Reminds me of the latest QOTSA CD.
"K-L-O-N, we sound more like everyone else....than ANYONE else!"
Seriously, folks, does anyone still listen to the radio? All talk in the morning...because nothing gets me going in the AM like people describing naked people in the studio. All repetative all the rest of the time. Do I REALLY need to hear Christina and Britney 42 times an hour? I was thinking about getting XM radio, but, then I remembered I own a CD changer in my car, and the last two braincells left in my head after hearing Stern that morning kicked me in the A$$.
Radio has become a vast, barron wasteland. The consolidation of the Radio industry combined with the ultimate greed of the record industry has resulted, inmho, in a collective assimilation of sounds on the airwaves. Too bad, too. There are so many great new (and old) artists out there that will never be heard by an appreciable audience.
Where is Chrisitian Slater's pirate radio station van when you need it?
Plenty of my friends and ex-coworkers have retired more than just wealthy...some are millionaires. Some got lucky and sold their stock or options at just the right time, others were overpaid to begin with and were able to invest wisely. I am well on my way, but, I am no fortune teller. Can it happen? You bet! Will it happen to me, well, I can only be so lucky.
LOL
Must be a typical Ranger's fan, too lazy to spell out Homosexual, nevermind too ignorant to use it in the right context.;)
Or does he mean Homoginized?
haha
If it isn't the technology that kills us, it's the ideology.
Competition is great, but, at what cost? I understand the need for a home based product, but, I still believe that the tools are already there with the distros we have. A "home" edition of RH or Mandrake is a better solution, in my book. One code tree, shared common libs, one distro, one installer. This sounds much easier to me, both to maintain and write for.
Ehh, what do I know?;)
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right right, because *ix os's never have any problems, all the code is perfect, and there are never any bugs or faults. Only Windows software ever fails, and only Windows machines lock up. Right. blah, blah, blah. How about putting more efort into making what we already have better. I think KDE is great, and could be a wonderful desktop with just some minor tweaks here and there depending on what environment you use it in. Some creative new shell additions and a better installer is where we should start. I will never understand why eveyone needs to create a new distro at the drop of a (red)hat.
No kidding. Wasn't an easy to use desktop Mandrake's Raison d'etre? I'm confused... There are easy to use distros already in existance, let's focus on making them even easier to use, not making another distro. Fragmentation is killing linux.
You have got to be kidding.
I wish I could be a millionaire "idiot" like Billg.
Then again, what kind of comment should we expect from someone that still uses a dollar sign in MS?
And what is stopping people from obtaining Sun's JVM anyway? (except, maybe, their incredibly user-unfriendly website???)
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X-Box cluster? big deal...now, if someone can figure out what I can do with these old Sega Dreamcast systems, now that would be something...
Hanven't you been keeping up? THIS week is Apple's week for threatening litigation, NEXT week is MS's...sheesh!
Reminds me of the latest QOTSA CD. "K-L-O-N, we sound more like everyone else....than ANYONE else!" Seriously, folks, does anyone still listen to the radio? All talk in the morning...because nothing gets me going in the AM like people describing naked people in the studio. All repetative all the rest of the time. Do I REALLY need to hear Christina and Britney 42 times an hour? I was thinking about getting XM radio, but, then I remembered I own a CD changer in my car, and the last two braincells left in my head after hearing Stern that morning kicked me in the A$$. Radio has become a vast, barron wasteland. The consolidation of the Radio industry combined with the ultimate greed of the record industry has resulted, inmho, in a collective assimilation of sounds on the airwaves. Too bad, too. There are so many great new (and old) artists out there that will never be heard by an appreciable audience. Where is Chrisitian Slater's pirate radio station van when you need it?
Yeah, she's HOT! Do you think she trolls /.??She's everything I could want in a woman('s bank account)
Besides, I love visiting the greek islands...
If this was an unpatched SQL server, I wouldn't be typing this right now...
Of course, we'll have to move your office to the basement...hey, is that my stapler????
Plenty of my friends and ex-coworkers have retired more than just wealthy...some are millionaires. Some got lucky and sold their stock or options at just the right time, others were overpaid to begin with and were able to invest wisely. I am well on my way, but, I am no fortune teller. Can it happen? You bet! Will it happen to me, well, I can only be so lucky.
LOL Must be a typical Ranger's fan, too lazy to spell out Homosexual, nevermind too ignorant to use it in the right context. ;)
Or does he mean Homoginized?
haha
Are there any "Legal ways" to license or obtain ROM's??? I haven't seen any that I would play yet...shame, could breath new life into those old games!
right, nevermind proprietary OS's, apple has proprietary chips, etc...not exactly "for the masses"
Hahaha. Have you been to China recently? :)
If it isn't the technology that kills us, it's the ideology. Competition is great, but, at what cost? I understand the need for a home based product, but, I still believe that the tools are already there with the distros we have. A "home" edition of RH or Mandrake is a better solution, in my book. One code tree, shared common libs, one distro, one installer. This sounds much easier to me, both to maintain and write for. Ehh, what do I know? ;)
right right, because *ix os's never have any problems, all the code is perfect, and there are never any bugs or faults. Only Windows software ever fails, and only Windows machines lock up. Right. blah, blah, blah. How about putting more efort into making what we already have better. I think KDE is great, and could be a wonderful desktop with just some minor tweaks here and there depending on what environment you use it in. Some creative new shell additions and a better installer is where we should start. I will never understand why eveyone needs to create a new distro at the drop of a (red)hat.
No kidding. Wasn't an easy to use desktop Mandrake's Raison d'etre? I'm confused... There are easy to use distros already in existance, let's focus on making them even easier to use, not making another distro. Fragmentation is killing linux.
In the immortal words of Rick Flair, "Whoooooooo!!!!!!" hahahahaha
Hmm, that site looks pretty secure, huh? ;)
Are they running IIS?
Anyway, I guess "easy to use" and "secure" are mutually exclusive over at Ark.
You have got to be kidding. I wish I could be a millionaire "idiot" like Billg. Then again, what kind of comment should we expect from someone that still uses a dollar sign in MS? And what is stopping people from obtaining Sun's JVM anyway? (except, maybe, their incredibly user-unfriendly website???)
Well, I just can't agree with that. ;)
After all, Canadians use the metric system!