Fuck the Creationists Trash Talk Ah yeah, here we go again! Damn! This is some funky shit that I be laying down on your ass. This one goes out to all my homey's working in the field of evolutionary science. Check it!
Verse 1 Fuck the damn creationists, those bunch of dumb-ass bitches, every time I think of them my trigger finger itches. They want to have their bullshit, taught in public class, Stephen J. Gould should put his foot right up their ass. Noah and his ark, Adam and his Eve, straight up fairy stories even children don't believe. I'm not saying there's no god, that's not for me to say, all I'm saying is the Earth was not made in a day.
Chorus Fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck the Creationists.
Trash Talk Break it down. Ah damn, this is a funky jam! I'm about ready to kick this bitch back in. Check it.
Verse 2 Fuck the damn creationists I say it with authority, beause kicking there punk asses be me paramount priority. Them whack-ass bitches say, "evolution's just a theory", they best step off, them brainless fools, I'll give them cause to fear me. The cosmos is expanding every second, every day, but their minds are shrinking as they close their eyes and pray. They call their bullshit science like the word could give them cred, if them bitches be scientists then cap me in the head.
Chorus
Trash Talk Bass! Bring that shit in! Ah yeah, that's right, fuck them all motherfuckers. Fucking punk ass creationists trying to set scientific thought back 400 years. Fuck that! If them superstitious motherfuckers want to have that kind of party, I'm going to put my dick in the mashed potatoes. Fucking creationists. Fuck them.
sure, you sort of make sense, but I think the point they're trying to get across is that hacking is just like drug use- once you start modding your xbox, it will lead to harder crimes like piracy and raping his neighbor's dog. The fact that he was selling this just reinforces the negativity surround the 'hacking' addiction.
he should definitely get the death penalty for this. </sarcasm>
I took public transit in- no problem at all. the march is tomorrow and it's north of downtown, which should actually help the activity downtown for going to the nextfest or the waste, if you're so inclined. I find more events at the same time better because it means fewer people will be at the one thing you want to go to.
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yeah, they have it there this year also. I didn't even bother looking- it just looked stupid.
here- put on this blindfold and you won't be able to see me anymore. not really rocket science.
damn good show
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at first I thought it was just going to be a huge ad for GE- all you see are GE displays at first and then the farther you get in, the more of an organic, research oriented feel takes over the rest of the place. NASA has some really cool stuff on display. the gaming area was awesome and irobot had a packbot there. lot's of robots. I found the most interesting stuff to be in the medical and military fields. definitely go if you're anywhere near chicago. It's an easy show to spend the entire day at.
good point, but the father is a programmer- I doubt his son is ever in the room while he's playtesting. the overwhelming majority of the time it's just code on the screens. the tv he uses for playing is only a 10" tv, but the monitors he uses for the actual work are much larger. most of what he's doing would not be attractive to kids- it's just colored text. he prefers it this way. while I was there on christmas the main sound engineer for the game did some play testing and they were sure to close the door so the kids couldn't wander in while marilyn manson's creature was attacking them.
it was very interesting, even to non-gamers like my girlfriend and I.
I agree to a certain extent. I'm not sure what else their son does- I don't see them very often because we live in different states. I last saw them at christmas. I think he was just happy that his kid isn't into that stuff yet- he's only 5 or 6 (I don't really know), but I'm sure he'll learn how to play video games when he's ready. I would think they have him involved in lots of other activities, I just don't know what they are.
as a game programmer who has mostly worked with sports games and he hates both gaming and sports, I think he has a different view of it all. I'm not really a gamer either, but mostly because I think of it as a distraction. I don't think his work schedule would allow him to be much of a coach either, but that has more to do with the demand of his job then anything else.
I wouldn't be so sure of this. a good friend of mine has a 6 year old and he's glad that his son shows no interest in computers or video games yet- he's surprised there hasn't been any peer presure from his son's friends. the father is programmer and developer for the main gaming platforms and has all the developer kits in his office. the room is always locked and the son has a play area in the room while his father is working and needs to watch him, but otherwise doesn't participate or pay attention to what his father is doing, which can be particularly useful when he's working on a violent game like area 51. the father is very happy that his son just wants to run around outside and play with real toys for now.
it's the forward menu in the phone software itself. I use t-mobile for service. I just tested the system with another outside line and it's not in fact getting a busy, so I'm not positive why it doesn't loop, but it doesn't. yeah, the phone forwards after 10 seconds, before it would hit the service providers voicemail.
