Recipient: Hello? (rubs eyes)
Caller: Hi, did I wake you?
Recipient: Whaaa...?
Caller: I'm using VOIP, and it costs me next to nothing!
Recipient: (blinks)... you A-Hole!
Caller: Yep, AOL - how'd ya guess?
My guess is that the fatherboards refuse to perform garbage collection, misinterpret the communication protocol with the motherboard, and are constantly scolded for eyeing off the newer models of GPU's.
Thus they are kept in solitary confinement far from the eyes of the public and are used only to pump out offspring. It's solely for the XY86 chromosome, I'm sure.
Ahhh god no, not RealPlayer! I'd prefer to have WMP forced upon me than suffer the humiliation of being attended to by RealPlayer... Ouch! Give me more! Ouch!
I had EXACTLY the same reaction, but then I relaxed safe in the knowledge that it wouldn't get very far due to my randomly arranged "floor-drobe".
However, if the designers were really sadistic, they could program it to snicker "Neh-neh" when you stubbed a toe trying to find the fucker in the dark.
Sure, you have a very valid point. My drive is not to strain tenuous analogies beyond their stretching point. Instead it's a desire to see Linux increase in exposure such that we may see the general awareness in Linux being other than a geek's OS (I know it isn't, but think of the masses).
Y'know what's really funny is that OS-X supports poly-button mice with wheel-scrolling ability, yet Apple don't (as yet) sell such a mouse. This has been good for those 3rd party vendors who produce asthetically-pleasing multi-button mice. Please, no flames about Control-Click, I'm a Mac user, yet respect the right-click.
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I agree with your conclusion - K3B > NeroLinux. However, one wouldn't criticize their newly-born child for not being able to run like his years-older brother. See this for what is is - more Linux support from predominantly MS Windows-based vendors.
Since not every IIS-served site requires ActiveX-aware clients, doesn't it seem pointless to quote such statistics without knowing exactly what proportion of MS-served sites require ActiveX? Sure SOME do, but how much is 'some'?
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Recipient: Hello? (rubs eyes)
Caller: Hi, did I wake you?
Recipient: Whaaa...?
Caller: I'm using VOIP, and it costs me next to nothing!
Recipient: (blinks)... you A-Hole!
Caller: Yep, AOL - how'd ya guess?
Agreed, the fact that one can patent an (as yet) unimplementable idea is absurd! Surely, if you can't do it, you can't patent it? Gah!
In the words of Shaun Ryder, "You're twisting my melon, man".
Sorry, the formatting appears the same as the previous post (Firefox 1.0.2, Windows XP).
For the love of God, get an air-conditioner! Think of the poor CPU! They don't yet have beer-cooling!
Thus they are kept in solitary confinement far from the eyes of the public and are used only to pump out offspring. It's solely for the XY86 chromosome, I'm sure.
Dang rubber envelopes...
Ahhh god no, not RealPlayer! I'd prefer to have WMP forced upon me than suffer the humiliation of being attended to by RealPlayer... Ouch! Give me more! Ouch!
If you ever find yourself in bed with MS, be sure you remembered to bring your own lube.
Awww, it would have been fun to watch the lawyers being chased by bulls.
However, if the designers were really sadistic, they could program it to snicker "Neh-neh" when you stubbed a toe trying to find the fucker in the dark.
Wake up - you've posted in the wrong forking topic! BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZT!!!!
Practise safe forking - type with rubber gloves.
Is this a trick question?
Nice one, troll smacked down hard methinks. And if he gets up again for more, then he's a masochist!
No? OK then, it's not a snuff film. It's a regular film where actors act and no-one gets hurt.
And what's worse is that the costumer's always right! Tell that to my colour-blind tailor!
Sure, you have a very valid point. My drive is not to strain tenuous analogies beyond their stretching point. Instead it's a desire to see Linux increase in exposure such that we may see the general awareness in Linux being other than a geek's OS (I know it isn't, but think of the masses).
Y'know what's really funny is that OS-X supports poly-button mice with wheel-scrolling ability, yet Apple don't (as yet) sell such a mouse. This has been good for those 3rd party vendors who produce asthetically-pleasing multi-button mice. Please, no flames about Control-Click, I'm a Mac user, yet respect the right-click.
I'll definately join. Were do I sine up?
I agree with your conclusion - K3B > NeroLinux. However, one wouldn't criticize their newly-born child for not being able to run like his years-older brother. See this for what is is - more Linux support from predominantly MS Windows-based vendors.
I don't know - what are you thinking? NeroLinux is made by Ahead Software (aka makers of Nero).
Since not every IIS-served site requires ActiveX-aware clients, doesn't it seem pointless to quote such statistics without knowing exactly what proportion of MS-served sites require ActiveX? Sure SOME do, but how much is 'some'?
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