That's the best spelling nitpick I've seen in two weeks. Moderators, please moderate it as funny, not offtopic. (Moderators should be required to pass a humor test before they're allowed to moderate something offtopic.)
> I've found that most people who tell others to >"google it" or "RTFM" don't actually know the >answer to the question and this is their way of >covering for it and still appearing "1337".
AMEN!!
As a Linux newbie I find Google often is unhelpful as I have no idea what search terms are significant.
If I want to determine how much free space is on my hard drive what terms should I search for on Google?
Try googleing for "SCCS" looking for a simple one-paragraph description of what it is. (I don't want to read a second man page to understand the first one, recursion is not a good thing in this situation.) Even if there is a newbie friendly description you won't know which of the two most likely SCCSs is the one you need. (There is a version control system, and some sort of configuration management tool, according to my recently completed Google search, in addition to a great many organizations with those initials.)
> mouse 1 then drag selects the text >keeping mouse 1 down and pressing mouse 2 cuts >pressing 1 then 3 pastes > >mouse 2 alone on select text runs it as a command > >mouse 3 alone on selected text sends it to the >plumber.
So where do I find the MB that has three PS/2 mouse ports?
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That's the best spelling nitpick I've seen in two weeks. Moderators, please moderate it as funny, not offtopic. (Moderators should be required to pass a humor test before they're allowed to moderate something offtopic.)
Eh, did you try it?
You arn't using the fuel-air mixture directly as a weapon, you're using it to produce a puff of air.
In all seriousness I suspect that this would have little actual utility against a well-armored bot with a low center of gravity.
Make a one meter version of this, dump a fuel-air mixture into it, light it and knock over the other bots from across the ring.
>...and will scare the crap out of your dog.
Let's try that trick outside.
>... nobody has managed to blame this on Microsoft.
Blaming it on Microsoft would be redundant.
> I've found that most people who tell others to >"google it" or "RTFM" don't actually know the >answer to the question and this is their way of >covering for it and still appearing "1337".
AMEN!!
As a Linux newbie I find Google often is unhelpful as I have no idea what search terms are significant.
If I want to determine how much free space is on my hard drive what terms should I search for on Google?
Could you fork it instead and let users decide if your new tar is better than the original?
I concur!!
Try googleing for "SCCS" looking for a simple one-paragraph description of what it is. (I don't want to read a second man page to understand the first one, recursion is not a good thing in this situation.) Even if there is a newbie friendly description you won't know which of the two most likely SCCSs is the one you need. (There is a version control system, and some sort of configuration management tool, according to my recently completed Google search, in addition to a great many organizations with those initials.)
> mouse 1 then drag selects the text
>keeping mouse 1 down and pressing mouse 2 cuts
>pressing 1 then 3 pastes
>
>mouse 2 alone on select text runs it as a command
>
>mouse 3 alone on selected text sends it to the >plumber.
So where do I find the MB that has three PS/2 mouse ports?
>>at work instead of Fuxbox at home
:)
>I'm sorry what was your window manager called again?
That's where he keeps his hentai DVD collection.
Heh. There's also Ogg Vorbis out there somewhere, provided that someone finds a reason to replace MP3.
Everybody has their own ideas about how much a CD ought to cost, but they never back it up with a good analysis.
Can you support your $5.00 with facts, or are you just blowing hot air?
Your creativity has not been hurt one bit by the fact that Mickey cannot be used commercially by non-Disney entities.
Can't you install Portage on any distribution?
If so, why not use it on Mandrake or one of the other more newbie-friendly distributions.
The hammer is for you, not the computer, just thwack yourself in the head whenever someone asks you for free computer help.
What about enchiladas?
Mmm... I'm gonna patent the wheel.
But how do you enforce that?
No it hasn't, that was a bamboo car.
If the nanobots want to kill us they don't need the sun to do it. All they need to do is multiply until they're the only things left..
How about DVD!=RW?
> The DMCA? Last time I checked American law wasn't a global thing.
We're working on fixing that.
One without balls.
The problem is that the Apple marketing folks are so over the top that its almost a bad joke.