are simply slow typists who have missed a trick all this time a long string of uppercase letters
I, for one, can go MONTHS between typing long strings of upper-case characters. I consider myself a swift typist, but not necessarily super-fast.
I'm against elimination of the Capslock key, but I'm *also* against its current position. The greater sin, however, are those few keyboards that put the "?/" key to the immediate right-side of a shortened left-side shift key.
Despite depicting crop circles as a sign of a coming invasion, they actually had almost nothing to do with the usage of the word "Signs" as the title of the film.
(But seriously, as soon as RoyalBank/BayStar Capital pulled out, I think their funding prospects tanked - now they're just a silly waste of money to anyone who does the slightest bit of research before buying. And anyone who doesn't research an investment is risking a complete fleecing anyways, regardless of what company it is:))
In my opinion, this is analogous to the switch from Dumb Terminals to Desktop Workstations and then back to Thin Clients in corporate America... it's just a cycle. Eventually it'll swing back in favour of the big fish.:)
Well, it's actually the combination of Eclipse/Subclipse/PHPclipse that works great:) I hadn't coded on my project for nearly six months prior to switching, and it's made it much easier for me to get started on a coding session... it's a big improvement over my old environment that I was using. Less clicking around.:)
Now I just need some more RAM.... 512 isn't enough for Eclipse. lol:)
I noticed it at midnight last night, when I tried to load Cobra Starship's myspace page. It provided a nice impetus to get off my butt and go to bed.:)
Tickertalk, perchance? It was ME! hahah:) Anyway, I made that same assumption and then scoured wikipedia for supporting evidence, only to find out that I was incorrect. Oops.
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Oh my gosh. You TOTALLY had the same thought as me.
... they could have some sort of computer crash, and Enzo and Bob could come in and save the day. Heh. :)
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are simply slow typists who have missed a trick all this time
a long string of uppercase letters
I, for one, can go MONTHS between typing long strings of upper-case characters. I consider myself a swift typist, but not necessarily super-fast.
I'm against elimination of the Capslock key, but I'm *also* against its current position. The greater sin, however, are those few keyboards that put the "?/" key to the immediate right-side of a shortened left-side shift key.
Worst. Layout. Ever.
Despite depicting crop circles as a sign of a coming invasion, they actually had almost nothing to do with the usage of the word "Signs" as the title of the film.
Swing Away, Merrill.
Actually, I think the REAL "3" is even more impossible to understand:
Women.
Yay! Let's make biscuits!
:))
(But seriously, as soon as RoyalBank/BayStar Capital pulled out, I think their funding prospects tanked - now they're just a silly waste of money to anyone who does the slightest bit of research before buying. And anyone who doesn't research an investment is risking a complete fleecing anyways, regardless of what company it is
In my opinion, this is analogous to the switch from Dumb Terminals to Desktop Workstations and then back to Thin Clients in corporate America ... it's just a cycle. Eventually it'll swing back in favour of the big fish. :)
Been there, done that, got the t-shirt.
My mother has ten Irish brothers. Shut the fuck up, Donnie, you are OUT OF YOUR ELEMENT.
Yay Firefly! :) Shindig was a fun episode ... but I think Ariel had more speech recognition. It certainly didn't have more asshats, though. :)
Just because dumb people have children, doesn't necessarily mean that those children will be dumb ... ... just Irish.
*snicker*
Exactly! The packets will be the trespassers, particularly the HTTP-GET ones ... :)
Ah well, it's an insipid analogy anyways.
Well, it's actually the combination of Eclipse/Subclipse/PHPclipse that works great :) I hadn't coded on my project for nearly six months prior to switching, and it's made it much easier for me to get started on a coding session ... it's a big improvement over my old environment that I was using. Less clicking around. :)
.... 512 isn't enough for Eclipse. lol :)
Now I just need some more RAM
Early? Bah. You don't think much like a sysadmin, do you? :)
... works for me. :)
Cron it the night before, and roll it out to all the workstations while you're sound asleep
And the heat of the server room didn't melt the chocolate? Nice. Sounds like they're competent sysadmins, and that's a good thing. :)
Broken CVS speeds adoption of Subversion :) I switched to SVN from CVS on my sf.net project on the weekend, and it's been working beautifully so far.
America's largest supplier of oil is ...
...
wait for it
Canada.
It had the native american storyline from the beginning, though.
Our lineage re-gained a third
Some people also have a fourth, I've heard.
Best. Power surge. Ever.
:)
I noticed it at midnight last night, when I tried to load Cobra Starship's myspace page. It provided a nice impetus to get off my butt and go to bed.
Programmer: "What happened to Chechnya?"
Computer: "Oops."
I think Corner Gas is a CTV program.
SPOOON!! hahah :) Nice reference.
Mwuahahahha! Perfect place to ply the first-ever Carrier Pigeon Protocol hack!
I'm sure some levels of vaporization produce noise. Perhaps the noises might coalesce into some kind of musical waveform? :)
Tickertalk, perchance? It was ME! hahah :) Anyway, I made that same assumption and then scoured wikipedia for supporting evidence, only to find out that I was incorrect. Oops.