When I first read the headline, I thought that it said "Trogdor Taking Samba Beyond POSIX." I thought "Why would the burninator bother with this? Doesn't he have villages to burninate?" Yeah. I'll go ahead and read the article now...
Or you could get like 2 Intel machines for about the same price and not beat the crap outta 'em. I mean, yeah it's pretty respectible that a computer still runs after dropping it off a roof, but how often is that going to happen?
I say that if we are to move forward someone has to come up with a way to replace old technology. If Dell can make it so that I never have to use a floppy again, I say right on. Of course, every system will have to have a CD-RW so that boot disks can be made. But for everything else, use a USB keychain. They hold more than a floppy, are smaller than a floppy, and faster than a floppy. Some giant has to come along to upgrade a standard. Go Dell!
Napster's long since dead, Morpheus is also gone. Neonapster is crazy spyware. So, are there any good file sharing applications out there now? I tried a few flavors of Gnuetella about a year ago, but it wasn't very encouraging.
It's a reference to "The Tick." In one episode, the bad guy, who was named Chairface Chippendale (he was a buff guy with a chair for a head), wanted to make the world know who he was, so he decided to write his name on the moon. Luckily, the Tick stopped him... just not in time.
"The premise of the study was to find the germiest place in the workplace," said Chuck Gerba, who headed the study.
And you thought that you had a bad job.
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"I agreed to suspend my disbelief, not hang it."
When I first read the headline, I thought that it said "Trogdor Taking Samba Beyond POSIX." I thought "Why would the burninator bother with this? Doesn't he have villages to burninate?" Yeah. I'll go ahead and read the article now...
Or you could get like 2 Intel machines for about the same price and not beat the crap outta 'em. I mean, yeah it's pretty respectible that a computer still runs after dropping it off a roof, but how often is that going to happen?
I say that if we are to move forward someone has to come up with a way to replace old technology. If Dell can make it so that I never have to use a floppy again, I say right on. Of course, every system will have to have a CD-RW so that boot disks can be made. But for everything else, use a USB keychain. They hold more than a floppy, are smaller than a floppy, and faster than a floppy. Some giant has to come along to upgrade a standard. Go Dell!
First they steal the software, now they're stealing the marketing. O well, at least they make some improvements after the theft. O wait....
Humor from Penny Arcade. :-)
http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.php3
Napster's long since dead, Morpheus is also gone. Neonapster is crazy spyware. So, are there any good file sharing applications out there now? I tried a few flavors of Gnuetella about a year ago, but it wasn't very encouraging.
Maybe Hobo Sapiens? (ducks and runs for cover)
It's a reference to "The Tick." In one episode, the bad guy, who was named Chairface Chippendale (he was a buff guy with a chair for a head), wanted to make the world know who he was, so he decided to write his name on the moon. Luckily, the Tick stopped him ... just not in time.
"The premise of the study was to find the germiest place in the workplace," said Chuck Gerba, who headed the study. And you thought that you had a bad job.
No no no. Arkansaw is AR. Oklahomo is OK.
Who is Alan Ive? Sounds like a poet of some sort.