Anything that keeps Lucas occupied and not remaking his old films can't be all bad.
If it comes down to a choice between that and the "Special Edition" of Raiders, where Indy doesn't use a whip and the nazis shoot at the Ark first, I know which one I would prefer.
Spadina Bus (Spadina Bus) Spadina Bus (Spadina Bus) Spadina Bus (Spadina Bus) Spadina Bus (Spadina Bus)
I say get on the bus (get on the bus) Yeah, right on the bus (right on the bus) Right on the bus (right on the bus) The Spadina bus (the Spadina bus)
Ain't no school bus (ain't no school bus) Ain't no streetcar (ain't no streetcar) Ain't no subway car (ain't no subway car) The Spadina bus (the Spadina bus)
I want confirmation on my information about my transportation from Spadina station (We want confirmation on this information on the transportation from Spadina station) Gimme confirmation on my information about my transportation from Spadina station (We want confirmation on this information on the transportation from Spadina station)
Well, I start to cuss on the Wellesley bus And you can't go far on the College Street car You know the Yonge Street train is a real pain And the LRT? That's not for me Well, you can't have fun on the York U. run And the Ossington trolley is just a big folly Well, I don't give a damn 'Bout the Bathurst tram So I'll make a fuss about Spadina Bus
'Cos on 77B (77B) On the TTC (TTC) Yeah, 77B (77B) On the TTC (TTC) Well, 77A (77A) I guess it'll be OK (that's OK) But I want 77B (77B) On the T-T-T-TTC (T-T-T-TTC)
Hey, check it out
I went down to the station I didn't scream or fuss I didn't have lots of patience Waiting for that bus Dug deep down in my pockets To try and find some coin But much to my chagrin All I found was my groin
Hey!
(Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Spadina Bus) The Spadina Bus (Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Spadina Bus) It's raising quite a fuss (Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Spadina Bus) Just wanna get on the bus Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Spadina Bus
All you need to do is remember that and know how to hum the "Hockey Night in Canada" theme and you'll do just fine.
I would explain the comparison, but I wouldn't want to use words that people can't relate to.
As it is entirely possible that one of my readers may not be able to read English or be familiar with any world events that were not seen on "Survivor" or "The Simple Life", it would be entirely unfair of me to say anything.
So what you're saying is that you should wait until the results of the election are already in before casting your vote.
Seems like there may be one tiny flaw in an otherwise perfect plan. Is there anybody here who voted for Nader last time knowing that Gore was going to win who can point out what that is?
And even before people go nuts over that, remember that this is mi2g we're talking about. They are to a reputable security firm what two Wisconsin state troopers having a donut are to the Berlin Wall in 1980.
Sad as it may sound, I read the article. The author brags about how much better the performance is from flat cables because they aren't bunched up like rounded cables are.
I guess he never wondered just what the effects of folding his cables over and creasing them flat with an iron would be.
Other shocking revelations include: "Use fewer drives so you don't need as many cables" and "Those mean guys at Voodoo wouldn't teach me their Kable Kung Fu, so I had to peek in the window of their case to learn this".
The article is a few steps above "The Pet Goat" in terms of content, but not exactly "The Art of Computer Programming".
It was also posted two minutes after the story was released and contained over 2000 words.
The author not only read the headline but then proceded to type at 80 words per minute about topics which bear at best tangental relation to the topic at hand, which is that Andrew Tannenbaum has chosen to become involved in the electoral process by creating a site which monitors poll results.
I'm sure we'll be just as impressed when the same post shows up in response to the articles about Jon Stewart getting a manicure and the X-Box case mod that looks like a pumpkin.
So perhaps using the cheapest components available with no real understanding of what they do isn't the right answer.
Who am I kidding? This is slashdot. Peanut butter makes a great replacement for thermal grease, and you can use used motor oil as a fertilizer. Go for it.
