There was a neat little dos program that once came with a Logitech mouse called "popdos". It looked very similar to Windows 1.0. The interesting part is that popdos originated from the same place as OpenOffice.
It's probably just me but I like the low tech cartoons.
They seem to have more character.
I like the hand drawn style of Betty Boop, the claymation style
like Wallace and Gromit, paper cutouts (or Sgi computer simulations
of) like South Park, and the puppet animations like the works of George Pal.
Real Geeks WarChalk the Satellites directly
on
How High is Your AP?
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· Score: 3, Funny
Real Geeks don't need no stinkin ground based access point.
Mt Everest is almost in space anyway.
Just bring along some Pringles and save the can.
Aim it at the low orbit satellites.
(You may need some binoculars to make out the warchalk symbols)
People will just delete the junk and keep the good copies (think about
spam).
The good copies get moved to the "good stuff" directory (available
for download) and the bad stuff goes to/dev/null.
I know that some radioactive iodine isotopes are used for thyroid treatment as a marker or for destruction of cancerous thyroid tissue. Thyroid tissue absorbs iodine and certain iodine isotopes.
Star Division? Or Germany as a country?
I believe both came from Star Division.
There was a neat little dos program that once came with a Logitech mouse called "popdos". It looked very similar to Windows 1.0. The interesting part is that popdos originated from the same place as OpenOffice.
I envision a whole array of compression algorithms.
Each algorithm could be fine tuned for a paticular type of pattern.
Is that an elephant or a giraffe?
Does it compress better with the elephant algorithm or the giraffe algorithm?
IMO In some sense (no pun) a sensation is defined by the reaction it affects.
Examples:
I feel like crying
I'm so mad that I could ^*)&^^)##!
Therefore what it does (action) is a function of what is.
It's as easy as that. I usually "buy" (i.e.price) the cartridges first.
I'm assuming the blank disks will cost more.
Next thing you know Apple will be using Intel.
Check out the site sponsor in the lower left corner.
http://www.debian.org/
It's probably just me but I like the low tech cartoons.
They seem to have more character.
I like the hand drawn style of Betty Boop, the claymation style like Wallace and Gromit, paper cutouts (or Sgi computer simulations of) like South Park, and the puppet animations like the works of George Pal.
It's my Beowulf Cluster. :^)
Paying for unix may be becoming dead. Unix (linux, BDS) is alive and well.
Except back then we called them grape vines.
The Unix Philosophy
By then the winner (or loser) will determined by the coin toss of who goes first.
--Bill Gates
Real Geeks don't need no stinkin ground based access point.
Mt Everest is almost in space anyway.
Just bring along some Pringles and save the can.
Aim it at the low orbit satellites.
(You may need some binoculars to make out the warchalk symbols)
People will just delete the junk and keep the good copies (think about spam).
The good copies get moved to the "good stuff" directory (available for download) and the bad stuff goes to
I haven't looked a Lindows 3.0 (It may be OK).
IMO Lindows 2.0 seemed to be a butcher job of Debian.
I use Debian.
This Sauna Heated by the Slashdot Effect
Now we will see bums in their lear jets
warflying in close formation to the airliners
just to get the free internet access.
That you wear on your finger? :^)
I know that some radioactive iodine isotopes are used for thyroid treatment as a marker or for destruction of cancerous thyroid tissue. Thyroid tissue absorbs iodine and certain iodine isotopes.
I bet that according to thier data, 100% of all internet users use Windows.
They're sampling the dumbest 10% of internet users, they're not going to get anything useful.
Inexperienced might be a better word than "dumb"
(don't confuse the user with their software).
It's still a shame that companies take advantage of inexperienced users.
Or you get a bunch of gibberish
that quickly covers you entire body.
You realize that you forgot to install the Postscript module.
I agree (see other post).