I have to second this. After getting disgusted with commercial radio, I listen almost exclusively to NPR, with some time spent at 1190 AM as well. Good news on one hand and music I've never heard on the other. I actually meant to send a letter to Clearchannel thanking them for making radio so unpalatable that I had to change my listening habits.
Another, more pragmatic reason, after some research, would be that online ordering for both Pizza Hut and Papa John's doesn't work for those zip codes.
Seems pretty cut-and-dried, but both the **AA and most comments here just don't f*cking get it.
An artist working with paper can legally take a picture out of a magazine, photocopy the Mona Lisa, whatever, and add it to their own art. No laws are broken, and the artist ends up with a new piece of art uniquely their own, but added to by the inclusion of other imagery.
For those who say anybody can do that/I could be a star by using other peoples' music/waahhh/(standard/. Bitch'N'Moan(tm), I say, quit trolling. That argument's been around for years about many things, but those who say that, about collage, music, whatever, never do what they say they could. Do you really think you could put music together the way an accomplished DJ act such as FatBoy Slim does? Can you do collage to the caliber of Braque?
It's the same thing!
LFS looks like an interesting way to learn Linux from the ground up, but the.pdf says you have to do it from an existing Linux box. Is there a way to go through these steps from a Windows machine?
(Cygwin or something like that maybe?)
Skip the digital, just get Polaroids. The instant development saves you from wasting film, and they're not horribly expensive so if they break occasionally it shouldn't be a huge problem.
Why is it called serial? As far as I can tell, only one drive can be connected per port on the motherboard. Why not "single" ATA? When it's called serial, I envision something like SCSI, with the ability to daisy-chain multiple drives.
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Funny, I initially read it as 'Nokia to take poison.'
I have to second this. After getting disgusted with commercial radio, I listen almost exclusively to NPR, with some time spent at 1190 AM as well. Good news on one hand and music I've never heard on the other. I actually meant to send a letter to Clearchannel thanking them for making radio so unpalatable that I had to change my listening habits.
Try Sharky's Extreme.
They do a monthly guide to building a value gaming rig.
If you've got more cash to blow, they also do a high-end guide.
There he goes again, posting another inflammatory, non-topical invitation to a flame war.
Oh wait. This one's actually a valid article.
Never mind.
So I connected my Mac to the network, and it didn't work.
But then it did, kind of.
Then it didn't.
Then by running Windows on my Mac, I could connect.
Just the sort of in-depth, technical article we should expect here.
So this is only available in Soviet Russia?
Another, more pragmatic reason, after some research, would be that online ordering for both Pizza Hut and Papa John's doesn't work for those zip codes.
Why not click on over to Pizza Hut And order this nice guy a pizza?
I, for one, welcome the DeBeers hordes. Stocking up is usually spalled as "hoards".
In that price range, you'll probably want to look for a Panaphonics, Magnetbox, or Sorny.
Seems pretty cut-and-dried, but both the **AA and most comments here just don't f*cking get it. /. Bitch'N'Moan(tm), I say, quit trolling. That argument's been around for years about many things, but those who say that, about collage, music, whatever, never do what they say they could. Do you really think you could put music together the way an accomplished DJ act such as FatBoy Slim does? Can you do collage to the caliber of Braque?
An artist working with paper can legally take a picture out of a magazine, photocopy the Mona Lisa, whatever, and add it to their own art. No laws are broken, and the artist ends up with a new piece of art uniquely their own, but added to by the inclusion of other imagery.
For those who say anybody can do that/I could be a star by using other peoples' music/waahhh/(standard
It's the same thing!
LFS looks like an interesting way to learn Linux from the ground up, but the .pdf says you have to do it from an existing Linux box. Is there a way to go through these steps from a Windows machine?
(Cygwin or something like that maybe?)
Skip the digital, just get Polaroids. The instant development saves you from wasting film, and they're not horribly expensive so if they break occasionally it shouldn't be a huge problem.
From the Weekly World News. Surprised it wasn't Batboy making all this money.
Makes sense. Still wish they'd gone for serial wiring of drives, though.
Why is it called serial? As far as I can tell, only one drive can be connected per port on the motherboard. Why not "single" ATA? When it's called serial, I envision something like SCSI, with the ability to daisy-chain multiple drives.
...Linux televangelists???
You have been recruited by the Star League to defend the Frontier against Zur and the Ko-Dan Armada...
Let's see: Qwest won't service my line for DSL, but Covad does. That's the only broadband I can get. Guess I'm screwed.