They're using them and a bunch of XBoxes to create a supercomputer possible of calculating what wacky thing the president is going to do next. I think the word is spelled "stuporcomputer"
The RIAA's lawyers were threatened with sanctions by the Magistrate Judge in the case, for making misleading representations to the Court which the Magistrate felt were intentional. The District Judge, however, disagreed with imposing sanctions, giving the RIAA's lawyers 'as officers of the Court the benefit of the doubt,' and instead concluded... that the RIAA's lawyers were just being 'sloppy' and had not made the misstatements for an improper purpose.' Or, to quote Hanlon....
"Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity"
Better yet, since I'm sure many of you here run Firefox with ABP, why not just add *.nimp.org to your filtered sites? (or like someone suggested here a while ago, to your hosts file)
In fact, there's an entire army of people who've figured out you can power an automobile entirely from plain water. They have videos and everything. It's totally amazing.
What's really surprising is that the auto industry hasn't incorporated this amazing discovery into their new vehicles.
I took the liberty of submitting your main email (codesweeper@codesweep.com) to the aforementioned website. Hopefully that will get you the email you were expecting:-)
"I remember one episode where some college kids transformed a carborated 4 passenger car into a car that got 100mpg. I never heard about their research since"
Cue oil company/govt conspiracy theories in 3...2...1....
Slashdot Mirror
Signed,
A 40-year-old male Harry Potter fan Cue 40 year old virgin jokes in 3...2...1...
"*whoosh*"
Wow, not only is that Anonymous Coward guy quite the prolific poster, he also makes fun of himself for failing to detect sarcasm.
You really should stay on your meds, Mr. AC.
That just goes to show, given a choice between duct tape and red tape, choose the duct tape.
Change "flea market" to "ebay", for some real profit.
"Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity"
"What's with all these registries?"
Yeah. Why not just create a "leave me the fsck alone" registry and be done with it.
Reminds me of a joke....
What do you call 10,000 lawyers at the bottom of the ocean?
A good start.
"so it worthless advice"
Not completely worthless.
Say for example, your name is Rikki, and you have this number you don't want to lose.
Better yet, since I'm sure many of you here run Firefox with ABP, why not just add *.nimp.org to your filtered sites?
(or like someone suggested here a while ago, to your hosts file)
I guess the mods didnt get the joke either. oh well.
Clearly you've never heard of "youtube"
In fact, there's an entire army of people who've figured out you can power an automobile entirely from plain water.
They have videos and everything. It's totally amazing.
What's really surprising is that the auto industry hasn't incorporated this amazing discovery into their new vehicles.
Wake me when they announce the death of the Slashdot dupe
I took the liberty of submitting your main email (codesweeper@codesweep.com) to the aforementioned website. :-)
Hopefully that will get you the email you were expecting
j/k
"I remember one episode where some college kids transformed a carborated 4 passenger car into a car that got 100mpg. I never heard about their research since"
Cue oil company/govt conspiracy theories in 3...2...1....
"I always wonder why companies make wall warts which won't play with others. Who gains from this? How?"
Apparently, the makers of the above slashvertised product do.
Or just get a few of these to add to your existing power strip/UPS
Be sure the scale goes to 11
Not a meme, per se, but this brings a whole new meaning to "Hacked by Chinese"
"I thought one of the first rules on the internet was that anything you put out there can fall into the wrong hands / become public?"
No, the first rule of the internet is we don't talk about the internet.
Oh crap...