Damn you! I tried hitting alt+home and it took me to the top of the page thereby causing me to lose my place! Is that a new trick like "Type alt+f4 if you love the backstreet boys!!!!"?:p
I just clicked on your link. They must have noticed that google was listed fourth because it isn't even listed on the first page anymore. The only mention of google I saw is for "searches.com".
On another note, I find it quite funny that AltaVista is listed number one in google for search engine.
Never fear! DaimlerChrysler has revenue about 30 times what you said. They claimed almost $170bn on their last yearly report. That should be big enough for him.
Speaking of online spam-only type accounts, have you received a bunch of email lately with no subject and no body? It seems weird to me. Is that some group testing out open relays or something? My Yahoo account had about 20 of those from the last 5 days, and they weren't flagged as spam.
Apparently I looked up the wrong 2advanced the first time. The other guy said flash and I remembered hearing about 2advanced.com and having the page after the entrance show up blank because it expected flash.
I think that what you're referring to is the Apache 2.0 license that had a clause about patents that some said conflicted with the GNU GPL but that the Apache Group said did not. I'm not sure, but I think the Apache 2.0 license has been revised further to make it more clear that it is GNU GPL compatible.
There was a Tom Clancy book from the Net Force series where the nefarious evil-doers had figured out a combination of frequencies that they could send out with HAARP type equipment that would cause humans to become very angry and begin riots. It was tested by the resident mad scientists on people in China first, then he moved to people in the US. They immediately began to run around causing rampant carnage. Fun stuff!
In a Lois and Clark episode, Superman said that he had a small field of invincibility around him that protected his clothing or anything else within its range. I believe that was in response to Lois asking why his suit could be damaged in the closet, but it was never damaged when he was wearing it.
Most of the laws on the books, including any that prevent your possession of heroin, are indeed unquestionably unconstitutional. It's just that certain people, the ones that have the badges and blinking lights and stuff, don't care that everything they do with respect to enforcing unconstitutional laws is a felony because they are the ones that would have to do something about it.
There are actually systems that end their spiel about options with: "and if you are dialing from a rotary phone, please hang up and call back with a touch-tone phone."
why doesn't everyone just start domain arbitration proceedings for all of the matched domains that are very similar to the ones they already have? Since Verisign will basically typo-squat all domains in existance, there should be quite a few domains that could be sued over.
I think that you can change which search engine you would like to use in IE with "Tweak UI." It's been a while since I've run Windows, so I'm not entirely sure, but that seems to be right.
would it have improved the scores for gcc any if he had used the march flag instead of the mcpu flag? It seems to me that it might have made at least a little bit of difference.
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Damn you! I tried hitting alt+home and it took me to the top of the page thereby causing me to lose my place! Is that a new trick like "Type alt+f4 if you love the backstreet boys!!!!"? :p
I just clicked on your link. They must have noticed that google was listed fourth because it isn't even listed on the first page anymore. The only mention of google I saw is for "searches.com".
On another note, I find it quite funny that AltaVista is listed number one in google for search engine.
Never fear! DaimlerChrysler has revenue about 30 times what you said. They claimed almost $170bn on their last yearly report. That should be big enough for him.
According to Netcraft, The Vatican runs Tru64 Unix.
Speaking of online spam-only type accounts, have you received a bunch of email lately with no subject and no body? It seems weird to me. Is that some group testing out open relays or something? My Yahoo account had about 20 of those from the last 5 days, and they weren't flagged as spam.
Apparently I looked up the wrong 2advanced the first time. The other guy said flash and I remembered hearing about 2advanced.com and having the page after the entrance show up blank because it expected flash.
I'm not sure what to say when "one of the top webdesign firms in the world" can't even make the front page on their website standards compliant.
I think that what you're referring to is the Apache 2.0 license that had a clause about patents that some said conflicted with the GNU GPL but that the Apache Group said did not. I'm not sure, but I think the Apache 2.0 license has been revised further to make it more clear that it is GNU GPL compatible.
Let's have a round of applause for...TRON!!
They still know where it came from and where it went. Guilt by association seems to be all the rage these days.
You mean you didn't realize you were on SlashDot before you read that?!
There was a Tom Clancy book from the Net Force series where the nefarious evil-doers had figured out a combination of frequencies that they could send out with HAARP type equipment that would cause humans to become very angry and begin riots. It was tested by the resident mad scientists on people in China first, then he moved to people in the US. They immediately began to run around causing rampant carnage. Fun stuff!
I wonder how often this is updated. I've had my phone number since about Dec. 2002, but it lists someone else at that number.
Arithmetic isn't math! You said I suck at math, but you don't even know what it is! ;)
well??
Is it better than a kick in the pants or not?
In a Lois and Clark episode, Superman said that he had a small field of invincibility around him that protected his clothing or anything else within its range. I believe that was in response to Lois asking why his suit could be damaged in the closet, but it was never damaged when he was wearing it.
The point is that the constitution specifically says that anything not listed in the constitution is reserved as a right for the people of the US.
Most of the laws on the books, including any that prevent your possession of heroin, are indeed unquestionably unconstitutional. It's just that certain people, the ones that have the badges and blinking lights and stuff, don't care that everything they do with respect to enforcing unconstitutional laws is a felony because they are the ones that would have to do something about it.
Since KDE 3.2 already finished compiling on two of my machines (haven't upgraded this one yet), does that make me less of a Mad Zealot?
There are actually systems that end their spiel about options with: "and if you are dialing from a rotary phone, please hang up and call back with a touch-tone phone."
why doesn't everyone just start domain arbitration proceedings for all of the matched domains that are very similar to the ones they already have? Since Verisign will basically typo-squat all domains in existance, there should be quite a few domains that could be sued over.
I think that you can change which search engine you would like to use in IE with "Tweak UI." It's been a while since I've run Windows, so I'm not entirely sure, but that seems to be right.
I'm sure that you've noticed, for hard drives at least, that many manufacturers have scaled back warranty support from 3 years to 1 year.
Sometimes, when a CPU and a CPU socket meet in the middle of a back alley...
would it have improved the scores for gcc any if he had used the march flag instead of the mcpu flag? It seems to me that it might have made at least a little bit of difference.