If you're fond of gay bars and crowded malls
girls with tattoos and men who shave their balls
you're sure to fall in love with new Cape Cod
Spend your time in traffic on a quaint Falmouth street
nude beach in Truro makes you want to beat your meat
you're gonna fall in love with new Cape Cod
bridge
Asshole tourists that will aggravate you
Dinks from Long Island you know they suck too
getting mugged one early Sunday morn
reminds you of the slum where you were born
Pick-up a hitchhiker along the way
have him spend an evening, you'll end up gay
you're sure to fall in love with new Cape Cod
(flourish)
if you drop your wallet down in old Provincetown
kick it to Hyannis before you bend down
you're sure to fall in love with new Cape Cod.
you're sure to fall in love with new Cape Cod.
"thoroughly research Wonder Bread's history of its management's dealings with labor before i buy a loaf;"
Wonder Bread? You can squeze a loaf of that stuff into a lump the size of a golf ball; it is mostly air whipped into the dough to make it look bigger than the other brands. Make it look bigger and us Americans will buy it.
"The only product that met our needs was Apple's AirPort Extreme base station." "There's only one major caveat on the AirPort: You'll need a Mac to configure it."
Ahh, another blatently subliminal attempt to get me to buy an Apple, eh? (Still not taking the hook.) Fwiw, I live in a 80 unit condo that supplies us with free wireless as part of the association fee, I get about 14 kb/s throughput on ftp downloads. Great while relaxing on the beach with a laptop, as well as using it for my home pc.
"SCO is not the owner of the UNIX copyrights. Not only would a quick check of U.S. Copyright Office records reveal this fact, but a review of the asset transfer agreement between Novell and SCO confirms it."
Well, this changes everything! Lmao, go Novel! Appears that the SCO webcast isn't working, but the stock has dropped since the open. This is really good news for the Linux communuty.
A standard T1 line is 1.544 mb/s which is divided into 24 voice channels of 64 kb/s each. Due to signaling constrains (on hook, off hook) this brings useable voice bandwidth down to about 56 kbs per voice channel.
Hah, yeah, true, probably due to Autodesk/Autocad defaults. When I need a metric equavalent, I just measure it with my digital calipers in english, then hit the in/mm button to see the metric equavalent.Metric is much easier to work with, though.
Actually, no we are both wrong, the Acme Portable hole (tunnel) was from the 1949 cartoon, "Fast and Furry-ous" where Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner were first introduced on the screen. TULTW Wile E Coyote's Bio
It sounds like Sid Markus (Hole Idea) borrowed the idea from Chuck Jones (RR/coyote) while both were at Warner Brothers. Either way, they were both really funny guys that entertained millions for decades.
I remember years ago watching a cartoon in which an inventor had managed to create 'portable holes.
That was Wile E. Coyote in the Roadrunner, first introduced in the 1952 cartoon "Beep Beep".
I think the Acme corporation has the patent on them, along with Jet powered Roller Skates, Coyote-sized Slingshots, Dehydrated Boulders, Do-It-Yourself Tornadoes, spring-loaded Boxing Gloves, dropping Anvils from Tightropes, Jet-propelled Pogo sticks and Unicycles, and Fake Railroad Crossings.
YEARs ago and no one complained except the kids that learned on them is school and then found out that most companies use MS word, excell, and power point exclusively. Even Lucent (which invented the Unix operating system BTW) switched over to MS. And the documentation and support for Linux is so poor (as in incorrect, vague, or non-existant) that it just plain sucks to to try and learn or use for novices.
MSoft may not be the best, but is the standard in most major companies until the above problems are fixed it will remain so.
Bayesian filtering could stop all the spam that easily? This is great! Where can I download a filter like this? And back in the mid to late 80's or so, at least around Bell Labs where I worked, SPAM stood for Stupid People Asking for Money, when did that change?
I'm not sure what happened on appeal.
Lucent lost.
