Well let me tell you something, Mean Gene, that Pro-Wrestling - I mean, "Sports Entertainment" mentality is what makes this country great, brother! All my little Huckstermaniacs lining up to take their steroids^H vitamins, say their prayers, and edit configuration files in vi are what make this country great, brother.
And let me tell you this, brother, at Survivor Series, when me and my tag team partner, KDE, get you and your little ceramic GNOME in the ring, we're going to unleash the full fury of Huckstermania, brother!
SO WHATCHA GONNA DO WHEN HUCKSTERMANIA RUNS WILD ON YOU!
Well, I suppose the only good thing that's come out of this is that now 2 more liberals have me on their foes list.:)
I gained 7 new freaks from this thread. Try harder:)
No, because Vista does something: Via the UAC, it shifts blame from a virus infection from Microsoft to the User who has already been conditioned to just click "OK" by years of Windows use.
First of all, the 650 thousand number you claim is discredited. The most accurate approximation, done by the Iraq Body Count project, is only around 80,000.
(But then again, you lefties called 100,000 people a "Million Man March", too, so obviously liberal math skills are as poor as liberal logic skills.)
According to the surveys Saddam's Iraq was safety paradise to live in
but only for the Ba'ath Party, and certainly not the Kurds
You (in a general sense), are racist when you talk about the death of a few thousand american soldiers, but neglect to mention or even less, acknowledge the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Iraqi civilians.)
Wanting my side to win is racism?
Wow, what an utterly stupid leap of logic. Then again, I'm not surprised that a liberal would resort to cries of racism when confronted by an overwhelming set of facts that discredits their flimsy position in a debate.
It's not racism to not be upset that people that want to kill as many Americans as possible are taking dirt naps. Sounds to me that the group that wants to kill Americans have race issues, not the Americans that want to fight back.
and we have nothing to show for it except negative opinions from our allies, and a show of weakening ourselves in a vicious cycle to our enemies.
You forgot a few things:
+ Mass Graves aren't being filled
+ Females are attending School
+ The Rape Rooms Are Shut Down
+ Saddam isn't paying $25,000 to families of Palestinian Suicide Bombers
+ Uday and Qusay Hussien are dead
+ Khalid Sheikh Mohammed - Captured
+ Chemical Ali - Captured
+ Abu Musab al-Zarqawi: DEAD.
But don't let something as trivial as the facts interrupt a liberal talking point.
Agreed. The person who leaked this document is a traitor in the mold of Hanoi Jane Fonda, John Walker Lindh, and whoever leaked the classified doucuments on the Wiretap program to the NY Times.
How ironic that the crowd complaining about the War On Terror are the same crowd working to subvert the war effort through actions like these. The Vichy French are alive and well.
It's time we start questioning these people's patriotism.
(Of course, MS denies that they paid Panasonic anything, but as far as I know the NY Times is sticking to it's story. Maybe it's semantics - say a personal check from Gates is not the same as a payment from Microsoft...)
What version of Windows? If it's XP, well, the jokes on Nigeria. If it's Vista, then that's just cruel and unusual punishment.
Me too. (Hey what is this, a Usenet discussion with a bunch of AOL'ers?)
I bought the 60 GB PS3 because it had backwards compatibility. I will play through and revisit old games that I haven't played in awhile, and the ability to now play these upscaled to HD is a bonus.
Backwards compatibility is also one reason why I purchased a PS2.
After all, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is *still* a fun game - I've played through it several times, eventually I will refresh my memory and play it again.
In my original post I called out ATI. My box with an nVidia card works well, but ATI's linux drivers blow. Hopefully now that they're owned by AMD that will change...
Funny, in the article those framerates for Quake III show CFS beating the pants off of SD.
Besides, the biggest barrier to 3d games in Linux is video card drivers (ATI, I'm looking at you!) as 3D drivers in Linux, even the proprietary ones, have tended to be unstable.
Linus is right one this one, the scheduler is a small part.
Your OpenSecrets link is misleading and inaccurate, because politicians are not required to report the number of sub $200 donations. When you look at the $5 and $10 donations, etc, and do the math correctly, the GOP comes out way ahead of the Democrats right now.
