I've heard about this new fangled 'laser' nonesense. It's all a bunch of hulabaloo as far as I'm concerned. Why, in my day, we changed our own dang channels and we liked it! These youngsters have no work ethic. Typing on the kitchen table? It's blasphemous I say! Get your minds out of the gutter!
Do you think aliens have storage areas for Earth things. Cuz they don't know what a cork screw is for, so they'd want to lock it away. Maybe that's why they think we won't mind the probes.
I think as an internet community we must be firm with spam, and therefore I can totally understand the blacklist view. Not even contemporary 'spaminators' stop all spam, and although it's just a little extra email, I think most people would agree it's one of the worst aspects of cyberlife.
net Pronunciation Key (nt) n.
1. An openwork fabric made of threads or cords that are woven or knotted together at regular intervals.
2. Something made of openwork fabric, especially:
a. A device for capturing birds, fish, or insects.
b. A barrier against flying insects.
c. A mesh for holding the hair in place.
d. Something that entraps; a snare.
e. A fine mesh fabric used as curtain or dress material or as the foundation for various laces.
3. Sports.
a. A barrier of meshwork cord or rope strung between two posts to divide a court in half, as in tennis and badminton.
A ball that is hit into this meshwork barrier.
The goal in soccer, hockey, and lacrosse.
The cord meshwork attached to the hoop of a basket in basketball.
A meshed network of lines, figures, or fibers.
A radio, television, or telephone network.
Tour Guide: 'On your left here is ENIAC. Say hello to ENIAC.'
'Hello'
ENIAC: '010100'
Tour Guide 'It says it's happy to see you children.'
'Next on your right is an Apple//e....
My friend has every Family Guy episode burnt onto CDs. It's not hard for him to do at all now, let alone with new software. If you have the time and the interest, you can generally find anything.
Heaven forbid people stand up for what they believe in. That would be a terrible thing, if we all had morals and questioned authority. Nah, let's just follow our soothing right-wing leaders and pretend like everything's okay while we drink ourselves into a daze to help us escape the nagging feeling of guilt that our greed may actually cause harm.
I wonder if the robots will have a show called battlehumans, where they attack saws to our arms and tell us to charge each other. If so, I wanna be Vlad the Impaler.
Tube clocks? Weren't those out of style in the 80's?
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My main hangup is that I don't know if I'm going to enjoy the game at all. However, if they allowed a trial period, I could make my decision before shelling out the money and then return it to the store if I didn't like it.
the Intel vs. Athlon war...
"Breaking news from the front today. The armies of Athlon continue to push against the Intel positions. However, Intel's unique 'chime' technology his inspired their troops to hold the line..."
I believe this will be similar to online books, and hence, fail. When Stephen King put his book online [ http://www.stephenking.com/ ], he set the rate at one dollar to read it. One would expect the reply to be large, as paperback books run about 6 bucks nowadays. However, extensive reading of on-screen material tires the eyes and readers in the end decided that it wasn't worth it because it was too uncomfortable to read, and they'd rather have a paperback version.
"Black Hawk Down is a political movie about what happens when dumbass politicians and an ignorant citizenry send people off to die for no good reason anybody can think of (unlike Afghanistan)."
Unlike Afghanistan? It's exactly the same my friend. American imperialism is what's going on here, and even if we say we're fighting so called terror, terror is in fact what we are spreading. The more land we can subdue, the more money we can make exploiting it. This is how our country has been running since 1776. Simply because of 9/11 doesn't all of a sudden make everything we do righteous. Bush has talked about sending troops to Somalia again (this time to hunt terrorists). Why? Because we failed to take control of the region and 'stablize it' earlier (Black Hawk Down). I agree with 'dumbass politicians and an ignorant citizenry', but I think you are part of that ignorant citizenry.
Man, I have been routing Eberharter for years, it's great that he finally sprung into the mainstream skiing community with his win at the Kitzbuehel slopes.
I can't wait to read his bio, and I hear the even have a section where he rates his favorite kind of snow!
What workers are realizing is that they are not part of the middle class. The fact is there is no more middle class. True, there are middle income families, but they have no more control over that income then a minimum wage worker. Because the company they work for owns their means of income, they are just as dependant upon another as unemployed citizens are on welfare. (Luckily, middle income workers have money saved up) As the gap between the upper and lower classes grows, we will see more and more layoffs of this nature.
Slashdot Mirror
mama, mama can't you see
how the army's debugging me
when null pointer's on the rise
I got to exercise my thighs.
What a smashing development.
They sure seem energetic about this idea.
Within months the company will be all washed up.
I've heard about this new fangled 'laser' nonesense. It's all a bunch of hulabaloo as far as I'm concerned. Why, in my day, we changed our own dang channels and we liked it! These youngsters have no work ethic. Typing on the kitchen table? It's blasphemous I say! Get your minds out of the gutter!
'And so on this chart *must* you will see *kill* that profit are higher *user* when customers...'
