Yeah! You heard the man. Go take your "ideas" someplace where they have "discussions"! Maybe some sort of "forum". Just keep it off fonts of irrefutable knowledge like Slashdot.
Really? No censorship? In any way, shape or form? Because just the other evening Fritjof Capra kept yelling, "Fire!" at a crowded showing of the new Harry Potter movie and it was really starting to piss me off.
I even tried talking to the ushers about it, but there was nothing they could do. We could all hear how loud he was yelling, but we could never discern his exact position in the theater. Friggin' particle physicists.
Come on folks, I think it's time we as a society drop all the euphemisms for a natural phenomenon common to half the world's population. Laura's not having an "episodic adventure" nor is her "special friend" visiting. She's having her monthly period. Or, if you prefer, she's "bleeding from her vagina".
Having read your list, all I can think of is the potential of the Wii controller for an immersive baby seal clubbing game. Well, that and those two Japanese gents from the ad campaign playing the baby seal clubbing game.
--Remote Desktop: Check. Not as slick as the Windows one, but doesn't lack for anything important.
Are you talking about Vino or Vncviewer or what? In what way is there slickness lacking?
From my experience, there are a couple of features found in Windows remote desktop that I'd like in vncviewer:
* Compensate for differences in resolution: if the Vino server I'm remoting to has a dual-monitor setup, I'd like the option of having the desktop displayed at the client's resolution, consolidating apps to the single screen.
* Prevent users from interacting with the console: if I remote to a Vino server, say from home to my system at work, everything I do is visible to someone looking on the system. For that matter, they'd be able to click or type on the system as I'd have to unlock the screensaver first. There should be an option to have a locked screensaver displayed on the console for privacy's sake while I do my work.
Ah, there's nothing more exciting than programming. You get all the fun of sitting still, being quiet, writing down algorithms, paying attention...programming has it all.
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This is Worker speaking. Hello.
What an ethically bankrupt position. Some of us get our drinking water from those rivers, you know?
Admitting that you're a moron is the first step towards recovery.
"PC Load Letter"? What the fuck does that mean?
Yeah! You heard the man. Go take your "ideas" someplace where they have "discussions"! Maybe some sort of "forum". Just keep it off fonts of irrefutable knowledge like Slashdot.
Speckerhead.
Do you even bother to look at the site, you know, just to check that the story hasn't been posted already?
Wouldn't that constitute data mining? I believe the Slashdot editors are ethically opposed to that sort of activity.
Just take my advice and steer clear of the brontosaurus ribs at your local drive-in diner. They'll tip your car over every time.
Really? No censorship? In any way, shape or form? Because just the other evening Fritjof Capra kept yelling, "Fire!" at a crowded showing of the new Harry Potter movie and it was really starting to piss me off.
I even tried talking to the ushers about it, but there was nothing they could do. We could all hear how loud he was yelling, but we could never discern his exact position in the theater. Friggin' particle physicists.
You should put an umlaut over the 'A' in Anvils.
Heh. On first read, I parsed "Many believe that President Clinton pardoning his brothel..."
Let me guess, they were all non-vital diplomacy skill checks, right?
A few years seems excessive. Let's come to a compromise and reschedule for DecembArrgh!
Arrgh! Arrgh. Er...
Sorry.
It does. Mars just needs massive women.
Come on folks, I think it's time we as a society drop all the euphemisms for a natural phenomenon common to half the world's population. Laura's not having an "episodic adventure" nor is her "special friend" visiting. She's having her monthly period. Or, if you prefer, she's "bleeding from her vagina".
Having read your list, all I can think of is the potential of the Wii controller for an immersive baby seal clubbing game. Well, that and those two Japanese gents from the ad campaign playing the baby seal clubbing game.
--Remote Desktop: Check. Not as slick as the Windows one, but doesn't lack for anything important.
Are you talking about Vino or Vncviewer or what? In what way is there slickness lacking?
From my experience, there are a couple of features found in Windows remote desktop that I'd like in vncviewer:
* Compensate for differences in resolution: if the Vino server I'm remoting to has a dual-monitor setup, I'd like the option of having the desktop displayed at the client's resolution, consolidating apps to the single screen.
* Prevent users from interacting with the console: if I remote to a Vino server, say from home to my system at work, everything I do is visible to someone looking on the system. For that matter, they'd be able to click or type on the system as I'd have to unlock the screensaver first. There should be an option to have a locked screensaver displayed on the console for privacy's sake while I do my work.
How about a hint -- does it have anything to do with that strange illegible text in your sig?
I agree. It's a whole lot of fuss over nothing. Like anyone's going to log onto the Internet to see some woman's pussy.
And so another journalism major enters the workforce...
Fuck everything. We're doing five laptops per child.
If only cryogenic resurrection centers had existed at that time we might still have Lincoln with us today.
The real question is will they be squirting the subpoenas to their customers?
Ah, there's nothing more exciting than programming. You get all the fun of sitting still, being quiet, writing down algorithms, paying attention...programming has it all.