Campaign Finance Reform helped the GOP, too. From that article: The Supreme Court's ruling on campaign finance gives the Republicans, who raise far more in small donations, a big advantage in next year's elections for the White House and Congress.
This is also mirrored in funding. Dems (especially this cycle) will tend to get lots of smaller donations, while Republicans will get larger and fewer donations. Check the news stories.
You should check the news stories, because you've got the donation patterns backwards. The GOP gets smaller, but more, donations, and the Democrats get larger and fewer donations from Hollywood and George Soros types.
From TFA: The OS used was Windows XP Pro SP2.
A 32 bit OS. The real strength of the AMD 64 architecture is running in 64 bit mode - benchmarking this chip compared to other 64 bit architectures would be far more helpful than running a 32bit Sandra tests and Photoshop tests on it.
Not a very helpful benchmark. I'd like to see these chips compared running 64 bit OS's - and compare the speed and throughput of applications like Apache, Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL, PHP / Perl scripting, and raw image processing - not Photoshop, where most of the time is spent waiting on the user to do something.
Since you have some experience, could you please recommend an F/OSS MIDI sequencer? I'd like to do some work on my Yamaha Clavinova, but I'm having a hard time finding a decent sequencer that works under Kubuntu (Edgy) and/or XP.
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Nice try, HomelessInLaJolla - but there's one glaring error: I never trolled you, and we've already been over that.
I could try creating a thousand sock-puppet accounts
You already did:
Shteven, Omaze, hairpinblue, Don Qigong, Foo Moe Dee, FuMoDi, maximilln, SilverspurG, and I'm sure there are several others.
Well let me tell you something, Mean Gene, that Pro-Wrestling - I mean, "Sports Entertainment" mentality is what makes this country great, brother!
All my little Huckstermaniacs lining up to take their steroids^H vitamins, say their prayers, and edit configuration files in vi are what make this country great, brother.
And let me tell you this, brother, at Survivor Series, when me and my tag team partner, KDE, get you and your little ceramic GNOME in the ring, we're going to unleash the full fury of Huckstermania, brother!
SO WHATCHA GONNA DO WHEN HUCKSTERMANIA RUNS WILD ON YOU!
Well, I suppose the only good thing that's come out of this is that now 2 more liberals have me on their foes list. :) :)
I gained 7 new freaks from this thread. Try harder
There are motherboards that support it. Just not "production" motherboards.
No, because Vista does something: Via the UAC, it shifts blame from a virus infection from Microsoft to the User who has already been conditioned to just click "OK" by years of Windows use.
So it's got that going for it, at least.
even if it means invading a country based on what are demonstrably lies.
A lie is a statement, true or false, with an intent to deceive. That is now what happened.
By your logic, Scientists "lied" when they asserted the atom was the smallest particle.
Your sheer stupidity is breathtaking.
First of all, the 650 thousand number you claim is discredited. The most accurate approximation, done by the Iraq Body Count project, is only around 80,000.
(But then again, you lefties called 100,000 people a "Million Man March", too, so obviously liberal math skills are as poor as liberal logic skills.)
According to the surveys Saddam's Iraq was safety paradise to live in
but only for the Ba'ath Party, and certainly not the Kurds
You (in a general sense), are racist when you talk about the death of a few thousand american soldiers, but neglect to mention or even less, acknowledge the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Iraqi civilians.)
Wanting my side to win is racism?
Wow, what an utterly stupid leap of logic. Then again, I'm not surprised that a liberal would resort to cries of racism when confronted by an overwhelming set of facts that discredits their flimsy position in a debate.
It's not racism to not be upset that people that want to kill as many Americans as possible are taking dirt naps. Sounds to me that the group that wants to kill Americans have race issues, not the Americans that want to fight back.
and we have nothing to show for it except negative opinions from our allies, and a show of weakening ourselves in a vicious cycle to our enemies.
You forgot a few things:
+ Mass Graves aren't being filled
+ Females are attending School
+ The Rape Rooms Are Shut Down
+ Saddam isn't paying $25,000 to families of Palestinian Suicide Bombers
+ Uday and Qusay Hussien are dead
+ Khalid Sheikh Mohammed - Captured
+ Chemical Ali - Captured
+ Abu Musab al-Zarqawi: DEAD.
But don't let something as trivial as the facts interrupt a liberal talking point.
Reality based community, my ass.
