Next, I imagine that SCO will be after our kids to pay for licensing to watch Sesame Street ("Brought to you by the letter S", no less), since they have been using the letters S, C and O (among others) for years now...
Maybe the IRS can finally follow up on those pesky, badgering, panhandlers and windshield washers... Geez, I wonder how much they actually make a year...
When does NASA get to study the rock samples that will come back? Honestly, we could use some good alcohol samples too. It's been a long day at the office, and it feels like Friday already.
Criddle's uranium experiments involve lowering the acidity of the microbes' environment and nourishing them with ethanol to "get them all happy," as Criddle says. Doing so encourages them to go to work on the uranium by reducing oxides of the radioactive uranium and thereby rendering them insoluble.
What will the microbes consume for the eventual hangover?
So does anyone have any idea how much heat that the Uranium Q-36 Space Modulator can generate? (Sure... Overrated... Grrr... Guess there's no room for the classics...)
Bzzz... The Robotity! The Humans are assaulting us! Quick... Transmit their secure information... Whrrr... Credit Cards... Bzzt... Bank Accounts... Gleep... What p0rn sites they've visited this month... Borp... Their address books... Beep...
Now if Microsoft could just get their phone support personnel to sit there and study code fragments (like the chunks of radio data from Seti@Home), they might be able to use the free time between the Umm's and Ahh's to catch more of their problems.
We worked on a turn-key project over a year ago (before matters got screwed by an acquisition), and one aspect of the product was to track GPS position and record it every so often with a few other real-time parameters, such as speed, direction, and average MPH. The project completed the first product phase of deployment, but actually using the GPS data (while recording WAS working) was slated for phase 2. Unfortunately, I think the whole thing got mothballed because the company receiving the product was not technically inclined one bit. Such a waste of effort. It would have helped cut their yearly expenses down a lot.
Probably a good thing that Al Lowe did not have this technology available when he designed Leisure Suit Larry, or a good portion of the male nerd population would have never left their caves or crawled out from under their rocks.
E.g. Packages on FreeBSD are usually tarballs as gzip or bzip2. "Meta" data is usually the +CAPS files. Validation is usually an external MD5 checksum.
Too bad there are so many distribution differences that one (simple) standard can not be made to compete with the (possible?) ease of (*cough*) W*****s installers, but that would be like saying, "why can't we all be the same blood type."
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Next, I imagine that SCO will be after our kids to pay for licensing to watch Sesame Street ("Brought to you by the letter S", no less), since they have been using the letters S, C and O (among others) for years now...
That wouldn't be acceptable to satisfy their obligations pursuant to the GPL.
"their" being SCO's, I would doubt that they would care since they have already tried whining about GPL being "invalid" and "illegal".
I work with someone that actually knew the executive jokers when they were Novell employees. He said they were not quite sane then either.
SCO could even charge you for the price of a medium
So that is why they are using Miss Cleo for $699 a pop! And she comes with a CD too!
Maybe the IRS can finally follow up on those pesky, badgering, panhandlers and windshield washers... Geez, I wonder how much they actually make a year...
Damn, now I guess I have to get something useful done at work today... pooh!
Nah, send them new fruit-flavored Metamucil... They are seniors now...
You mean it is not jammed from cloning wabbits?
When does NASA get to study the rock samples that will come back? Honestly, we could use some good alcohol samples too. It's been a long day at the office, and it feels like Friday already.
Yes, such good value... Let's hope it's quilted!
Wait until October 15th and it will be twice as absorbent (on your wallet)!
If the whole distance/time issue becomes moot, does this allow us to talk our way out of speeding tickets that much easier?
Seems like Foxtrot from Monday did a good job of making fun of this whole silly mess. Too bad we can not turn the tides on RIAA as easily as Jason.
Criddle's uranium experiments involve lowering the acidity of the microbes' environment and nourishing them with ethanol to "get them all happy," as Criddle says. Doing so encourages them to go to work on the uranium by reducing oxides of the radioactive uranium and thereby rendering them insoluble.
What will the microbes consume for the eventual hangover?
correct link... not sure how the space got in there... Illudium Q-36 Explosive Space Modulator
Actually, if I can just get the silly name right...
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(*sigh* so many version floating around on Google...)
So does anyone have any idea how much heat that the Uranium Q-36 Space Modulator can generate? (Sure... Overrated... Grrr... Guess there's no room for the classics...)
with his next big plan to blow up the Earth!
As long as we do not have to build a monolithic statue to Bender...
Bzzz... The Robotity! The Humans are assaulting us! Quick... Transmit their secure information... Whrrr... Credit Cards... Bzzt... Bank Accounts... Gleep... What p0rn sites they've visited this month... Borp... Their address books... Beep...
Now if Microsoft could just get their phone support personnel to sit there and study code fragments (like the chunks of radio data from Seti@Home), they might be able to use the free time between the Umm's and Ahh's to catch more of their problems.
I didn't know the William Tell Overture (MIDI) was worth that much. Maybe the Yahoo! theme just sucked that bad?
We worked on a turn-key project over a year ago (before matters got screwed by an acquisition), and one aspect of the product was to track GPS position and record it every so often with a few other real-time parameters, such as speed, direction, and average MPH. The project completed the first product phase of deployment, but actually using the GPS data (while recording WAS working) was slated for phase 2. Unfortunately, I think the whole thing got mothballed because the company receiving the product was not technically inclined one bit. Such a waste of effort. It would have helped cut their yearly expenses down a lot.
Probably a good thing that Al Lowe did not have this technology available when he designed Leisure Suit Larry, or a good portion of the male nerd population would have never left their caves or crawled out from under their rocks.
Now appearing at your local Red Lobster... Rubber Duck Chowder... Fillet of Rubber Duck... Rubber Duck Scampi... all under $10
Just depends on how you shuffle them around.
E.g. Packages on FreeBSD are usually tarballs as gzip or bzip2. "Meta" data is usually the +CAPS files. Validation is usually an external MD5 checksum.
Too bad there are so many distribution differences that one (simple) standard can not be made to compete with the (possible?) ease of (*cough*) W*****s installers, but that would be like saying, "why can't we all be the same blood type."