At first, they gave (male) homosexuals testosterone. After all, they were "too girly", right? Well shit, that just turned them into raging aggressive horny homosexuals. So, since that didn't work, they thought "what the heck, let's do the opposite". They had no clue, but kept experimenting. Never seemed to cross their minds just to leave the poor guys alone.
Xbox3? Old news. Wait'll you grok Xbox7. Whoa, will that one knicker your eyelids. Well, it did mine, in eight years. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go return these videos, as they were overdue a year from now.
Let me see if I understand this. If IBM buys SCO, then they... pay money... for the shares. Am I okay so far? And if you own some of those SCO shares, then IBM... pays - whoa, my head is spinning - YOU... for those shares. Which means, you get some, whaddaya call it, money for your shares. So, it wasn't worthless, because you got some money. Could you follow all that?
I have a dozen DeskPro 83-key Compaq keyboards, circa 1987. After accepting them into my soul, I kept a sharp eye and collected them opportunistically. I'd spot one in a server room, and swap in a genero 'board. I suppose that last happened when Bush Sr. was pres.
I reasoned that since they were it, the one, the true, the only, I'd best have a stockpile to last me a lifetime. As it turns out, not one has ever died. I've disassembled and cleaned them many times, no surprise, but they always come back clicking.
Congress passed outrageous protectionist tariffs on imported bikes in the 80s, to benefit the death-deserving HD. Honda/Kaw/Yam/Suz worked their butts off for years, getting better all the time, competing like gonzo. All that time, HD did jack zero on their bikes. Ooh that pissed me off.
Funny how you use "100% wrong" and "apparently" in the same sentence. Gabe has no clue how he got owned. Outlook buffer overflow - pfah! Could have been the creepy-looking new hire.
Mr. Vampyre, you are a virtous, albeit undead, soul. However, you are preaching to the wind. Were you to flog LinuxMan with a bag of nails, he'd misspell its by week's end.
Ah, that's what they want you to think. It's those who say they work for the NSA, such that you think they must not work for the NSA, that really do work for the NSA. It's those who don't that don't. Or do. Don't. Wait.
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You need to work on your haiku skills.
At first, they gave (male) homosexuals testosterone. After all, they were "too girly", right? Well shit, that just turned them into raging aggressive horny homosexuals. So, since that didn't work, they thought "what the heck, let's do the opposite". They had no clue, but kept experimenting. Never seemed to cross their minds just to leave the poor guys alone.
Splitter.
If you reverse the wires, it sounds like a V20.
Xbox3? Old news. Wait'll you grok Xbox7. Whoa, will that one knicker your eyelids. Well, it did mine, in eight years. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go return these videos, as they were overdue a year from now.
I win! Yes! I own this deck!
Had the spiffy feature to ff up and stop on blank spots.
Now it's carefully archived in the garage, along with a scadload of tapes. Near the turntable, and the albums. Oh, and the 8088, of course.
Let me see if I understand this. If IBM buys SCO, then they ... pay money ... for the shares. Am I okay so far? And if you own some of those SCO shares, then IBM ... pays - whoa, my head is spinning - YOU ... for those shares. Which means, you get some, whaddaya call it, money for your shares. So, it wasn't worthless, because you got some money. Could you follow all that?
> Lindows hasn't flopped
Ha, good one!
> but Sixpack consumers are generally pleased with it.
Did you mean to say a pack of six consumers?
> that they're distribution is lame
Thaieyere speallieng shoure is.
Who will explain to your children how to spell its?
> paying someone to engineer a solution that is provably correct
Oh, is that all? Sheesh, no prob. I just need a very long piece of paper, and a machine that clicky-clacks it back and forth.
He was replying to the comments you're going to make tomorrow.
"Nothing is over until we decide it is! Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no!"
"Germans?"
"Forget it. He's rolling."
Got a link? Bunch of stuff on your website, nothing about crashing WinXP. Whyzat?
I have a dozen DeskPro 83-key Compaq keyboards, circa 1987. After accepting them into my soul, I kept a sharp eye and collected them opportunistically. I'd spot one in a server room, and swap in a genero 'board. I suppose that last happened when Bush Sr. was pres.
I reasoned that since they were it, the one, the true, the only, I'd best have a stockpile to last me a lifetime. As it turns out, not one has ever died. I've disassembled and cleaned them many times, no surprise, but they always come back clicking.
Working pretty good ... Japan. Japan? Japan, with a 20 year recession?
Lemme guess: you heard in 1980 how Japan Inc was taking over the world, and haven't really been paying jack attention since.
This year, you heard the same thing about China, and you'll hold that tight to your breast for the next 20 years, come what may.
Congress passed outrageous protectionist tariffs on imported bikes in the 80s, to benefit the death-deserving HD. Honda/Kaw/Yam/Suz worked their butts off for years, getting better all the time, competing like gonzo. All that time, HD did jack zero on their bikes. Ooh that pissed me off.
Funny how you use "100% wrong" and "apparently" in the same sentence. Gabe has no clue how he got owned. Outlook buffer overflow - pfah! Could have been the creepy-looking new hire.
Ha, I spelled 'virtuous' wrong. Had to happen.
Mr. Vampyre, you are a virtous, albeit undead, soul. However, you are preaching to the wind. Were you to flog LinuxMan with a bag of nails, he'd misspell its by week's end.
Hey, he spelled business right!
"I'm told there are better programs [than WordStar], but I'm also told there are better alphabets." --William F. Buckley Jr.
This is a darn old quote; I've no idea what he's running these days.
> By far the most important aspect of any office suite is its word processor
Son, you're living in 1993. By far, it's email. Indeed, the main job a word processor is to compose mail.
Ah, that's what they want you to think. It's those who say they work for the NSA, such that you think they must not work for the NSA, that really do work for the NSA. It's those who don't that don't. Or do. Don't. Wait.
I'm. Going. To.
Me. Too.
Tired. Of. This. Yet?
You got one part right: you seem to remember.
> But of course, the one line that seems to be remembered from Reagan is: "I do not remember."
"Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"