The shark repellent was from the original movie, not the TV series. One of the best scenes. That and the one where he is trying to get rid of the bomb on the dock.
I worked at a government laboratory for a while, and every employee learns the same rules about classified systems. Even though I wasn't working on classified systems, I knew that
I work on classified systems.
1) Everything that parent just said
Not true. NO classified goes to a nonclassified. Never. Nada. Zilch. It is not done.
2) Classified systems are not supposed to have any removable media drives or access to an unsecured part of the network.
Not all the way true. Yes, they may not access an unsecured network but they may contain removable media drives as long as there are no unclassified computers in the room with the same removable media.
3) Don't mess with the above rules under penalty of felony charges.
Not really true. If you knowingly break the rules and leak classified information then be prepared to pay the piper. If there is an "incident" then be prepared to do the paperwork. When you work on the tech field in this environment then be prepared to be unhappy when the cleansing occurs (class data on a nonclass machine). It is not fun by any stretch of the imagination.
It is the way of the world. iBrowse for the Amiga had tabbed browsing YEARS before anyone else but everyone thinks Mozilla/Firefox/whomever was the first.
Everyone copies everyone else to a degree but will so what? Does MS copy Apple? Then those who run Windows get the benefit of a good idea. So Apple copies MS? Now the Mac users benefit.
Let them deal with it. I run what I think meets my needs the best. Everyone should.
I bought my Mac last September and it has GB 1.1. This requires 2.0. It errors out on my system. I am not going to upgrade for $79 just to hear his song.
It appears to work with Mac OS X, VPC 6 and WXP. I haven't done a ful scale test yet. It did have a few problems connecting to the local server when starting up the first time but after that it came right up.
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So I guess everyone is right.
google this guy for a lot or reading: Harry J. Anslinger
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The idea of a mix tape is to create a flow and a mood. Does your script do this?
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The shark repellent was from the original movie, not the TV series. One of the best scenes. That and the one where he is trying to get rid of the bomb on the dock.
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Actually, if it sells for that long it is probably pretty good.
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Bummer.
Maybe he should move to India?
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They didn't do this on my old cable channel. I once checked out the guru over an entire weekend.
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Nice town. I liked my visit there a lot. You might enjoy their police logs.
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I worked at a government laboratory for a while, and every employee learns the same rules about classified systems. Even though I wasn't working on classified systems, I knew that
I work on classified systems.
1) Everything that parent just said
Not true. NO classified goes to a nonclassified. Never. Nada. Zilch. It is not done.
2) Classified systems are not supposed to have any removable media drives or access to an unsecured part of the network.
Not all the way true. Yes, they may not access an unsecured network but they may contain removable media drives as long as there are no unclassified computers in the room with the same removable media.
3) Don't mess with the above rules under penalty of felony charges.
Not really true. If you knowingly break the rules and leak classified information then be prepared to pay the piper. If there is an "incident" then be prepared to do the paperwork. When you work on the tech field in this environment then be prepared to be unhappy when the cleansing occurs (class data on a nonclass machine). It is not fun by any stretch of the imagination.
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I couldn't find it on wired.com but the print issue addresses this.
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It is the way of the world. iBrowse for the Amiga had tabbed browsing YEARS before anyone else but everyone thinks Mozilla/Firefox/whomever was the first.
Everyone copies everyone else to a degree but will so what? Does MS copy Apple? Then those who run Windows get the benefit of a good idea. So Apple copies MS? Now the Mac users benefit.
Let them deal with it. I run what I think meets my needs the best. Everyone should.
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I bought my Mac last September and it has GB 1.1. This requires 2.0. It errors out on my system. I am not going to upgrade for $79 just to hear his song.
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Ever see the Ed Sullivan shew (US)? Show. He would be the one to blame. That is how he pronounced show.
"We have a really good shew tonight...."
He broke The Beatles over here and put Elvis on the map along with all the dancing monkeys and acrobats from Russia.
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I saw this in the theater. This and Robinson Crusoe on Mars drove me heavily into SF.
Too bad Batman died on Mars.
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Debian I won't argue with but did MS give you a free update to XP if you were running W2k?
I didn't think so.
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Why?
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And you do own a Mac right? So you can offer an honest opinion of it, right?
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Easy to learn - hard to master.
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iBrowse on the Amiga had tabs several years ago. q
Napoleons army.
What do I win?
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What about the fraud?
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Probably Another Brick in the Wall Part II. The we do't need no education song.
PS That was a great concert!
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It appears to work with Mac OS X, VPC 6 and WXP. I haven't done a ful scale test yet. It did have a few problems connecting to the local server when starting up the first time but after that it came right up.
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