Here's a hint about why that happens, and why you should submit a URL as a link... Also, on the submit comment page there is a description about URLs and how to autolinky them....
Next time you get a 'slow down cowboy' message back up and read the submission page, k?
Occasionally that have a C64 or an Amiga come by, usually with a stack of pirated disks in a box for a good price. Shops generally know the value of those to collectors though.
K, what's fair price on a working c64 with a tuned 1541? I ask because I refused to pay $50 at a going out of business sale (I'd planned to offer 25 the next day and dude said he'd have taken it, except that someone had paid the $50).
And I can make my own stack of pirated disks with a simple 1541X;)
Serious? Buyer pays shipping? Should I start buying these in bulk? In the greater seattle area you can find a NES, gun, controller, SMB/DH, and small collection of carts for about five bux. All it takes is a willingness to drive into garage-sale-area and stop at garage-sails. I think you could reasonably expect to score between two and ten such boxes every three hours hunting, if you set about it in a reasonably serious and methodical manner.
If your enterprise is taking auto-updates then you should be prepared to accept automatically what's on the auto update site. If you don't want autoupdates then you've got plenty of other options for patch deployment that will allow you to pick and choose what gets pushed to whom.
RIMMER: Go to blue alert. LISTER: What for? There's no-one to alert - we're all here. RIMMER: I would just feel more comfortable if I know that we're all on our toes 'cos everyone's aware it's a blue-alert situation. LISTER: We all are on our toes. RIMMER: May I remind you all of Space Core Directive 34124? KRYTEN: 34124. "No officer with false teeth should attempt oral sex in zero gravity". RIMMER: Damn you both, all the way to Hades! I want to go to Blue Alert! LISTER: Ok, ok. . . . LISTER: Too small for a vessel... maybe some kind of missile. KRYTEN: It's impossible to tell at this range. Whatever it is, they clearly have a technology way in advance of our own! LISTER: So do the Albanian State Washing Machine Company. RIMMER: Step up to red alert! KRYTEN: Sir, are you absolutely sure? It does mean changing the bulb. RIMMER: There's always some excuse, isn't there?
Definately. My boss worked out every day so she was always wearing a sports bra. When she walked into the server room they both stood at attention (and so did I...)
mcrbids, you're my hero. I mean I was reading that post and I kept thinking "Why doesn't someone tell this whiny little whore to wipe his own ass?" and then you said it.
So because you said it I don't have to. So now I need to contribute to this project by offering you my congratulations and praise. I'm afraid I'm unable to fund this project at this time, but I would like you to keep up the crusade to tell people what's what.
opps, wait a minute, Privacy isn't expressly listed in the Constitution either.
You missed the part about "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches..." I take it?
...many people believe that if you switch on and off a light bulb many times, lifetime decreases and energy consumption is higher. As far as I know, there is no scientific evidence for this.
Trivial to test... a multimeter, a 555, and a relay...
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I think that it's pretty clear that
a) your troll sucked
b) the submitter was really complaining about the probability that the second core will be lost to overhead.
Next time you get a 'slow down cowboy' message back up and read the submission page, k?
DudeYouMadeTehFunny.
"Why would I buy newzeldatitle when I still haven't beat ZeldaII?"
There is only one god,
And he's the sun god,
Ra! Ra! Ra!
Which was entirely for narative and dramatic effect. There's a reason the serious proposals use flat ribbon cables. Think: surface area.
A counterweight is not needed: just make the cable longer.
Are you free, Mr. Humphries?
I'd hit it. With your dick.
Why would a humanoid squid have breasts?
Fuck, I'm on slashdot. Sorry.
K, what's fair price on a working c64 with a tuned 1541? I ask because I refused to pay $50 at a going out of business sale (I'd planned to offer 25 the next day and dude said he'd have taken it, except that someone had paid the $50).
And I can make my own stack of pirated disks with a simple 1541X ;)
Serious? Buyer pays shipping? Should I start buying these in bulk? In the greater seattle area you can find a NES, gun, controller, SMB/DH, and small collection of carts for about five bux. All it takes is a willingness to drive into garage-sale-area and stop at garage-sails. I think you could reasonably expect to score between two and ten such boxes every three hours hunting, if you set about it in a reasonably serious and methodical manner.
Turning auto updates on is like a chick putting your dick in her mouth: expect a load of cum or don't do it.
If your enterprise is taking auto-updates then you should be prepared to accept automatically what's on the auto update site. If you don't want autoupdates then you've got plenty of other options for patch deployment that will allow you to pick and choose what gets pushed to whom.
...er...don't you mean it was raised because of the worm outbreaks?
RIMMER: Go to blue alert.
LISTER: What for? There's no-one to alert - we're all here.
RIMMER: I would just feel more comfortable if I know that we're all on
our toes 'cos everyone's aware it's a blue-alert situation.
LISTER: We all are on our toes.
RIMMER: May I remind you all of Space Core Directive 34124?
KRYTEN: 34124. "No officer with false teeth should attempt oral sex in
zero gravity".
RIMMER: Damn you both, all the way to Hades! I want to go to Blue Alert!
LISTER: Ok, ok.
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LISTER: Too small for a vessel... maybe some kind of missile.
KRYTEN: It's impossible to tell at this range. Whatever it is, they
clearly have a technology way in advance of our own!
LISTER: So do the Albanian State Washing Machine Company.
RIMMER: Step up to red alert!
KRYTEN: Sir, are you absolutely sure? It does mean changing the bulb.
RIMMER: There's always some excuse, isn't there?
Macrohard.
Definately. My boss worked out every day so she was always wearing a sports bra. When she walked into the server room they both stood at attention (and so did I...)
There's a project I'll fund. Are you ready to recieve paypal donations yet?
No.
So because you said it I don't have to. So now I need to contribute to this project by offering you my congratulations and praise. I'm afraid I'm unable to fund this project at this time, but I would like you to keep up the crusade to tell people what's what.
I'll be helping as much as I can too.
Well said, sir.
You missed the part about "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches..." I take it?
Trivial to test... a multimeter, a 555, and a relay...