And rumor has it that the if you continiously tap Num Lock, Caps Lock, and Scroll Lock on a Microsoft keyboard it can trigger seizure's in certain people staring at the LED's.
Hmmm...Screwed? Nah..I would call this natural selection.
Seriously - its no different than writing your "simple passwords" on a piece of paper somewhere and someone finding the list. For bonus points, what was the password used in Wargames:-)
Kudos to AOL for at least providing this option to the general public.
Hehe. I'm still waiting for a mousepad/mouse that uses magnets to make the mouse hover over the mousepad. That way there is no friction and the mouse doesn't get all grimey.
We could recreate scene's from Half-Life within the silo complex. I want to be Gordon!
I can see it know...(cheesy guy looking up as the camera blurs/wave effect)
"Nothing you need to worry about, Gordon. Go ahead."
"I have just been informed that the sample is ready, Gordon. It should be coming up to you any moment now. Look to the delivery system for your specimen."
"Standard insertion for a nonstandard specimen. Go ahead, Gordon. Slot the carrier into the analysis port."
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Not sure if anyone else noticed, but this "security fix" seems to of mysteriously fixed the page down problem in IE which would cause the browser scroll down two pages at a time.
Which is easier, walking someone through/etc plain text files, or walking someone through the windows registry?
Both are difficult, but Windows makes it MUCH easier for people to configure. I would much rather use a computer with Windows XP to configure my network settings than try to edit all the hard to find modules and "plain text" files under Linux.
Aside from web servers and the "check it out I can set up a mySQL database to store my comic book collection" momments, Linux does not have what it takes to be a dominant player in the desktop market.
The Windows XP desktop environment is 100 times more polished that Linux. Has way better game and multimedia support. Did I mention that Windows XP is also the OS installed on over 85% of the desktop PC's worldwide? (PCWorld Dec. 2003)
Linux has a mere 8%. Go figure...
"No Mom you have to put that in your/etc/init.d file! And when was the last time you updated your kernel? What?? No NO! Argggh!....I know you can barely use your computer but just think how secure you are from these nasty links!"
Slashdot Mirror
Not only that, Slashdot still has the old AOL logo. Slashdot - can we get the new AOL logo pllllleaaaaaase ;)
yay
I bet a lot of people will make their bet based on the outcome of the game.
I for one was going to vote for Bush, but now that the Skins lost I'm voting for Kerry.
Yay!
And rumor has it that the if you continiously tap Num Lock, Caps Lock, and Scroll Lock on a Microsoft keyboard it can trigger seizure's in certain people staring at the LED's.
...and the home of the brave :-)
pencil
Great job!
Hmmm...Screwed? Nah..I would call this natural selection.
:-)
Seriously - its no different than writing your "simple passwords" on a piece of paper somewhere and someone finding the list. For bonus points, what was the password used in Wargames
Kudos to AOL for at least providing this option to the general public.
You ready for an awesome knock-knock joke?
Knock knock?
Who's there?
Goo
Goo who?
GOOOOOOOOOOOGLE
But seriously....
I'm a Texas Tiger!!!
:)
Yay
I know this is flamebait, but check out http://local.google.com
:)
I dare ya!
Most people don't use either because their bank/credit card doesn't support them.
The biggest thing I have found useful is online bill pay.
Yay
DScaler is by far the best TV tuner app I have found. All of the ones that come with the TV tuner cards freeze or don't work right.
If you want one that works try DScaler - its open source and easy to use!
Cowboy Neal should be on the ballot. I can see it now...
"I couldn't decide between Bush or Kerry so I decided to vote for the Independent "Insensitive Clod".
And lets not forget those silly sendmail geeks :P
Hehe. I'm still waiting for a mousepad/mouse that uses magnets to make the mouse hover over the mousepad. That way there is no friction and the mouse doesn't get all grimey.
Anyone know if this exists?
We could recreate scene's from Half-Life within the silo complex. I want to be Gordon!
I can see it know...(cheesy guy looking up as the camera blurs/wave effect)
"Nothing you need to worry about, Gordon. Go ahead."
"I have just been informed that the sample is ready, Gordon. It should be coming up to you any moment now. Look to the delivery system for your specimen."
"Standard insertion for a nonstandard specimen. Go ahead, Gordon. Slot the carrier into the analysis port."
"Gordon! Get away from the beams!"
Oh the fun we could have....:-)
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....and you'll never have to work a day in your life :-)
I would disagree with you there. Just go to microsoft.com and download IE6.
Mozilla is a good alternative, but its not quite as fast as IE6 in rendering web pages. Not to mention its not as mature as IE6.
Not sure if anyone else noticed, but this "security fix" seems to of mysteriously fixed the page down problem in IE which would cause the browser scroll down two pages at a time.
Anyone else see this?
I was hoping for "un-un-AMD"...
Which is easier, walking someone through /etc plain text files, or walking someone through the windows registry?
Both are difficult, but Windows makes it MUCH easier for people to configure. I would much rather use a computer with Windows XP to configure my network settings than try to edit all the hard to find modules and "plain text" files under Linux.
Aside from web servers and the "check it out I can set up a mySQL database to store my comic book collection" momments, Linux does not have what it takes to be a dominant player in the desktop market.
The Windows XP desktop environment is 100 times more polished that Linux. Has way better game and multimedia support. Did I mention that Windows XP is also the OS installed on over 85% of the desktop PC's worldwide? (PCWorld Dec. 2003)
Linux has a mere 8%. Go figure...
I can see it now...
/etc/init.d file! And when was the last time you updated your kernel? What?? No NO! Argggh!....I know you can barely use your computer but just think how secure you are from these nasty links!"
"No Mom you have to put that in your
*yawn* :-)
Yeah Yahoo used to be the king of searches in the 90's. Remember AltaVista, Webcrawler, Excite? Those were the days....
Google searches will now take 50ms instead of 60ms...