Now why did that remind me of (from SNPP's capsule for 2F06):
Jones. Tonight on "Rock Bottom", we go undercover at a sex farm for sex
hookers. Farmer. I keep telling you, I just grow sorghum here. Man. Uh huh. And where are the hookers? Farmer. 'round back. Oops.
It would help if hardware vendors tested their ACPI BIOSes to check that they work with more than the weird Microsoft interpreter, and played nice with proper implementations such as those in Linux and FreeBSD as well. This is predominantly why the PM features of Windows 2000 et seq. work so well "out of the box".
Since the end of World War 2, a clandestine, shadowy organisation known colloquially as "The Illuminati" has been secretly instigating and orchestrating all major flamewars. Conflicts such as the Tannenbaum Crisis, and the ongoing battles at comp.os.ms-windows.advocacy were all sparked by this bunch as part of their twisted plan to control the world packet flow through decreasing the SNR on the Internet, and when it finally collapses, replace it with their evil commie New World Protocol. Fight the evil!
You know who they are.
They know who they are.
Don't you people ever read Indymedia? It's all in there!
The metal case of a desktop computer and the internal metal panels of notebooks are designed to protect the internal components from RF interference and keep electrostatic charges on the outside, where they can be safely dissipated. I see no such protection for this mod — does anyone have any idea (I mean a proper one) just how vulnerable this machine is in a glass case?
For a minute there I didn't know what I was seeing. Oddly... um... phallic. It's not the sort of thing one could wear with a straight face. In fact, I don't think what one does with it constitutes "wearing".
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Oh man, you could not have chosen a better verb!
I hope at that rate the club had damn good wireless Internet access!
Now why did that remind me of (from SNPP's capsule for 2F06):
Is this in the same way as someone who is mugged "really ain't got no business" being out in public "in the first place"?
It would help if hardware vendors tested their ACPI BIOSes to check that they work with more than the weird Microsoft interpreter, and played nice with proper implementations such as those in Linux and FreeBSD as well. This is predominantly why the PM features of Windows 2000 et seq. work so well "out of the box".
with keyboard, disk drive and VDU drawn on with felt-tipped pens.
Since the end of World War 2, a clandestine, shadowy organisation known colloquially as "The Illuminati" has been secretly instigating and orchestrating all major flamewars. Conflicts such as the Tannenbaum Crisis, and the ongoing battles at comp.os.ms-windows.advocacy were all sparked by this bunch as part of their twisted plan to control the world packet flow through decreasing the SNR on the Internet, and when it finally collapses, replace it with their evil commie New World Protocol. Fight the evil!
You know who they are.
They know who they are.
Don't you people ever read Indymedia? It's all in there!
No, XScale is targeted at a completely different market.
Damn shame, too. If something's really that bad, it's got to be worth a look. The whole F blog's been taken down along with it.
Didn't Citroen already build one of these?
Argh! They got to you, too!
The term "bio-rootkit" is not one I wish to see in common usage!
Shouldn't you be, like, mending fridges or something?
Problem: 100,000+ Kurds, 130,000+ Shi'ites, countless others.
Solution: Nerve gas, tanks, RPGs, torure, rape, and God knows what else.
Conclusion: Overkill?^W Psychotic murderer who really should've been deposed?
It's Middle-Age mentalities with Cold War-era weaponry.
It sounds like the kind of "muzak" they play in DIY stores.
Pah, I'm going to back to Art Of Noise.
"Windows XP Cervix Pack 2". Now that is one CD I don't see Microsoft distributing for free from their web-site.
"Service Pack".
And those who can manage it are seen pasty, sickly and smelly in lectures, wishing they were back at the pub.
Dirty, noisy undergrads.
The metal case of a desktop computer and the internal metal panels of notebooks are designed to protect the internal components from RF interference and keep electrostatic charges on the outside, where they can be safely dissipated. I see no such protection for this mod — does anyone have any idea (I mean a proper one) just how vulnerable this machine is in a glass case?
I believe it's known as "poetic justice".
I had to make a double-take on Exhausted.
For a minute there I didn't know what I was seeing. Oddly... um... phallic. It's not the sort of thing one could wear with a straight face. In fact, I don't think what one does with it constitutes "wearing".