Well you can get driveless units now for two hundred and change. The only caveat is you have to use a Toshiba GAP/MAP drive due to the power requirements. So another $150 for a 40 gig (60 gig is in the offing). Now for about $350, you can drag around ~650 hrs worth of music.
Yeah, I'd like it to be under a hundred bucks to. I'd also like a fully loaded Ford F250 Crew Cab for the price of a Toyota Echo.....and the mileage to boot.
Enron-esque style auditing? So is anyone surprised that a bunch of florida-tards who can't figure out the complicated process of punch cards is now stymied by the equivalent of an ATM machine?
Oh, and big suprise, the loser is crying foul. Thats one out of the Al Gore playbook.
We're all very different people. We're not Watusi, we're not Spartans, we're Americans! With a capital "A," huh? And you know what that means? Do you? That means that our forefathers were kicked out of every decent country in the world!
You got Upstate New York, which is everything above NYC. Then you got Western NY, which is everything west of Albany. And then there is Northern NY, aka Gods Country, which is the vast economic backwaters north of the Syracuse - Albany line.
I live in a little podunk village of 2000 (which swells to 7000 when the SUNY college and St Lawrence University are in session). I work for a Fortune 100 company whose plant is 12 miles outside of town. My commute is 15 minutes and one traffic lite. If I hit the lite before 7 am, its on flashing caution, total commute is 15 minutes tops. Sometimes I have to stop at the dairy cow crossing.
What a pompous, arrogant twat you are. I use MS because it allows me to create solutions quickly and easily.
I have an actual job and suprise, suprise, it doesn't revolve around the world on Information Technology, Information Systems, Information Operations or whatever the latest glorious buzzword banner is.
To quote Dr. Raymond Stantz
"Personally, I liked the university. They gave us money and facilities, we didn't have to produce anything. You've never been in the private sector. They expect *results*"
Desperately in need of sensitivity training regarding the multicultural aspects of thermal enviromental measurement processes, techniques and exploitations, former British colonial bovine
I can see OSHA winding up the "rule o meter" now. Its even better when you get fucktard safety engineers who go overboard to avoid potential OSHA violations.
Last year (I shit you not), we were required to remove and remount all power strips. Said power strips were to be mounted upside down, that is with the outlets pointing down. Just in case some body dropped something, or spilled something, stuck thier foot in it.
One benefit to a slowing economy, safety tards are the first to go, leaving us to use our common sense.
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Bill Gates II (Sr) is 6'-6" and powerfully built (point made in bio to contrast with the limp wrist build of his son).
So you post false information and then get all indignant over other peoples responses?
What a tool.
And I bet I could pound the crap out of you. So there, plthhhhhhhhh, na-na-na
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Well you can get driveless units now for two hundred and change. The only caveat is you have to use a Toshiba GAP/MAP drive due to the power requirements. So another $150 for a 40 gig (60 gig is in the offing). Now for about $350, you can drag around ~650 hrs worth of music.
Yeah, I'd like it to be under a hundred bucks to. I'd also like a fully loaded Ford F250 Crew Cab for the price of a Toyota Echo.....and the mileage to boot.
Its called a PJB100 (on of Compaqs science projects)
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He only gains if he can put that time saved to a productive use, that is recieve monotary compensation for it.
Otherwise, he's just a guy with a really fast burner.
Fine with me, but only if you get permission to be a pompous windbag.
I suppose you ask for a bowl of Gelatin and render hide trimmings, rather than Jello.
Enron-esque style auditing? So is anyone surprised that a bunch of florida-tards who can't figure out the complicated process of punch cards is now stymied by the equivalent of an ATM machine?
Oh, and big suprise, the loser is crying foul. Thats one out of the Al Gore playbook.
Did you call Sears? ........Cool
We're all very different people. We're not Watusi, we're not Spartans, we're Americans! With a capital "A," huh? And you know what that means? Do you? That means that our forefathers were kicked out of every decent country in the world!
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You got Upstate New York, which is everything above NYC. Then you got Western NY, which is everything west of Albany. And then there is Northern NY, aka Gods Country, which is the vast economic backwaters north of the Syracuse - Albany line.
I live in a little podunk village of 2000 (which swells to 7000 when the SUNY college and St Lawrence University are in session). I work for a Fortune 100 company whose plant is 12 miles outside of town. My commute is 15 minutes and one traffic lite. If I hit the lite before 7 am, its on flashing caution, total commute is 15 minutes tops. Sometimes I have to stop at the dairy cow crossing.
They mistakenly assummed it would be like "Sex In The City". Wait till they find out that not all the women look like Sarah Jessica and Kim Cattrall.
Well that makes me feel better. I'll avoid booking any trips on Asian rockets.
What a pompous, arrogant twat you are. I use MS because it allows me to create solutions quickly and easily.
I have an actual job and suprise, suprise, it doesn't revolve around the world on Information Technology, Information Systems, Information Operations or whatever the latest glorious buzzword banner is.
To quote Dr. Raymond Stantz
"Personally, I liked the university. They gave us money and facilities, we didn't have to produce anything. You've never been in the private sector. They expect *results*"
I don't think the Fed building was designed (for the most part) to account for terroristic truck bombs.
Heck of a lot easier to make a dent resistent cask then building.
Why not? If someones gonna pay you for it, then by all means have at it.
I think somebody needs to go build a cabin in the woods.
I keep my PC clock at work set ahead about 15 minutes
-Keeps me early / on time for meetings
-Gives the illusion that its that much closer to quittin time
Desperately in need of sensitivity training regarding the multicultural aspects of thermal enviromental measurement processes, techniques and exploitations, former British colonial bovine
I can see OSHA winding up the "rule o meter" now. Its even better when you get fucktard safety engineers who go overboard to avoid potential OSHA violations.
Last year (I shit you not), we were required to remove and remount all power strips. Said power strips were to be mounted upside down, that is with the outlets pointing down. Just in case some body dropped something, or spilled something, stuck thier foot in it.
One benefit to a slowing economy, safety tards are the first to go, leaving us to use our common sense.
Bill Gates II (Sr) is 6'-6" and powerfully built (point made in bio to contrast with the limp wrist build of his son).
So exactly how did it ring you if you were dead?
And when was the last time you ran into someone from accounting that was actually bright enough to open thier case?
These are the people who need to call the Help Desk because the printers out of paper, or can't check that the power strip is on.
Just have it play a little Britney, same difference.
So you post false information and then get all indignant over other peoples responses? What a tool. And I bet I could pound the crap out of you. So there, plthhhhhhhhh, na-na-na
With a cluster of monkeys cranking a cluster of these you could power one of your Beowulf cluster.
Now if we could train them to use the little handcranks, viola !! (Come on, this one was obvious)
Wheres the obligatory comment about open source?