Not so bad. If they have 15 grand, I'm sure they have a few flashlights. Only problem is some geek knocking at your door offering to install linux and snorting about how terrible windows is every time your house crashes. Ugh.
Actually, every computer professional has a midi footpad under every computer desk, so they can control beeping noises. Sort of like whenever I slide a lighting slider I say "woooosh" or "wht" depending on how fast I slide it.
I'm afraid my friend with a large medieval style mace wins. Not sure if it was legal or not, but it was sure annoying. I can understand his pride in making it, but it would have been nice if he didn't take it to every college class. Now he is working on a sheath for his sword, so he can legally carry it about. I wish he wouldn't.
Even trying to find good food, without having eaten fast food in your childhood, is hard. Look at the sodium content in some food. After cutting out high sodium friends, a person I know has had far less headaches, and much better blood pressure. Seems to have more effect than most medications. I will probably get modded down for this, but it seems the free market fails on the food front. Why can't I get a healthy meal out of a fast food store? Why must I hear "betcha can't eat just one?"
Just like the government must be called in to prevent children from drinking! Smoking! Doing crack! My friend, you are more right than you could possibly imagine!
If Valve is making money off of my (I don't have one, but maybe some day) CS:S server, why shouldn't they help me offset the cost in my bandwidth? If they want to start their own dedicated server network, good for them, but right now I see no reason for server ops to be happy.
I am sort of hoping that with the PS3's use of open standards (sorry for the marketspeak), games would be relatively easily ported to Linux. Sony could release a set of libraries, and make porting games from PS3 to any system, including Linux or Mac, reasonably easy. Changing includes and optimizations and target system in your makefile, and without too much trouble, you have a game for all platforms.
Never mention them BY NAME. In fact, even if you are losing, it is best to avoid it. Your competition should be irrelevant, only used/eaten/bought by the foolhardy. I believe Pepsi ads were far more likely to mention Coke, than Coke ads were to mention Pepsi.
I highly doubt that first one. Have you seen that ad on slashdot where microsoft mentions linux explicitly? You never mention your competition unless you are losing. It might be easier to locate and clean up large servers spamming, but they could still be useful for hosting phishing sites or holding porn or distributing spyware. It's also funny that you should say that server operators are more computer literate, because I don't see many FTP home server users giving away account passwords, which was done by a band's website, the band was mentioned here a while back. Files could be added and deleted, and someone could have upladed a spyware program and called it player.exe or something. I emailed the admin, and he said they were replacing it.
All I meant was that the name IDM does not conjour up notions of unusual samples somehow fit together in an interesting way. I'd usually call that... sampling. Creative sampling. But still, perhaps, in which case it retains its title of worst named genre ever (to say nothing of the music, which I am not versed in). Nothing against anything you said or against the genre, just that it seemed a bit odd to consider that a core thing to "Intelligent Dance Music."
OK, let me get this straight. A Stephen King novel... is better than a Stanley Kubrick movie starring Jack Nicholson pretty close to his prime. I find that hard to believe. I'll have to check it out some time. If it was better than finally seeing what Jack was typing, seeing REDRUM in the mirror, seeing that bolt open, and a generally bright setting made horrifying, then that book must be pretty good.
Thanks to the heat given off by the tesla coils, your pipes will not freeze. And if your house starts on fire, the coil should continue operating until the power line is burnt, preventing firefighters from approaching and causing water damage to your computers. Perfect!
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I hope that was purposeful. An infrared transmitter is not usually a laser, just an LED below the visible light spectrum.
I sort of hope so... but then again I sort of don't. Either way, I feel sick.
Journals are for people who never fsck...
Not so bad. If they have 15 grand, I'm sure they have a few flashlights. Only problem is some geek knocking at your door offering to install linux and snorting about how terrible windows is every time your house crashes. Ugh.
