The fact is that we're *this* close (holding thumb and forefinger a millimeter apart) to burning (well, hanging and pressing, actually) witches again in this country. Could you translate that into cubits for me please?
So far no one here has proven that this technology is indeed a "shortcut". More precisely this is an alternative, or a suppliment. The only ones preaching "shortcut" are the usual cliche of cynics, who would never be accused of thinking outside the box.
Then burn all the clothes you may have worn any time you were online Nice poem. But who the hell wears clothes when they're online?!? I mean, I'm not . ...
But then again, I suppose your core beliefs don't really reflect that people are worth respecting. Perhaps the parent poster believes that people's ideas are worth respecting.
Speaking of misleading titles! I got all excited about your post's title, anticipating a link to some Miss Universe-type website. Instead, all I got was a one-sentence comment.
Bob: But we'll never get funding with a three second image. This thing had to have caused something useful.. Didn't Janet Jackson have a star for that nipple ring thing during the Superbowl kerfluffle? If I remember right, that was 3 seconds or less. If you can get that performance out of a simulation, I guarantee someone, somewhere will give you funding. Then you just have to ask yourself if you want that money...
Well, drivers need to be available for your hardware and they need to be installed before they can cause a crash. */ducks/* According to the most recently-posted/. article, the machines can now be driverless. I bet they can crash all on their own.
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Ionescu attempted to demonstrate ReactOS but only succeeded in installing it after two BSoDs. This alone should make it clear that ReactOS is still not ready for prime time. Yeah, thank goodness the OS it's modeled after *never* does that.
Not only a sound of derision, but a sound my young cousins make when driving their air cars. Sometimes when playing air guitars and fighting air-fights. Can they be ahead of the curve?
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I think you meant "In Soviet Russia, April Foolz! you!".
Goddamned Canadians. ;-)
Slashdot ascribes more to the "post it somewhere and let Google archive it" method. Zing!
Solar dupe!
Hey! Some of my best friends are Mexican Nazi Supremacists!
So far no one here has proven that this technology is indeed a "shortcut". More precisely this is an alternative, or a suppliment. The only ones preaching "shortcut" are the usual cliche of cynics, who would never be accused of thinking outside the box.
Ah. Outside the box of. . . a dictionary?
Nevermind.
Speaking of misleading titles! I got all excited about your post's title, anticipating a link to some Miss Universe-type website. Instead, all I got was a one-sentence comment.
It's just the key for a giant, hyperdimensional laptop.
Must... not... make... Paris... Hilton... joke... aughhrhrhrhrgh!
The site is hosted on some cubic zirconia.
... and batteries by Sony! Dude, you're getting a bomb.
So you're saying that sometimes, "Noah!" just means "Noah" ?
The images shown in the story are quite informative. Apparently, the http://images.livescience.com/images/070323_dino_s cale_02.jpg people's noses were much larger back then, too.
But... I wanna cast MAGIC MISSILE!
Shit. And here I originally read it as "thonging hores" and I was all excited that, finally, here was a post worth reading.
So much for education.
Not only a sound of derision, but a sound my young cousins make when driving their air cars. Sometimes when playing air guitars and fighting air-fights. Can they be ahead of the curve?
Mmmmm! Bitter Polack!