When it comes to capturing murderers, rapists, druglords, and pedophiles,
<SARCASM> Hey, only people are hurt by them. When it comes to [alleged] copyright infringement, *CORPORATION* might be losing money! Get your priorities straight!!!! </SARCASM>
Back in the Win2K days, it meant a whole lot more than that. I worked for a company that made server grade FibreChannel HBAs, and getting through the WHQL tests for logo was a major achievement.
Yes, PJ really *does* believe in the US Justice system. When people complain about the length of time this fiaSCO has taken, she counsels patience and reminds us that it will work.
Exactly. It wasn't worth it to add that case. Yeah, I know the guys in the '50s thought their code wouldn't be around in 2000, but in my case, it was clearly documented in the code and design, and it's a single place.
Really? I once wrote a piece of code that used the simplifying assumption that year mod 4 was 0 ==> leap year.
This was documented in the code, as well as in the design documentation. This was for an embedded system that there was less than a snowball's chance in hell of being around in 2100. I think it's out of service now (and no, it wasn't a bad system. It was one of the unsung well-designed systems used in Gulf War I).
Lets face it, CowboyNeal probably would do a better job than the current asshats on both sides of the aisle in DC.
Evil will always win because good is dumb!
According to OSR, who does a lot of training/instruction on the DDK, it's a black art.
Still I wish windows had good support for EXT2.
Not the best, but Explore2FS is pretty nice.
Of course, writing a Windows File System is a black art. If MS documented it better, maybe there'd be more third party file systems.
You might want to look at this as well -- disclaimer, I haven't tried it, don't know how good it is.
Oh great, so now we'll have tags that say "Work like IE4".
And let's start with Howard Stringer as a thank-you for the Sony Rootkit.
Does anyone speak jive?
Barbara Billingsley does.
Speakeasy got bought by Best^H^H^H^HWorst Buy.
I stop visiting all together (I'm looking at you espn.com)
I think you mean "I'm talking to you espn.com", since I assume you're no longer looking at it due to annoying ads.
On top of ABP and NoScript, I temporarily allowed scripting so I could click on the "Print Article" link. One page all text, ads still blocked by ABP.
Just finished rereading all four.... it's the "Big Mistake of '08", not the "Great Mistake".
Nope. Ghostbusters.
Agree with the Pesach comment.
For you, plasmacutter, I have but two words: Matzah Brie, and lots of it!
When it comes to capturing murderers, rapists, druglords, and pedophiles,
<SARCASM>
Hey, only people are hurt by them. When it comes to [alleged] copyright infringement, *CORPORATION* might be losing money! Get your priorities straight!!!!
</SARCASM>
Back in the Win2K days, it meant a whole lot more than that. I worked for a company that made server grade FibreChannel HBAs, and getting through the WHQL tests for logo was a major achievement.
What's even better is that I have dual 4:3 monitors, and the second is being run in portrait mode.
Having that second monitor in portrait makes editing code and documentation much easier!
I believe Mandriva will do this by default -- I had to turn it off.
Maybe he's in Veracruz.
She didn't work for OSDL, She worked for OSRM.
So every morning this old guy goes into church, beats his breast, and proclaims, "Oh Lord! If I could only win the lottery, I would die a happy man!".
Day after day after day... "Oh Lord...."
Finally, one morning, he goes into church and starts his bit again, "Oh Lord! If I could only win the lottery, I would die a happy man!"
And from the altar comes a booming voice, "SO BUY A TICKET!!!!!"
Yes, PJ really *does* believe in the US Justice system. When people complain about the length of time this fiaSCO has taken, she counsels patience and reminds us that it will work.
The odds are that the reason that they're off line is because they're Slashdotted.
Why don't we just send Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner after him?
(and to the mod trolls, no it's not off-topic, reread the parent).
Exactly. It wasn't worth it to add that case. Yeah, I know the guys in the '50s thought their code wouldn't be around in 2000, but in my case, it was clearly documented in the code and design, and it's a single place.
Really? I once wrote a piece of code that used the simplifying assumption that year mod 4 was 0 ==> leap year.
This was documented in the code, as well as in the design documentation. This was for an embedded system that there was less than a snowball's chance in hell of being around in 2100. I think it's out of service now (and no, it wasn't a bad system. It was one of the unsung well-designed systems used in Gulf War I).