42! Argh!!! Now the universe will implode because, as we all know, the answer and the question are mutually exclusive and cannot be known in the same universe at the same time!
Heh.. you really enjoy thinking you're making me angry aren't you? And who said I actually use either term for wireless connections? I usually just call them wireless networks... No real need for anything else just to make it sound techier... I don't really see any point to respond anything else you mentioned... Not really any point to responding to this either, but here goes the preview button...
1. It doesn't matter whether there is one for the 68K calcs or not, he was reminiscing... And actually, I've known about Pedrom since way before this release... 2. Why do you keep mentioning gentoo? The article had nothing to do with it, nor did the original post... In fact, you are most zealous anti-gentoo person I've met... 3. WiFI is used because it's quicker to say than 802.11(b,g, whatever...) 4. Yes, there is. If you, troll that you are, would care to check up on things first, you would know that... It's not a port of the code, It's a ray-casting engine that is using grayscaled pictures from the original game, and it actually doesn't look half bad..
Such a troll.... Anyways: 1. the zshell he was referring to was not the linux shell, but rather a hack for the TI-85 allowing it to run ASM programs... the first big release of such a thing on TI calculators... 2. WTH did any of that have to do with gentoo? 3. troll... no comment... 4. There is already a project porting Wolf3D to the calculator using TICT's FAT engine
I think it's actually more likely than that that there was no parallel to our technological development cycle at all. They may, for example, have developed biology to such a point that they send actual engineered viruses rather than nanobots (eg: biological rather than technical) or maybe aquatics rather than air and space flight(and therefore not sending signals) or telepathic/hive mind so they wouldn't send signals...
hehe... that reminds me of Cliff Stoll's The Cuckoo's Egg... He hooked up printers to the modems the comps were using and monitored the hacker that way.
"it cannot be right or wrong. Whether or not it is right is a whole different issue"
psycho? double-think!!!!
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rather than make them visible when up close, place them all in seperate, identical, rooms and hook them up via wi-fi or some such technology. (and beware the guys in the trucks outside the buildings upgrading your opponents weapons >=) )
"Learning the fundamentals of XML might take a programmer a week. Learning how to use XML effectively might take a lifetime."
--I suspect that you could shave a few months off that time by browsing through this book once in a while.
...Does this mean the book could shorten our liftime? or shave a few months off of a week?
I defy you to install the freenet-unstable package (in the unstable apt-source), unless it has been fixed in the past two months (it was reported as broken almost a year ago...) You will find that there is an endless loop in the debconf configuration...
There've been enough stories about SCO that any possible comment regarding the legitimacy of their lawsuit and what they're doing/darl's big fat cheque coming after 4 periods of increase in the stock market etc that I hereby announce that every anti-sco post shall be modded redundant and any pro-sco posts shall be modded as flamebait, thankyou...
Eh... actually, I am not claiming to be a 'great master of japanese', I'm just doing what I was told by the maker of slime forest...
Note: There is no n in roumaji! Lots of confused students write it, "romanji."
Please kick anyone you catch doing that. "Romaji" is the most conventional English spelling, and the one you should probably use, but I use "roumaji" here as the accurate phonetic spelling in the roumaji style I use for Project LRNJ.
That's funny... whenevere I read windows documentation files, it appears that I'm reading a children's HowTo.... (How to listen to an audio CD. First, insert the CD. Second, wait for Windows CD Player to start playing the CD.)
Actually, I think i misremembered hearing that they have people audit most of the resultss before they are actually used by the engine... but it appears they changed a bunch of stuff in '01 anyways so it doesn't matter... just ignore the grandparent:P
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42! Argh!!! Now the universe will implode because, as we all know, the answer and the question are mutually exclusive and cannot be known in the same universe at the same time!
Actually, these TIs have motorola 68K processors in them, the sub-89 TIs have the z80.
Heh.. you really enjoy thinking you're making me angry aren't you? And who said I actually use either term for wireless connections? I usually just call them wireless networks... No real need for anything else just to make it sound techier... I don't really see any point to respond anything else you mentioned... Not really any point to responding to this either, but here goes the preview button...
Actually, I'm just bored and wanted something to do...
1. It doesn't matter whether there is one for the 68K calcs or not, he was reminiscing... And actually, I've known about Pedrom since way before this release...
2. Why do you keep mentioning gentoo? The article had nothing to do with it, nor did the original post... In fact, you are most zealous anti-gentoo person I've met...
3. WiFI is used because it's quicker to say than 802.11(b,g, whatever...)
4. Yes, there is. If you, troll that you are, would care to check up on things first, you would know that... It's not a port of the code, It's a ray-casting engine that is using grayscaled pictures from the original game, and it actually doesn't look half bad..
Such a troll.... Anyways:
1. the zshell he was referring to was not the linux shell, but rather a hack for the TI-85 allowing it to run ASM programs... the first big release of such a thing on TI calculators...
2. WTH did any of that have to do with gentoo?
3. troll... no comment...
4. There is already a project porting Wolf3D to the calculator using TICT's FAT engine
Try checking the links (or just hovering the mouse for a bit waiting for the tooltips..) They look the same, but are in fact different topics...
I think it's actually more likely than that that there was no parallel to our technological development cycle at all. They may, for example, have developed biology to such a point that they send actual engineered viruses rather than nanobots (eg: biological rather than technical) or maybe aquatics rather than air and space flight(and therefore not sending signals) or telepathic/hive mind so they wouldn't send signals...
I'd include "false information" aka disinformation...
hehe... that reminds me of Cliff Stoll's The Cuckoo's Egg... He hooked up printers to the modems the comps were using and monitored the hacker that way.
rather than make them visible when up close, place them all in seperate, identical, rooms and hook them up via wi-fi or some such technology. (and beware the guys in the trucks outside the buildings upgrading your opponents weapons >=) )
bah.. someone else spotted it while i was typing :-/
Or get an extension that allows you to change it while it's running...
But here's the thing: Why should I be forced to use the unstable source for packages that are *only* 8 months old?
I defy you to install the freenet-unstable package (in the unstable apt-source), unless it has been fixed in the past two months (it was reported as broken almost a year ago...) You will find that there is an endless loop in the debconf configuration...
I think he was referring to the time on a cassette rather than the battery life...
well... i'm going to complain about your picture location anyway :-/
Why aren't you using something like '~/pictures'?
There've been enough stories about SCO that any possible comment regarding the legitimacy of their lawsuit and what they're doing/darl's big fat cheque coming after 4 periods of increase in the stock market etc that I hereby announce that every anti-sco post shall be modded redundant and any pro-sco posts shall be modded as flamebait, thankyou...
I actually spent quite a bit of time while compiling gentoo using links2 from vc/2 to read slashdot...
Your handle fits you perfectly....
That's funny... whenevere I read windows documentation files, it appears that I'm reading a children's HowTo.... (How to listen to an audio CD. First, insert the CD. Second, wait for Windows CD Player to start playing the CD.)
Actually, I think i misremembered hearing that they have people audit most of the resultss before they are actually used by the engine... but it appears they changed a bunch of stuff in '01 anyways so it doesn't matter... just ignore the grandparent :P