From http://www.eagletribune.com/news/stories/20000802/ BU_002.htm
Wednesday, August 2, 2000
Judge declines to block Lucent workers' defections to Cisco
A federal court judge has declined to issue an injunction blocking 10 former Lucent employees at the company's North Andover plant from taking jobs at rival Cisco Systems' new facility in Salem, N.H., according to published reports. The Boston Globe reported today that U.S. District Court Judge Edward F. Harrington found there was a lack of evidence to show that any of the former Lucent workers disclosed proprietary or confidential information when they defected to Cisco Systems.
"There is no evidence that defendants have caused (Lucent) any actual harm,'' the judge ruled. In making his ruling, Judge Harrington said the technology that Cisco will manufacture at its new plant in Salem "is a much more highly developed and complex product'' than Lucent's.
In May, Cisco announced that it would buy the 674,000-square-foot building and 110 acres off Northeastern Boulevard in Salem, site of the former Compaq Computer Co. plant. Cisco will use the new plant to build a system that allows data to flow through a single fiber line using several colors in the light spectrum -- a technology acquired through Cisco's acquisition of Pirelli Optical Systems.
Lucent sued its former employees back in June after they left work at the 5,500-person plant in North Andover. They're being defended in the suit by Cisco, which plans to open its Salem plant in October.
According to the article, "Data can only be written on the chip's ROM during production, and not after it is out "in the wild". However, bank databases could, in theory at least, record bill serial numbers along with the transactions they were in.
Aibo's don't have enough memory to run linux, but if they did I can imagine tens of thousands of them wandering the streets looking for 802.11b hotspots, finally converging in one area where their "owners" would arive and order espresso, pizzas, etc. I think the mp3 player in the Honda Element run's linux, though.
..the company does care about privacy; any consumer can call the company and have his or her data suppressed.
Just thinking about how much this information is worth (especially if it's linked to a social security number) should make all of us very uncomfortable...
All the following projects have been canceled:
- Windows/Mips
- Windows/PowerPC
- Windows/Alpha
- "HomeR" Project
- Modular Windows
- "Otto" Project (SW for cars; 1992)
- MMOSA (Set-Top-boxes Operating System
- WebTV
- Blackbird/Internet Studio (1995)
- proprietary MSN (Microsoft should have become the sole ISP, remember?)
- COOl (C++ Object Orientated Language)
- PenWindows
- Microsoft Bob
- Ultimate TV
- Hailstorm (2001 - 2002)
Slashdot Mirror
Needs to have at least a Super Nailgun to get me to try it..
"You can fly in a helicopter at 300 mph+ and sustain an Internet Connection."
o city.shtml
Ummm, no you can not.
The maximum forward speed of a helicopter is limited to about 250 mph (402 km/h).
http://www.aerospaceweb.org/design/helicopter/vel
New Cape Cod
Red Peters and The Alan Pinchloaf Singers
"thoroughly research Wonder Bread's history of its management's dealings with labor before i buy a loaf;"
Wonder Bread? You can squeze a loaf of that stuff into a lump the size of a golf ball; it is mostly air whipped into the dough to make it look bigger than the other brands. Make it look bigger and us Americans will buy it.
"The only product that met our needs was Apple's AirPort Extreme base station." "There's only one major caveat on the AirPort: You'll need a Mac to configure it."
Ahh, another blatently subliminal attempt to get me to buy an Apple, eh? (Still not taking the hook.) Fwiw, I live in a 80 unit condo that supplies us with free wireless as part of the association fee, I get about 14 kb/s throughput on ftp downloads. Great while relaxing on the beach with a laptop, as well as using it for my home pc.
may be worn on the Enteprise, per order of Captain Picard. Red Hats are strictly prohibited. And the ship is running Free BSD, fyi.
"Why? Sure, I could make a 40 mile scale model of the solar system, but I have to ask, why?:
Beat's pickin' potatoes and you have to pay for the Coffee Brandy up here. Takes your mind off the mosquitos?
"That Earth is located at Percy's Auto Sales (1.0 mile from Sun)..."
(Percy's must have pretty damn good air-conditioning)..