I don't use gnome, but it sounds cool- I may try this later with sendmail.
I'm not sure what the evolution you're referring to is, but here's the setup I use and I think it doesn't trigger another simulring because it's probably giving a busy tone at the time, which would kill the cell call right when vonage is switching to voicemail- I would need to test this with a third separate phone.
vonage is set for 15 seconsd delay before hitting voicemail and simulring is turned on. on my cell (nokia 3650) I have several forward options and the one I'm using is called 'if not answered' and it's set to forward back to my main # after 10 seconds. this setup has worked flawlessly for me and all voicemail ends up with vonage. I would guess that you could setup spamassassin or sendmail to somehow filter for vonage voicemail messages and then sms you through that somehow- is that what you want evolution for?
nope, no endless loop. the main vonage # doesn't forward- it simultaniously rings and then the cell forwards back to the main # after somany seconds- the main # does not consider this a new call and it's timed to go into the vonage voicemail at that point. This does everything I want without a pbx- that's why I recommend it. I'm not certain how it works so perfectly, but it does.
I use vonage and have the simulring feature turned on to ring my cell at the same time- then I have my cell set to forward after a set time back to the main number- this is awesome because all my numbers now ring to all my phones and since vonage has free incoming calls and the cell doesn't, I can manage my time with both plans more easily. All calls also end up in the same voicemail box with the vonage account and then that emails the message to me so I never have to check it manually. This system has worked amazingly well for me for the last couple months and it's eliminated all the issues I used to have with other landlines. good luck!!!
fuck yeah- I had a 'friend' who really wasn't that cool, but I still wanted to go over to his house to check out the 2400 baud modem. it was really fucking fast. you wouldn't believe it.
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MC Hawkins says:
Fuck the Creationists
Trash Talk
Ah yeah, here we go again!
Damn! This is some funky shit that I be laying down on your ass.
This one goes out to all my homey's working in the field of
evolutionary science.
Check it!
Verse 1
Fuck the damn creationists, those bunch of dumb-ass bitches,
every time I think of them my trigger finger itches.
They want to have their bullshit, taught in public class,
Stephen J. Gould should put his foot right up their ass.
Noah and his ark, Adam and his Eve,
straight up fairy stories even children don't believe.
I'm not saying there's no god, that's not for me to say,
all I'm saying is the Earth was not made in a day.
Chorus
Fuck, fuck, fuck,
fuck the Creationists.
Trash Talk
Break it down.
Ah damn, this is a funky jam!
I'm about ready to kick this bitch back in.
Check it.
Verse 2
Fuck the damn creationists I say it with authority,
beause kicking there punk asses be me paramount priority.
Them whack-ass bitches say, "evolution's just a theory",
they best step off, them brainless fools, I'll give them cause to fear me.
The cosmos is expanding every second, every day,
but their minds are shrinking as they close their eyes and pray.
They call their bullshit science like the word could give them cred,
if them bitches be scientists then cap me in the head.
Chorus
Trash Talk
Bass!
Bring that shit in!
Ah yeah, that's right, fuck them all motherfuckers.
Fucking punk ass creationists trying to set scientific thought back 400 years.
Fuck that!
If them superstitious motherfuckers want to have that kind of party,
I'm going to put my dick in the mashed potatoes.
Fucking creationists.
Fuck them.
Aha! then she must be sleeping with satan!
I think WalMart has already started construction.
but it get's lonely up there I'd definitely need a build-in lotion dispenser.
-:)
virtual reality won't let you know what it really smells like on a bus...
sometimes that's the best (worse?) part.
I'd be very curious of what one of these would cost though. any ideas?
She needs to be beaten with a clue by four
you can never be certain with /.
it's not spam, that's just a typo in the description- see, later in the brief it says 'smapped'. it's smap they're getting, not spam.
someone needs to smap the editors upside the head...
that's not really going to help anyone lose weight. ;)
sure, you sort of make sense, but I think the point they're trying to get across is that hacking is just like drug use- once you start modding your xbox, it will lead to harder crimes like piracy and raping his neighbor's dog. The fact that he was selling this just reinforces the negativity surround the 'hacking' addiction.
he should definitely get the death penalty for this.
</sarcasm>
I took public transit in- no problem at all.
the march is tomorrow and it's north of downtown, which should actually help the activity downtown for going to the nextfest or the waste, if you're so inclined.