"Right now, I'm devoting a great deal of time and study to that problem. And I intend to issue a position paper on that. A position that is at once simple, yet complex; firm, yet flexible; and above all, fair to every American."
I'd vote for the Big Guy, even if it did mean that Jennifer would end up running the country.
You may want to do a little reading on water cooling. You _don't_ just dump a bucket of tap water, rain water or salt water into your PC and pray that nothing bad happens. A much better solution is to use pure, steam-distilled water.
Why?
Because _pure_ water is a terrible conductor of electricity. Tap water only conducts electricity because of trace minerals in the mix. Once you remove those you are left with a pretty good insulator. There are alternatives such as fluorocarbon coolants specially designed for use with electronics, but distilled water is the easiest and cheapest to obtain.
This means that if you do somehow flood your entire case with coolant you will NOT be pretty well fucked regardless of what you or the grandparent poster may expect.
Other people have thought of this before, you know.
The same way your air cooled system handles fault tolerance -- The onboard hardware monitor detects a high CPU or motherboard temperature and shuts it down.
After looking at how CPUs handle faulty heat sinks, you would think that having a large supply of water nearby would be a good thing.
I was just using his work as an example. Since Disney holds the North American distribution rights but not the merchandising rights they have been quietly releasing them without telling anybody -- They would rather push crap like "Atlantis" or "Treasure Planet" which they can use to drive massive toy and game sales.
The same kind of thing has happened to people like Luc Bresson, Enki Bilal and Yimou Zhang over the past few years. They are largely ignored unless they sell out completely to someone like Disney or Fox. Even then the best they can hope for is often "Orignal Script Written By" credit on dreadful remakes of some of their best work.
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Yes, but this is Slashdot. Having a low wattage power supply is the computer weenie's version of a small penis.
Hmm. Does he write Perseghetti code?
Anything that keeps Lucas occupied and not remaking his old films can't be all bad.
If it comes down to a choice between that and the "Special Edition" of Raiders, where Indy doesn't use a whip and the nazis shoot at the Ark first, I know which one I would prefer.
It's something in their constitution. If they don't get their election results within thirty minutes, they are free.
That's not the version I learned.
Spadina Bus (Spadina Bus)
Spadina Bus (Spadina Bus)
Spadina Bus (Spadina Bus)
Spadina Bus (Spadina Bus)
I say get on the bus (get on the bus)
Yeah, right on the bus (right on the bus)
Right on the bus (right on the bus)
The Spadina bus (the Spadina bus)
Ain't no school bus (ain't no school bus)
Ain't no streetcar (ain't no streetcar)
Ain't no subway car (ain't no subway car)
The Spadina bus (the Spadina bus)
I want confirmation on my information about my transportation from Spadina station
(We want confirmation on this information on the transportation from Spadina station)
Gimme confirmation on my information about my transportation from Spadina station
(We want confirmation on this information on the transportation from Spadina station)
Well, I start to cuss on the Wellesley bus
And you can't go far on the College Street car
You know the Yonge Street train is a real pain
And the LRT? That's not for me
Well, you can't have fun on the York U. run
And the Ossington trolley is just a big folly
Well, I don't give a damn 'Bout the Bathurst tram
So I'll make a fuss about Spadina Bus
'Cos on 77B (77B)
On the TTC (TTC)
Yeah, 77B (77B)
On the TTC (TTC)
Well, 77A (77A)
I guess it'll be OK (that's OK)
But I want 77B (77B)
On the T-T-T-TTC (T-T-T-TTC)
Hey, check it out
I went down to the station
I didn't scream or fuss
I didn't have lots of patience
Waiting for that bus
Dug deep down in my pockets
To try and find some coin
But much to my chagrin
All I found was my groin
Hey!
(Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Spadina Bus) The Spadina Bus
(Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Spadina Bus) It's raising quite a fuss
(Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Spadina Bus) Just wanna get on the bus
Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Sp-Spadina Bus
All you need to do is remember that and know how to hum the "Hockey Night in Canada" theme and you'll do just fine.