"SCO is not the owner of the UNIX copyrights. Not only would a quick check of U.S. Copyright Office records reveal this fact, but a review of the asset transfer agreement between Novell and SCO confirms it."
Well, this changes everything! Lmao, go Novel! Appears that the SCO webcast isn't working, but the stock has dropped since the open. This is really good news for the Linux communuty.
A standard T1 line is 1.544 mb/s which is divided into 24 voice channels of 64 kb/s each. Due to signaling constrains (on hook, off hook) this brings useable voice bandwidth down to about 56 kbs per voice channel.
Hah, yeah, true, probably due to Autodesk/Autocad defaults. When I need a metric equavalent, I just measure it with my digital calipers in english, then hit the in/mm button to see the metric equavalent.Metric is much easier to work with, though.
Actually, no we are both wrong, the Acme Portable hole (tunnel) was from the 1949 cartoon, "Fast and Furry-ous" where Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner were first introduced on the screen. TULTW Wile E Coyote's Bio It sounds like Sid Markus (Hole Idea) borrowed the idea from Chuck Jones (RR/coyote) while both were at Warner Brothers. Either way, they were both really funny guys that entertained millions for decades.
Lucent didn't invent Unix, gifted inventors at Bell Labs did.
I worked at Bell Labs for 23 years, when AT&T divested we all became Lucent Technologies (some times shown with Bell labs innovations under it).
I remember years ago watching a cartoon in which an inventor had managed to create 'portable holes.
That was Wile E. Coyote in the Roadrunner, first introduced in the 1952 cartoon "Beep Beep".
I think the Acme corporation has the patent on them, along with Jet powered Roller Skates, Coyote-sized Slingshots, Dehydrated Boulders, Do-It-Yourself Tornadoes, spring-loaded Boxing Gloves, dropping Anvils from Tightropes, Jet-propelled Pogo sticks and Unicycles, and Fake Railroad Crossings.
YEARs ago and no one complained except the kids that learned on them is school and then found out that most companies use MS word, excell, and power point exclusively. Even Lucent (which invented the Unix operating system BTW) switched over to MS. And the documentation and support for Linux is so poor (as in incorrect, vague, or non-existant) that it just plain sucks to to try and learn or use for novices. MSoft may not be the best, but is the standard in most major companies until the above problems are fixed it will remain so.
I use Mozzilla Firebird, browser only..
Bayesian filtering could stop all the spam that easily? This is great! Where can I download a filter like this? And back in the mid to late 80's or so, at least around Bell Labs where I worked, SPAM stood for Stupid People Asking for Money, when did that change?
Lucent lost.
From http://www.eagletribune.com/news/stories/20000802
Why not just call Dennis Ritchie and ask him?
According to the article, "Data can only be written on the chip's ROM during production, and not after it is out "in the wild". However, bank databases could, in theory at least, record bill serial numbers along with the transactions they were in.
32 megs not enough for you?
Well, yeah, but only if you stick a memory stick up its ass but they are real slow when used for for dynamic ram..
Aibo's don't have enough memory to run linux, but if they did I can imagine tens of thousands of them wandering the streets looking for 802.11b hotspots, finally converging in one area where their "owners" would arive and order espresso, pizzas, etc. I think the mp3 player in the Honda Element run's linux, though.
Just thinking about how much this information is worth (especially if it's linked to a social security number) should make all of us very uncomfortable...
All the following projects have been canceled: - Windows/Mips - Windows/PowerPC - Windows/Alpha - "HomeR" Project - Modular Windows - "Otto" Project (SW for cars; 1992) - MMOSA (Set-Top-boxes Operating System - WebTV - Blackbird/Internet Studio (1995) - proprietary MSN (Microsoft should have become the sole ISP, remember?) - COOl (C++ Object Orientated Language) - PenWindows - Microsoft Bob - Ultimate TV - Hailstorm (2001 - 2002)
You forgot the I-loo..
DVD+R is backward compatible with consumer dvd players while DVD-R is not. www.dvdrw.com has a good faq. No idea on the blue types though.