Agreed. The person who leaked this document is a traitor in the mold of Hanoi Jane Fonda, John Walker Lindh, and whoever leaked the classified doucuments on the Wiretap program to the NY Times.
How ironic that the crowd complaining about the War On Terror are the same crowd working to subvert the war effort through actions like these. The Vichy French are alive and well.
It's time we start questioning these people's patriotism.
Yes, because we all know the NY Times is a paragon of journalistic integrity.
Point taken - but Jayson Blair didn't write that article...
That, and the NY Times isn't the only rag to report that.
Considering that Microsoft paid off Panasonic to drop Blu-Ray (despite Blu-Ray being ahead in sales of players and media), I'd suggest the B word is "Buy-Off".
(Of course, MS denies that they paid Panasonic anything, but as far as I know the NY Times is sticking to it's story. Maybe it's semantics - say a personal check from Gates is not the same as a payment from Microsoft...)
What version of Windows? If it's XP, well, the jokes on Nigeria. If it's Vista, then that's just cruel and unusual punishment.
Forget vinyl - when can we get things recorded in Analog to Water?
Plus, when you're done listening to it, you can make Ramen noodles with Skwisgaar's solos, or maybe even coffee with Toki's Rhythm Guitar parts...
DETHKLOK RULES!
Me too. (Hey what is this, a Usenet discussion with a bunch of AOL'ers?)
I bought the 60 GB PS3 because it had backwards compatibility. I will play through and revisit old games that I haven't played in awhile, and the ability to now play these upscaled to HD is a bonus.
Backwards compatibility is also one reason why I purchased a PS2.
After all, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is *still* a fun game - I've played through it several times, eventually I will refresh my memory and play it again.
You misspelled "Black Sabbath".
/Ozzy rules
In my original post I called out ATI. My box with an nVidia card works well, but ATI's linux drivers blow. Hopefully now that they're owned by AMD that will change...
Funny, in the article those framerates for Quake III show CFS beating the pants off of SD.
Besides, the biggest barrier to 3d games in Linux is video card drivers (ATI, I'm looking at you!) as 3D drivers in Linux, even the proprietary ones, have tended to be unstable.
Linus is right one this one, the scheduler is a small part.
What part of this is "non-physical"?
Very Nice. Welcome to my friends list.
Link to article discussing the "soft-money" donations, and how the GOP is wiping the floor with the Dems.
Your OpenSecrets link is misleading and inaccurate, because politicians are not required to report the number of sub $200 donations. When you look at the $5 and $10 donations, etc, and do the math correctly, the GOP comes out way ahead of the Democrats right now.
Campaign Finance Reform helped the GOP, too. From that article: The Supreme Court's ruling on campaign finance gives the Republicans, who raise far more in small donations, a big advantage in next year's elections for the White House and Congress.
This is also mirrored in funding. Dems (especially this cycle) will tend to get lots of smaller donations, while Republicans will get larger and fewer donations. Check the news stories.
You should check the news stories, because you've got the donation patterns backwards. The GOP gets smaller, but more, donations, and the Democrats get larger and fewer donations from Hollywood and George Soros types.
Wrong University. Ohio University != THE Ohio State University.
The Bobcats (OU) only wish they were as awesome as Buckeyes (OSU).
I generally like smart, powerful, no-nonsense women who don't take shit from anyone.
e one...
I'd like to introduce you to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phyllis_Schlafly>som
From TFA: The OS used was Windows XP Pro SP2.
A 32 bit OS. The real strength of the AMD 64 architecture is running in 64 bit mode - benchmarking this chip compared to other 64 bit architectures would be far more helpful than running a 32bit Sandra tests and Photoshop tests on it.
Not a very helpful benchmark. I'd like to see these chips compared running 64 bit OS's - and compare the speed and throughput of applications like Apache, Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL, PHP / Perl scripting, and raw image processing - not Photoshop, where most of the time is spent waiting on the user to do something.
Since you have some experience, could you please recommend an F/OSS MIDI sequencer? I'd like to do some work on my Yamaha Clavinova, but I'm having a hard time finding a decent sequencer that works under Kubuntu (Edgy) and/or XP.
apt-get rosegarden
He who laughs last is just a hand in the bush.
Ozzy rules. \m/ \m/