*drools* I think I'm in love. It is too sexy! I shouldn't look at it, but I must!
The show looks good, and if I had free time and got Showtime I might actually watch it. I think I'll just download it in a few months.
'And in conclusion, you should all go home and enjoy a nice drink of pepsi. The joy of Cola. Back to you John.'
Do you think aliens have storage areas for Earth things. Cuz they don't know what a cork screw is for, so they'd want to lock it away. Maybe that's why they think we won't mind the probes.
I think as an internet community we must be firm with spam, and therefore I can totally understand the blacklist view. Not even contemporary 'spaminators' stop all spam, and although it's just a little extra email, I think most people would agree it's one of the worst aspects of cyberlife.
net Pronunciation Key (nt) n.
1. An openwork fabric made of threads or cords that are woven or knotted together at regular intervals.
2. Something made of openwork fabric, especially:
a. A device for capturing birds, fish, or insects.
b. A barrier against flying insects.
c. A mesh for holding the hair in place.
d. Something that entraps; a snare.
e. A fine mesh fabric used as curtain or dress material or as the foundation for various laces.
3. Sports.
a. A barrier of meshwork cord or rope strung between two posts to divide a court in half, as in tennis and badminton.
A ball that is hit into this meshwork barrier.
The goal in soccer, hockey, and lacrosse.
The cord meshwork attached to the hoop of a basket in basketball.
A meshed network of lines, figures, or fibers.
A radio, television, or telephone network.
I wasn't in the mood to do binary last night :)
Tour Guide: 'On your left here is ENIAC. Say hello to ENIAC.'
'Hello'
ENIAC: '010100'
Tour Guide 'It says it's happy to see you children.'
'Next on your right is an Apple//e....
That's right baby. MS is all washed up.
(Pun intended)
To: Dan Sugalski and Dr. Damian Conway
Re: Loan
From: Joe the Lesser
Can I borrow some cash, I wanna a PS2.
Thanks.
My friend has every Family Guy episode burnt onto CDs. It's not hard for him to do at all now, let alone with new software. If you have the time and the interest, you can generally find anything.
Heaven forbid people stand up for what they believe in. That would be a terrible thing, if we all had morals and questioned authority. Nah, let's just follow our soothing right-wing leaders and pretend like everything's okay while we drink ourselves into a daze to help us escape the nagging feeling of guilt that our greed may actually cause harm.
I wonder if the robots will have a show called battlehumans, where they attack saws to our arms and tell us to charge each other. If so, I wanna be Vlad the Impaler.
Tube clocks? Weren't those out of style in the 80's?
My main hangup is that I don't know if I'm going to enjoy the game at all. However, if they allowed a trial period, I could make my decision before shelling out the money and then return it to the store if I didn't like it.
Or maybe I should get a job.
the Intel vs. Athlon war... "Breaking news from the front today. The armies of Athlon continue to push against the Intel positions. However, Intel's unique 'chime' technology his inspired their troops to hold the line..."
I believe this will be similar to online books, and hence, fail. When Stephen King put his book online [ http://www.stephenking.com/ ], he set the rate at one dollar to read it. One would expect the reply to be large, as paperback books run about 6 bucks nowadays. However, extensive reading of on-screen material tires the eyes and readers in the end decided that it wasn't worth it because it was too uncomfortable to read, and they'd rather have a paperback version.
"Black Hawk Down is a political movie about what happens when dumbass politicians and an ignorant citizenry send people off to die for no good reason anybody can think of (unlike Afghanistan)."
Unlike Afghanistan? It's exactly the same my friend. American imperialism is what's going on here, and even if we say we're fighting so called terror, terror is in fact what we are spreading. The more land we can subdue, the more money we can make exploiting it. This is how our country has been running since 1776. Simply because of 9/11 doesn't all of a sudden make everything we do righteous. Bush has talked about sending troops to Somalia again (this time to hunt terrorists). Why? Because we failed to take control of the region and 'stablize it' earlier (Black Hawk Down). I agree with 'dumbass politicians and an ignorant citizenry', but I think you are part of that ignorant citizenry.
'Eberharter wins at Kitzbuehel'
Man, I have been routing Eberharter for years, it's great that he finally sprung into the mainstream skiing community with his win at the Kitzbuehel slopes.
I can't wait to read his bio, and I hear the even have a section where he rates his favorite kind of snow!
Yes, I'm afraid, the counsel of the geeks has reviewed your case and sent the following decree:
'Let it be known that the above poster is indeed that much of a geek. We are glad to have him in our noble brotherhood.'
If I were you, I'd put that on my resume, it's quite an honor.
What workers are realizing is that they are not part of the middle class. The fact is there is no more middle class. True, there are middle income families, but they have no more control over that income then a minimum wage worker. Because the company they work for owns their means of income, they are just as dependant upon another as unemployed citizens are on welfare. (Luckily, middle income workers have money saved up) As the gap between the upper and lower classes grows, we will see more and more layoffs of this nature.