If the book is half-decent, it will show users how to make buildworld; make buildkernel; make installkernel; make installworld - with whatever the latest codebase might be.
Therefore, the argument that the 5.0 CD will be out of date is moot - at least for people who have internet connections.:)
I'm Canadian:) The new fives are cool. (As for my "Brazilian-looking" comment, it came from people who accused the new Canadian bills as looking too South American)
Anyway... I don't recall the states having a two dollar bill, but they've had the one dollar bill for ages.
Dangit, I could have really used something like that in 1996, when I had to use an animated gif that I created from website-based stills to make the intro credits for a tv show.
It's not totally off-topic, mods. After all, the 3D effects in The Matrix... symbolize... um... new technology advances... because of the bible... yeah. That's the ticket.;-)
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Mmmm, uncut. (hahah)
If the book is half-decent, it will show users how to make buildworld; make buildkernel; make installkernel; make installworld - with whatever the latest codebase might be.
:)
Therefore, the argument that the 5.0 CD will be out of date is moot - at least for people who have internet connections.
I'm Canadian :) The new fives are cool. (As for my "Brazilian-looking" comment, it came from people who accused the new Canadian bills as looking too South American)
... I don't recall the states having a two dollar bill, but they've had the one dollar bill for ages.
Anyway
And they call *US* loonie.
New play money!
Are they brazilian-looking?
Did you never use Windows 3.1? Geez.
Bah, who needs ambrosia when you have Red Bull. It gives you wings!
control. alt. numpad-plus.
inciteful or insightful?
Of course I liked it, otherwise I wouldn't be sitting on Slashdot posting about it.
:)
(Wait, that logic might not work. But yes, I liked it.)
It had Dennis Leary!
(If you want a really fun "real" movie, check out "The Ref")
One of these days, alice, one of these days - TO THE MOON!
it had a few nominations
Okay. What about Ice Age?
Well, I don't know if it would count, but have you heard of a little flick called "Shrek"? :)
Dangit, I could have really used something like that in 1996, when I had to use an animated gif that I created from website-based stills to make the intro credits for a tv show.
:(
I had the vision, but lacked the tools
Fact: You are a coward.
:)
Fact: BSD has 3D support.
Fact: You are off topic.
Fact: This post is utterly pointless, and I need to go to bed. lol
It's not totally off-topic, mods. After all, the 3D effects in The Matrix ... symbolize ... um ... new technology advances ... because of the bible ... yeah. That's the ticket. ;-)
You look bored. Here, tell this person what you think of their interpretation of the "sybolism" [sic] of The Matrix.
They'll be able to render the entire planet!
:)
I've always wanted to have a program to make those fun globe-y effects that tv shows use
Of course, that's how they grow Transparent Aluminum.
Do you know if there is an equivalent to the mysql_fetch_object function? It rocks. :)
:)
Oh, wait, php.net rocks - pg_fetch_object. Kickass. I might have to try it one day
Well, in theory, all of my DB function calls are passed through a single function, anyway. (I like to write easy-to-modify code ;-)
Would the SQL be identical? I don't do anything too stressful, not too many cross-table selects or anything.
Actually, many scenes from X2 were filmed in British Columbia, Canada. :P
Are you saying the fifth page would have ended with "hit"?
Shut up, man, or I'll zap your computer with a flashlight. ;-)