I find more events at the same time better because it means fewer people will be at the one thing you want to go to.
yeah, they have it there this year also. I didn't even bother looking- it just looked stupid.
here- put on this blindfold and you won't be able to see me anymore. not really rocket science.
at first I thought it was just going to be a huge ad for GE- all you see are GE displays at first and then the farther you get in, the more of an organic, research oriented feel takes over the rest of the place. NASA has some really cool stuff on display. the gaming area was awesome and irobot had a packbot there.
lot's of robots.
I found the most interesting stuff to be in the medical and military fields. definitely go if you're anywhere near chicago. It's an easy show to spend the entire day at.
good point, but the father is a programmer- I doubt his son is ever in the room while he's playtesting. the overwhelming majority of the time it's just code on the screens. the tv he uses for playing is only a 10" tv, but the monitors he uses for the actual work are much larger. most of what he's doing would not be attractive to kids- it's just colored text. he prefers it this way. while I was there on christmas the main sound engineer for the game did some play testing and they were sure to close the door so the kids couldn't wander in while marilyn manson's creature was attacking them. it was very interesting, even to non-gamers like my girlfriend and I.
I agree to a certain extent. I'm not sure what else their son does- I don't see them very often because we live in different states. I last saw them at christmas. I think he was just happy that his kid isn't into that stuff yet- he's only 5 or 6 (I don't really know), but I'm sure he'll learn how to play video games when he's ready. I would think they have him involved in lots of other activities, I just don't know what they are. as a game programmer who has mostly worked with sports games and he hates both gaming and sports, I think he has a different view of it all. I'm not really a gamer either, but mostly because I think of it as a distraction. I don't think his work schedule would allow him to be much of a coach either, but that has more to do with the demand of his job then anything else.
he can't even hold the controller yet- what use is he?
I wouldn't be so sure of this. a good friend of mine has a 6 year old and he's glad that his son shows no interest in computers or video games yet- he's surprised there hasn't been any peer presure from his son's friends. the father is programmer and developer for the main gaming platforms and has all the developer kits in his office. the room is always locked and the son has a play area in the room while his father is working and needs to watch him, but otherwise doesn't participate or pay attention to what his father is doing, which can be particularly useful when he's working on a violent game like area 51. the father is very happy that his son just wants to run around outside and play with real toys for now.
I haven't had a chance to rfa, but how does leveno fall into this since their recent aquisition of ibm's pc business?
it's the forward menu in the phone software itself. I use t-mobile for service. I just tested the system with another outside line and it's not in fact getting a busy, so I'm not positive why it doesn't loop, but it doesn't. yeah, the phone forwards after 10 seconds, before it would hit the service providers voicemail. I don't use gnome, but it sounds cool- I may try this later with sendmail.
I'm not sure what the evolution you're referring to is, but here's the setup I use and I think it doesn't trigger another simulring because it's probably giving a busy tone at the time, which would kill the cell call right when vonage is switching to voicemail- I would need to test this with a third separate phone. vonage is set for 15 seconsd delay before hitting voicemail and simulring is turned on. on my cell (nokia 3650) I have several forward options and the one I'm using is called 'if not answered' and it's set to forward back to my main # after 10 seconds. this setup has worked flawlessly for me and all voicemail ends up with vonage. I would guess that you could setup spamassassin or sendmail to somehow filter for vonage voicemail messages and then sms you through that somehow- is that what you want evolution for?
nope, no endless loop. the main vonage # doesn't forward- it simultaniously rings and then the cell forwards back to the main # after somany seconds- the main # does not consider this a new call and it's timed to go into the vonage voicemail at that point. This does everything I want without a pbx- that's why I recommend it. I'm not certain how it works so perfectly, but it does.
I use vonage and have the simulring feature turned on to ring my cell at the same time- then I have my cell set to forward after a set time back to the main number- this is awesome because all my numbers now ring to all my phones and since vonage has free incoming calls and the cell doesn't, I can manage my time with both plans more easily. All calls also end up in the same voicemail box with the vonage account and then that emails the message to me so I never have to check it manually.
This system has worked amazingly well for me for the last couple months and it's eliminated all the issues I used to have with other landlines.
good luck!!!
but is your girlfriend as excited...
oh, wait
fuck yeah- I had a 'friend' who really wasn't that cool, but I still wanted to go over to his house to check out the 2400 baud modem. it was really fucking fast. you wouldn't believe it.