Wait, so my friend told over a cell phone call that he's 'starting to play Mythi---'
I go out and buy Mythica in the store, only to find out a month later we were never talking about the same game.
ClrHome
Menu("Pop Machine","Hybrid Genre + Classical Soundtrack",1,"CopyCat Band",2)
Lbl 1
Disp "Genre 1"
Prompt A
Disp "Genre 2"
Prompt B
Output "New artist is," A+B ",with a flair of Beethoven."
Lbl 2
Disp "Current Hotties"
Prompt H
Disp "Number of artists in your group"
Prompt N
If H = bandname.acronym
Then
Output N("th")("nd")("rd") + Random.Constellation.Name
Else
Output first.letters
End
...through controlled marketing. The learning curve of Linux aside, people can be sold on the idea of Linux en masse. There are video games that take longer to learn than basic control over the X desktop.
mmm, I believe it can be attributed to overload. Think about the sheer amount of Windows machines that were frozen and unable to turn off without hard Reset or power buttons, i.e. stupid new gen Dells and so forth.
Insider trading is usually judged on whether the decision to sell was based on public information. Is there anyone who thinks SCO is doing pretty decently
Let us rejoice and welcome this newly found speed in our wireless network. Now I can oblige and say goodbye to the people who request files from me at my monthly Manhattan WiFi-over-coffee-club faster.
In the future when I'm moving a funny thought or two through my embedded-802.11i mind-chip, I can smile and say farewell more efficiently.
Also of note, Mozilla's usage share has risen from 1.2% in February to 1.6% now, a 33% improvement!"
Unfortunately, as much as I love Mozilla, I haven't found a full on replacement for it. I don't like waiting for Mozilla to load, and there are just too many proprietary scripts at the sites I'm for me to use Mozilla full time for browsing. Thunderbird is an awesome improvement. I also use the Mozilla mail client heavily.
"Forget about exploring space, we still don't have the slightest clue about our own bodies".
Alright, I think we'll let you hike up to the observatory to tell the astronomers that.
Slashdot Mirror
think of how many post-crash error reports you could submit while on the go!
'We stayed in the access business for a while, and then we decided it wasn't for us.'
I can't seem to recall another situation where Microsoft willingly stayed out of a tech market. Which is why I burn time with Microsoft Flight Simulator using a Microsoft Sidewinder Joystick on Microsoft Windows XP, and type this message with a Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard and Mouse.
And although my home theatre's dvd player is Panasonic, I tend to use my XBOX Gaming Console as a CD player.
wait so do you have a nipple ring?
What will I do on vacation without my tasteful collection of Realistic Replicas of Explosives?
Wait, so my friend told over a cell phone call that he's 'starting to play Mythi---' I go out and buy Mythica in the store, only to find out a month later we were never talking about the same game.
Now I know why my Elven Archer was set back to level zero and an 'a' was added to the splash screen.
Female ports are so useless, all we need are magnetically attracted male tips to all of our wires.
ClrHome
Menu("Pop Machine","Hybrid Genre + Classical Soundtrack",1,"CopyCat Band",2)
Lbl 1
Disp "Genre 1"
Prompt A
Disp "Genre 2"
Prompt B
Output "New artist is," A+B ",with a flair of Beethoven."
Lbl 2
Disp "Current Hotties"
Prompt H
Disp "Number of artists in your group"
Prompt N
If H = bandname.acronym
Then
Output N("th")("nd")("rd") + Random.Constellation.Name
Else
Output first.letters
End
...will finally be able to use Chris to wirelessly kill Lois in the new Family Guy season.
...through controlled marketing. The learning curve of Linux aside, people can be sold on the idea of Linux en masse. There are video games that take longer to learn than basic control over the X desktop.
First Result for Portable Media Center on Google
That mother****** cut my beam off!
2 and 2 makes 5
War is Peace
Who controls the present controls the past, who controls the future controls the present.
mmm, I believe it can be attributed to overload. Think about the sheer amount of Windows machines that were frozen and unable to turn off without hard Reset or power buttons, i.e. stupid new gen Dells and so forth.
Insider trading is usually judged on whether the decision to sell was based on public information. Is there anyone who thinks SCO is doing pretty decently
As I look at my two browser windows open... I notice that most applications can do this already?
If you put the cursor over the horizontal scroll bar, then use the physical scroller wheel, usually it works.
wish they would have a better thumbnail generator
.mac homepage photo galleries do a pretty darn good job of that if you're looking for simplicity.
I think the
Let us rejoice and welcome this newly found speed in our wireless network. Now I can oblige and say goodbye to the people who request files from me at my monthly Manhattan WiFi-over-coffee-club faster.
In the future when I'm moving a funny thought or two through my embedded-802.11i mind-chip, I can smile and say farewell more efficiently.
good one
Not a lot of comments on the past several posts. Need a little more mainstream flavor injection again.
Well, thats what happens when you bypass the reading of the article to be the first poster, my mistake.
Let Mozilla load as at startup in the taskbar? Do I look like a 13 year old girl or a arthritic National State Park lodge receptionist?
Also of note, Mozilla's usage share has risen from 1.2% in February to 1.6% now, a 33% improvement!"
Unfortunately, as much as I love Mozilla, I haven't found a full on replacement for it. I don't like waiting for Mozilla to load, and there are just too many proprietary scripts at the sites I'm for me to use Mozilla full time for browsing. Thunderbird is an awesome improvement. I also use the Mozilla mail client heavily.
Man, this is a private and presitigious educational institute. There isn't money lying around for that
"Forget about exploring space, we still don't have the slightest clue about our own bodies". Alright, I think we'll let you hike up to the observatory to tell the astronomers that.
Yes, and because I dont' subscribe yet, I got that hilarious message saying, "You cannot view this article because it is from the future"