Titan's WHAT might be '50 year old technology'???? Titan's guidance systems? Titan's software? Please either specify or watch your use of the posessive.;)
Actually, I like their music, but the voice of their lead singer grates on me. His voice is to "technically perfect" as to prevent anyone understanding what he's saying. Typical DT lyric:"aaabbingaa hwaaaaaaaaayayaa hhhoooooohuuuuuuhhhhhh. .."
It's a Linux-themed podcast. One of the participants is somewhat obsessed with Marillion ergo the joke. Obscure, sure, but at least it gave me a break from making DreamTheater jokes.;)
Are there any F/OSS apps we non-Mac users can use to play with this? I'm a HUGE NIN fan, but I don't use Macs. Nothing wrong with them, I just have tons of legacy hardware. Still, major kudos to Trent for giving us such a gift.
Immaculate? Where did YOU go to school? At Augustana in Rock Island, IL, USA, we left burn marks. After one prank, grass died in 2 concentric circles, and didn't come back until the following summer, after 2 reseedings.
I doubt the dean would have noticed a few blast craters.
I was thinking they meant the students were undergoing a cessation of their use as an educational tool.
I can just see a cluster of co-eds walking across the quad, when one trips a mine and half the group flies into the air in a flurry of legs and papers.
Might be a bad thing to see on a campus tour. Enrollment would certainly suffer. "Our largest problem here at MIT is one of attrition due to casualties. .."
What's the point? Asteroids can be moved/diverted/destoryed with sufficiently advanced tech. How do you stop a planet-sized wad of superheated gas traveling at.999999 c? About the only thing I can imagine, and I question whether it would work, would be to put a sufficiently large mass in the blazar's path. Let the mass absorb the ludicrous quantity of energy. The hitches are both finding a way to move that much matter and hoping the obliterated mass doesn't smack into the Earth. . .
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Plasma IS matter. Perhaps you meant solids into plasma? :)
No cfdisk or even fdisk? If all else fails, download an burn the most recent Knoppix, boot it up, and cfdisk or parted your heart out.
Hee hee. You've got one too, huh? :)
So, even before it was writte^H^H^H^H^H^Hcopied from Mosaic, it had 90% market share? That's AMAZING! :)
The Fed's what?
Anyone else find it amusing that the quote at the bottom of /. is currently from Kurt Vonnegut? :)
Titan's WHAT might be '50 year old technology'???? Titan's guidance systems? Titan's software? Please either specify or watch your use of the posessive. ;)
ipso fatso? Is that latin for "beer gut"? :)
Actually, I like their music, but the voice of their lead singer grates on me. His voice is to "technically perfect" as to prevent anyone understanding what he's saying. Typical DT lyric:"aaabbingaa hwaaaaaaaaayayaa hhhoooooohuuuuuuhhhhhh. . ."
It's a Linux-themed podcast. One of the participants is somewhat obsessed with Marillion ergo the joke. Obscure, sure, but at least it gave me a break from making DreamTheater jokes. ;)
Christ, what is this, LUGRadio? ;)
Are there any F/OSS apps we non-Mac users can use to play with this? I'm a HUGE NIN fan, but I don't use Macs. Nothing wrong with them, I just have tons of legacy hardware. Still, major kudos to Trent for giving us such a gift.
VOIP-over-sneakernet?
Maybe something like int x[3][236][5];
That'd be great.
CmdrTaco has cholera.
Found 32 pounds of food.
You broke a wagon tongue.
Ah, those were the good old days.
I doubt the dean would have noticed a few blast craters.
I can just see a cluster of co-eds walking across the quad, when one trips a mine and half the group flies into the air in a flurry of legs and papers.
Might be a bad thing to see on a campus tour. Enrollment would certainly suffer. "Our largest problem here at MIT is one of attrition due to casualties. . ."
If anyone managed to grab the ppt, please either post a torrent or let me have it and I will.
...as if thousands of people all dialed 911 at once. . . and got a busy signal.
What's the point? Asteroids can be moved/diverted/destoryed with sufficiently advanced tech. How do you stop a planet-sized wad of superheated gas traveling at .999999 c? About the only thing I can imagine, and I question whether it would work, would be to put a sufficiently large mass in the blazar's path. Let the mass absorb the ludicrous quantity of energy. The hitches are both finding a way to move that much matter and hoping the obliterated mass doesn't smack into the Earth. . .
I thought that was Michael Ellis.
Sorta like when Darth Ashcroft left. You never know who'll get appointed Chancellor next. . .
What about OGG support? That's the single killer feature for me.
fopa? Try faux pas. Funny. That's sort of like fumbling over the pronunciation of "pronunciation". :)
Are we talking about the carotid and the jugular, or pieces of pottery? I'm confused.