Shouldn't there be two ghosts then, one for the good young Anakin who dies in Episode III and one for the good older Anakin who died in Jedi?
I would explain the comparison, but I wouldn't want to use words that people can't relate to.
As it is entirely possible that one of my readers may not be able to read English or be familiar with any world events that were not seen on "Survivor" or "The Simple Life", it would be entirely unfair of me to say anything.
So what you're saying is that you should wait until the results of the election are already in before casting your vote.
Seems like there may be one tiny flaw in an otherwise perfect plan. Is there anybody here who voted for Nader last time knowing that Gore was going to win who can point out what that is?
And even before people go nuts over that, remember that this is mi2g we're talking about. They are to a reputable security firm what two Wisconsin state troopers having a donut are to the Berlin Wall in 1980.
Here I was expecting a web site which would explain how SCO was giving up on Linux.
The problem with the English language is that it doesn't have a word for ambiguous.
Shhh... This is Slashdot. If you actually know something about the subject at hand, kindly keep quiet about it so that you won't spoil anybody's fun.
Sad as it may sound, I read the article. The author brags about how much better the performance is from flat cables because they aren't bunched up like rounded cables are.
I guess he never wondered just what the effects of folding his cables over and creasing them flat with an iron would be.
Other shocking revelations include: "Use fewer drives so you don't need as many cables" and "Those mean guys at Voodoo wouldn't teach me their Kable Kung Fu, so I had to peek in the window of their case to learn this".
The article is a few steps above "The Pet Goat" in terms of content, but not exactly "The Art of Computer Programming".
Get out there and vote on November 3rd!
It was also posted two minutes after the story was released and contained over 2000 words.
The author not only read the headline but then proceded to type at 80 words per minute about topics which bear at best tangental relation to the topic at hand, which is that Andrew Tannenbaum has chosen to become involved in the electoral process by creating a site which monitors poll results.
I'm sure we'll be just as impressed when the same post shows up in response to the articles about Jon Stewart getting a manicure and the X-Box case mod that looks like a pumpkin.
That's nice, but what is the reason for Linux having Unixware and Xenix emulation layers?
There you go. Now nothing can drive up the load on my web server.
Who am I kidding? This is slashdot. Peanut butter makes a great replacement for thermal grease, and you can use used motor oil as a fertilizer. Go for it.
I'd vote for the Big Guy, even if it did mean that Jennifer would end up running the country.
Why?
Because _pure_ water is a terrible conductor of electricity. Tap water only conducts electricity because of trace minerals in the mix. Once you remove those you are left with a pretty good insulator. There are alternatives such as fluorocarbon coolants specially designed for use with electronics, but distilled water is the easiest and cheapest to obtain.
This means that if you do somehow flood your entire case with coolant you will NOT be pretty well fucked regardless of what you or the grandparent poster may expect.
Other people have thought of this before, you know.
Remember, Commander Taco has decreased the dupe ration from from 20 grams per day to 30 grams.
Not at all. The great thing about it being a Doom movie is that if the bulb burns out in their projector the audience won't notice at all.
I'm sure you could save a few bucks and just use real acid. Just be sure to keep your goggles on.
After looking at how CPUs handle faulty heat sinks, you would think that having a large supply of water nearby would be a good thing.
Which distribution is it that uses "Hard Guys"? Do they have packages too?
Hayao who? :)
I was just using his work as an example. Since Disney holds the North American distribution rights but not the merchandising rights they have been quietly releasing them without telling anybody -- They would rather push crap like "Atlantis" or "Treasure Planet" which they can use to drive massive toy and game sales.
The same kind of thing has happened to people like Luc Bresson, Enki Bilal and Yimou Zhang over the past few years. They are largely ignored unless they sell out completely to someone like Disney or Fox. Even then the best they can hope for is often "Orignal Script Written By" credit on dreadful remakes of some of their best work.
But I don't want to get off on a rant here.