Well, spirit healing rocks fall under the general category of religion. There are special exceptions in the constitution to specifically allow religious fraud.
This is just a money making scheme - the FCC will MONITOR only. They won't actually do anything. In other words, they will sell as many licenses as there are takers...
You are a geek right? Else why would you read Sloshdat - now please explain to me what on earth you do in MS Office, that you find hard to replicate in OOo? It would be good feedback to the project if you are really serious and not joking.
Why not put your PC in a transparent case and fill it with two colour oil? Then you can boast about 20th century technology - way better than the 19th century technology these guys are flogging.
Rsync is your friend, but remember to use the ssh feature for security:
rsync -e ssh --timeout=180 -Cavuzb www.example.com:/home//data/example.net/mirror/home/
and to automate the use of ssh, you need to use ssh-agent to keep the keys.
I have *.swf* and *click* in my adblock list. That would explain why I don't get the pop-up. Pity. Us Firefox and Linux users always seem to have a tough time to get the full Windows Desktop Experience (TM)...
The Red Cross wouldn't lie huh?2 1120
http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2002/11/20/blood0
The Red Cross is just as susceptible to corruption as the Catholic Church...
Well, if you are the lawyer of Scammers Inc. and you are up against your old law professor, who is a buddy of the judge, you'd settle too...
Well, spirit healing rocks fall under the general category of religion. There are special exceptions in the constitution to specifically allow religious fraud.
This is just a money making scheme - the FCC will MONITOR only. They won't actually do anything. In other words, they will sell as many licenses as there are takers...
In my experience 64MB is the minimum for Linux. With your 96MB, IceWM should run beautifully and OOo should work, but with KDE you can fuhgeddit.
You are a geek right? Else why would you read Sloshdat - now please explain to me what on earth you do in MS Office, that you find hard to replicate in OOo? It would be good feedback to the project if you are really serious and not joking.
Why not put your PC in a transparent case and fill it with two colour oil? Then you can boast about 20th century technology - way better than the 19th century technology these guys are flogging.
well, now we know where these tiny grey alians come from - a tiny star with tiny planets...
IceWM or BlackBox will get you going.
now we can hack all those ATM cameras...
I'll gladly pay ten years ahead...
Ugh. I actually used ed on a Sperry-Univac time sharing system. Sad experience. Nuff sed.
So, all he has to do is move to California, where any non-compete restrictions in his contract with MS would be unenforceable.
Yup, CP/M worked better than the early version of 86-DOS. The worst feature of DOS was edlin. I'm sure nobody will ever claim parentage of that thing.
Actually, quick'n dirty was a common term in those days and a sought after distinction from slow spaghetti code.
Well of course, you are living in the USA. Maybe one day, Iraq will liberate you.
I'm seeing 22% Gecko use and 77% IE use. The remaining 1% is Apple Safari and about 0% is Opera.
So, I don't know how much is FF, but 22% Gecko is FF, Moz, Galeon etc.
I want to ban gay marriage because it says so in Sloshdat"
Hmm, both of those sources are more authoritative than the Holy Bible, but you are right, they don't have the same ring to them.
Yeah, the big loonie asylum on the hill...
Sounds like a couple of toddlers fighting to me. Microsoft should grow up.
Rsync is your friend, but remember to use the ssh feature for security: rsync -e ssh --timeout=180 -Cavuzb www.example.com:/home/ /data/example.net/mirror/home/
and to automate the use of ssh, you need to use ssh-agent to keep the keys.
and what does past life mean? Oil, coal and dynosaur skeletons!
No, that is f00tb411 tickets dummy and you forgot to mention the v14gr4...
I have *.swf* and *click* in my adblock list. That would explain why I don't get the pop-up. Pity. Us Firefox and Linux users always seem to have a tough time to get the full Windows Desktop Experience (TM)...
seems to do the trick, since these bloody things are usually Macromedia Flash adverts.