I use the 30 day disposables, night and day. I forget who makes them, but they are one of the newer more breathable lenses. Been using them for good 3 months now,and no problems. Used to use the acuvue 2 weeks ones and my eyes would dry out daily.
i took payments just to try to do the opposite, well needless to say i now have 4 inlaws that whenever there's a problem, they send a minimum of 60 bucks..... i'm starting to feel guilty bout charging them so much... esp for stuff like how to empty the recycle bin. So either way its no win. seriously thinking bout getting them leappads or something for kids and telling them that it has hidden features and untill they find them i'm not allowed to help them anymore per the purchase agreement.
I've always detested aol in every way, however to make a move such as this just goes to show almost everyone has an open source side to them.
way to go aol
Windows 2000 and XP users find BSOD jokes stale. It's the Linux equivalent of jokes about over-reliance on the CLI. "Tee hee, if Linux were a car, you'd have to have to use the keyboard just to start it." "Hehe yeah! And if the car fails to start, it's probably because the caps lock is on! Snicker snicker, snort snort." If you rolled your eyes at that joke, then imagine how an informed Windows user responds to BSOD jokes. "That is soooo 1999."
no matter what my personal opinion is....
i have a dream that one day someone will let a thread ride, without a ms or *nix comment.
ok so it will never happen, but a dream is a dream
----"So don't get these two things confused - one is an external key that is
applied _to_ the kernel (ok, and outside the license), and the other one
is embedding a key _into_ the kernel (still ok, but the GPL requires that
such a key has to be made available as "source" to the kernel)."----
at least if its done, the source will have to be made available, and with the source.. well i imagine that ways to remove it will pop up... and if its external, well then its time to go with an opensource counterpart that falls under the GPL, refuse to use any software otherwise!
to settle it all, lets just unplug all the smtp servers and write letters by hand again...
no wait.. aol'ers wouldn't understand why their computer stopped saying "you've got mail"
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I use the 30 day disposables, night and day. I forget who makes them, but they are one of the newer more breathable lenses. Been using them for good 3 months now,and no problems. Used to use the acuvue 2 weeks ones and my eyes would dry out daily.
i took payments just to try to do the opposite, well needless to say i now have 4 inlaws that whenever there's a problem, they send a minimum of 60 bucks..... i'm starting to feel guilty bout charging them so much... esp for stuff like how to empty the recycle bin. So either way its no win. seriously thinking bout getting them leappads or something for kids and telling them that it has hidden features and untill they find them i'm not allowed to help them anymore per the purchase agreement.
the things we can do with thousands of simple objects.
With the hat, even sco can't see you. every one run out and get the hat before sco claims they own that too!
mod parent up, its a great link concerin the code
agree with you on that one
but if this were to pass, bye bye internet. imho it would encompass everything from email to im clients, which could also be considered p2p.
linux when they pry it from my cold dead hands, no wait, i meant to post that on the nra site. good to see linus finally helping to clarify things
I've always detested aol in every way, however to make a move such as this just goes to show almost everyone has an open source side to them. way to go aol
this should be a whole story in itself
mod parent up
Windows 2000 and XP users find BSOD jokes stale. It's the Linux equivalent of jokes about over-reliance on the CLI. "Tee hee, if Linux were a car, you'd have to have to use the keyboard just to start it." "Hehe yeah! And if the car fails to start, it's probably because the caps lock is on! Snicker snicker, snort snort." If you rolled your eyes at that joke, then imagine how an informed Windows user responds to BSOD jokes. "That is soooo 1999."
heh this is true
no matter what my personal opinion is.... i have a dream that one day someone will let a thread ride, without a ms or *nix comment. ok so it will never happen, but a dream is a dream
Now the question is, how many /.'s are going out and posting the the article remotely now that they read this?
----"So don't get these two things confused - one is an external key that is applied _to_ the kernel (ok, and outside the license), and the other one is embedding a key _into_ the kernel (still ok, but the GPL requires that such a key has to be made available as "source" to the kernel)."---- at least if its done, the source will have to be made available, and with the source.. well i imagine that ways to remove it will pop up... and if its external, well then its time to go with an opensource counterpart that falls under the GPL, refuse to use any software otherwise!
Bring it! ..... 6 months later
and yet in another episode of the yesterdays tech, we talk about the now defunct sco
to settle it all, lets just unplug all the smtp servers and write letters by hand again... no wait .. aol'ers wouldn't understand why their computer stopped saying "you've got mail"
they can barely get users to change a default password, just think of how hard it would be explaing how to change a random one .....
can't get the site up, u figure wired could handle the traffic after only 7 posts
hmmph
maybe he just shredded the "n" to hide the evidence