Actually, every computer professional has a midi footpad under every computer desk, so they can control beeping noises. Sort of like whenever I slide a lighting slider I say "woooosh" or "wht" depending on how fast I slide it.
I'm afraid my friend with a large medieval style mace wins. Not sure if it was legal or not, but it was sure annoying. I can understand his pride in making it, but it would have been nice if he didn't take it to every college class. Now he is working on a sheath for his sword, so he can legally carry it about. I wish he wouldn't.
Even trying to find good food, without having eaten fast food in your childhood, is hard. Look at the sodium content in some food. After cutting out high sodium friends, a person I know has had far less headaches, and much better blood pressure. Seems to have more effect than most medications. I will probably get modded down for this, but it seems the free market fails on the food front. Why can't I get a healthy meal out of a fast food store? Why must I hear "betcha can't eat just one?"
Just like the government must be called in to prevent children from drinking! Smoking! Doing crack! My friend, you are more right than you could possibly imagine!
That would be an improvement over the Swiss Army Knife. I don't think I have ever cut much of anything with one of those.
If Valve is making money off of my (I don't have one, but maybe some day) CS:S server, why shouldn't they help me offset the cost in my bandwidth? If they want to start their own dedicated server network, good for them, but right now I see no reason for server ops to be happy.
I am sort of hoping that with the PS3's use of open standards (sorry for the marketspeak), games would be relatively easily ported to Linux. Sony could release a set of libraries, and make porting games from PS3 to any system, including Linux or Mac, reasonably easy. Changing includes and optimizations and target system in your makefile, and without too much trouble, you have a game for all platforms.
Never mention them BY NAME. In fact, even if you are losing, it is best to avoid it. Your competition should be irrelevant, only used/eaten/bought by the foolhardy. I believe Pepsi ads were far more likely to mention Coke, than Coke ads were to mention Pepsi.
I highly doubt that first one. Have you seen that ad on slashdot where microsoft mentions linux explicitly? You never mention your competition unless you are losing. It might be easier to locate and clean up large servers spamming, but they could still be useful for hosting phishing sites or holding porn or distributing spyware. It's also funny that you should say that server operators are more computer literate, because I don't see many FTP home server users giving away account passwords, which was done by a band's website, the band was mentioned here a while back. Files could be added and deleted, and someone could have upladed a spyware program and called it player.exe or something. I emailed the admin, and he said they were replacing it.
I had only bid a deciban. You win.
All I meant was that the name IDM does not conjour up notions of unusual samples somehow fit together in an interesting way. I'd usually call that... sampling. Creative sampling. But still, perhaps, in which case it retains its title of worst named genre ever (to say nothing of the music, which I am not versed in). Nothing against anything you said or against the genre, just that it seemed a bit odd to consider that a core thing to "Intelligent Dance Music."
Well no, you see, you tell him the high score, and he tells you if that's his code or not.
For a genre called "Intelligent Dance Music," that makes a lot of sense.
OK, let me get this straight. A Stephen King novel... is better than a Stanley Kubrick movie starring Jack Nicholson pretty close to his prime. I find that hard to believe. I'll have to check it out some time. If it was better than finally seeing what Jack was typing, seeing REDRUM in the mirror, seeing that bolt open, and a generally bright setting made horrifying, then that book must be pretty good.
It's better to buy an alienware rig. That way you can tell if you have had robbers as well.
Well, aside from two dead bodies, the hotel was in good shape. I'd rather have "REDRUM" on a door than a burst pipe, I say.
Thanks to the heat given off by the tesla coils, your pipes will not freeze. And if your house starts on fire, the coil should continue operating until the power line is burnt, preventing firefighters from approaching and causing water damage to your computers. Perfect!
I could be wrong, but I don't think WordStar invented words either...
It's pretty common now to call Microsoft Word just Word.
Yeah, if someone said that, I'd have to admit it to be a bit more creative than OMG LAG. I must suck at CS, all I ever say is "Nice Shot!"
Which movie? The Perfect Storm?
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