In all seriousness, if SCO ever did come after my "amatuer" homebrew server, what should I do? (Besides fold like a wet napkin...)
Roll up a newspaper, and swat them on the nose with it. Say, in a firm, commanding voice, "bad Darl". Then rub their nose in a pile of something appropriate.
You're never not going to be able to tell the difference, because a 500 year old creature shrivelled from an evil ring is just something you don't see in real life, so it's easy to spot as CG.
I was never able to get into the books, but I was all pumped up to see FOTR when it came out. missed every chance to see it with my friends, but eventually saw it alone. While it was gorgeous and done well, it was boring and not what I was expecting at all. I chalked it up to being "part 1 of 3" and would give it a chance later.
Later came when I decided to pick up the extended edition "just 'cause". It was a night and day difference. Suddenly, more things made sense. Things flowed better (though the sense of time was still too rushed, but better). It was a much more entertaining film. When the theatrical release came to cable, I watched again and still had the same opinion I had the first time I saw it.
I don't think reading the books had that much effect on your opinion of the releases. The extended edition was just that much better. I'm eagerly awaiting TTT.
That was not a useability problem you had, it was a training issue. You were expecting your ability to speak and read Klingon would help you read Narn textbooks.
How long did it take you to go from DOS, through every version of Windows, learning everything you know? More than a week, I'm sure. *NIX may not be your cup of tea, and that's fine. I'm not picking on you here. I just picked your message.
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And that's just the initscripts!
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And Miss Piggy.
The new Longhorn Start button. It's top secret, and you weren't supposed to see it. Please remove your eyeballs.
In all seriousness, if SCO ever did come after my "amatuer" homebrew server, what should I do? (Besides fold like a wet napkin...)
Roll up a newspaper, and swat them on the nose with it. Say, in a firm, commanding voice, "bad Darl". Then rub their nose in a pile of something appropriate.
However, since the lack infinite time, they'll only be able to produce Windows 2004.
That should be
5. Non-profit!!!
You could decrease the number drastically by measuring the trail left by the expulsion of consumed burgers.
According to my calculations, you'd only need three.
And that dead things have more better powers than living things.
You're never not going to be able to tell the difference, because a 500 year old creature shrivelled from an evil ring is just something you don't see in real life, so it's easy to spot as CG.
You don't have a mother-in-law, do you?
I wonder how they even found my current adddress!
Own a car? Have a telephone? Registered voter? Have a Social Security Number? Pay taxes? Have a checking account? Own a house? Have a job? . . .
Hey now, less works on Windows, too.
Not to mention he did that in the first movie, too -- during the Unity parade/festival (whatever it was called).
We don' need no steenking badgers!
I bet you know the combination to the safe in episode #38. Admit it.
Jacking into someone else's iPod...I mean.../me shivers
You forgot the sweat.
I was never able to get into the books, but I was all pumped up to see FOTR when it came out. missed every chance to see it with my friends, but eventually saw it alone. While it was gorgeous and done well, it was boring and not what I was expecting at all. I chalked it up to being "part 1 of 3" and would give it a chance later.
Later came when I decided to pick up the extended edition "just 'cause". It was a night and day difference. Suddenly, more things made sense. Things flowed better (though the sense of time was still too rushed, but better). It was a much more entertaining film. When the theatrical release came to cable, I watched again and still had the same opinion I had the first time I saw it.
I don't think reading the books had that much effect on your opinion of the releases. The extended edition was just that much better. I'm eagerly awaiting TTT.
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Man, I always hate when the plague gets in the way of daring deeds. Bummer!
You had me going until you used "lawyers", "working", and "the goodness of their hearts" in the same sentence.
PySol; Free software wins again.
Only one pager on your belt? Amateur! (and no, the cell phone doesn't count)
That was not a useability problem you had, it was a training issue. You were expecting your ability to speak and read Klingon would help you read Narn textbooks.
How long did it take you to go from DOS, through every version of Windows, learning everything you know? More than a week, I'm sure. *NIX may not be your cup of tea, and that's fine. I'm not picking on you here. I just picked your message.
Graphics only sell games until word gets out that a it's crap; so only the initial release will really generate any revenue.
Good game play keeps people coming back.