I noticed Apple was mum on iTunes for 64 bit processing. Which is too bad, because I really miss having iTunes since I upgraded to WinXP 64... especially since it means using Windows Media Player (**shudder**).
I used to work in a cleanroom too. Every year, hay fever season would come, and I would try to work as long as possible in there. It was great to go in with itch eyes, runny nose, and nasal drip, only an hour or so later to be free of all symptoms. Wonderful. Man I miss the cleanroom.
Coding in cleanroom, now that elevated my geekiness factor by at least 5.
After the user click "Choose a new password" 10 times, didn't like any of them. Out of sheer frustration, they finally just selected one, about 1.2 seconds later, they wrote that password down on a post-it note. Where their new password is proudly displayed on their monitor.
There's secure, and then there's stupid. This falls into the latter. No average user will be able to remember some machine generated pword.
Years ago I bought a Minolta Dig Camera from a Brooklyn dealer via CNet. I was curious how/why they were able to price the camera a good $100 less than Fry's Electronics. Low, the camera shows up, it's the genuine article. New and US region bound.
Can someone explain how these guys operate? And whether they're as shady as many seem.
Jaimie and Adam for all those that endlessly complain about the lack of hard science and that god aweful complaint about the whole AC vs. windows down, I thought you might find this useful:
You know, before I answer any more questions there's something I wanted to say. Having received all your letters over the years, and I've spoken to many of you, and some of you have traveled... y'know... hundreds of miles to be here, I'd just like to say... GET A LIFE, will you people? I mean, for crying out loud, it's just a TV show!
BTW, my four year old daughter and I love your show. I miss the early years, before you started censoring ingredients and blurring signs, shirts, etc.
This has become something of an obligatory thread, for those curious where it all began. Where/. started. Although 1969 is hard to believe, but nonetheless, it is the first/. post.
I have made the/. pilgrimage, I have come to mountain, Muhammad is not here.
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Isn't that called XML?
Care to guess what it is?
Yep, http://www.hanshootsfirst.org/
Yeah? Try it.
The installer stops you and tells you it won't install on 64 bit OSes. This may have been true with older distros, but it's not now.
I noticed Apple was mum on iTunes for 64 bit processing. Which is too bad, because I really miss having iTunes since I upgraded to WinXP 64... especially since it means using Windows Media Player (**shudder**).
I used to work in a cleanroom too. Every year, hay fever season would come, and I would try to work as long as possible in there. It was great to go in with itch eyes, runny nose, and nasal drip, only an hour or so later to be free of all symptoms. Wonderful. Man I miss the cleanroom.
Coding in cleanroom, now that elevated my geekiness factor by at least 5.
I totally agree. Take Worms... loved, absolutely loved that game, but they had to make it 3D. Completely ruined the game.
I might have to dust off Worms World Party tonight... great game.
I've got an aimbot for Asteriods if anyone's interested.
I guarantee:
After the user click "Choose a new password" 10 times, didn't like any of them. Out of sheer frustration, they finally just selected one, about 1.2 seconds later, they wrote that password down on a post-it note. Where their new password is proudly displayed on their monitor.
There's secure, and then there's stupid. This falls into the latter. No average user will be able to remember some machine generated pword.
"Mortal Kombat... good movie"
I'm so glad there was a period between those two statements.
Instead of a period, I could suggest:
-Was not a
-Far from
-No where near
And of course Nirvana's In Utero... I mean c'mon "Waif me"?
as soon as Chuck decides he bought his last... it's all over.
Good deal. Thanks for the tip. Went right through my corp's firewall.
Boy, and how!
That Nimoy, is a veritable cornucopia of great and memorable quotes.
I'm sure if I were Leonard, I probably could say something memorable right now.
"The bureaucracy is growing to meet the needs of the growing bureaucracy."
-Leonard Nimoy
Or warrants.
Link so we can join in your joy?
Years ago I bought a Minolta Dig Camera from a Brooklyn dealer via CNet. I was curious how/why they were able to price the camera a good $100 less than Fry's Electronics. Low, the camera shows up, it's the genuine article. New and US region bound.
Can someone explain how these guys operate? And whether they're as shady as many seem.
Jaimie and Adam for all those that endlessly complain about the lack of hard science and that god aweful complaint about the whole AC vs. windows down, I thought you might find this useful:
You know, before I answer any more questions there's something I wanted to say. Having received all your letters over the years, and I've spoken to many of you, and some of you have traveled... y'know... hundreds of miles to be here, I'd just like to say... GET A LIFE, will you people? I mean, for crying out loud, it's just a TV show!
BTW, my four year old daughter and I love your show. I miss the early years, before you started censoring ingredients and blurring signs, shirts, etc.
Yep, that's what HanShootsFirst.org is all about...
No one cares. It's a dupe, dupes happen, get over it. While I admire your proficient use of links, get over it. Dupes happen.
True all true... 5 YEARS AGO!
Laptop rugby anyone?
Already working on it.
This has become something of an obligatory thread, for those curious where it all began. Where /. started. Although 1969 is hard to believe, but nonetheless, it is the first /. post.
/. pilgrimage, I have come to mountain, Muhammad is not here.
I have made the
As always, please remember to sign the petition for the release of the theatrical version on DVD here: http://www.hanshootsfirst.org