day!
Especially if it is Odori!!
Mmmmmmm, fresh!
Lots of people run the Sub7 Trojan too.
Maybe they're smarter than those that don't, which is quite possible given that they're all running Windows.
1. Build shoulder-launched missile system
2. Profit!
3. Develop countermeasure for shoulder-launched missile system
4. More Profit!
People print sensitive documents to networked printers all the time. You just hang around the printer with your coffee waiting for 'your' job and either clear up the un-collected jobs that are always lying around, or grab stuff as it comes off the printer. The owner will always re-submit the job without a second thought.
In Call of Duty.
It will allow the US Navy to miss targets from much further away.
"Beam down Yeoman Rand and a 6-pack".
Well, actually the labels are there for the manufacturers. They don't give a crap what you do with their product, if there's a warning label then your chances of successfully suing them are minimal.
Go there and put in false information. Make it harder for them to get valid data.
I only got as far as "OK to download and burn DVDs".
That's good enough for me.
If you know how to use HTML, you should know how to be able to write an email without using any HTML.
If you don't know how to use HTML, you shouldn't use it, period.
Because pretty soon, you won't be able to watch any premium content without them.
If you were lucky enough not to have read the books, the movie was probably a pretty good ride. For those unfortunate sods who read a ripping (and I use that term in the old sense) book, similarities between the two stopped after the "THE" in the movie title.
By not having your house lit up like the Griswolds' place. It might also reduce the requirement for another Power Station somewhere.
Not to take anything away from the comment, but USB External Portable storage, perhaps?
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I have this vague memory of reading Asimov's Oceans of Venus, where, as the story goes (iirc) amphibians - toads maybe? - were kept as pets, but as the story unwound, it was found that the blighters were exerting mind control over the human inhabitants.
This Hypnotoad thingy wouldn't happen to have been nicked from Asimov now, would it?
I can see it now:
Human (in trembly voice): Gort! Klaatu barada nikto!
Gort: Dear Aunt, let's set so double the killer delete select all
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzztttttt...