Same here, except with its sequel (and without the beta-testing bit). It was just... No. It's too much.... On the other hand, some of my friends got into it. Umm. I don't talk them very much anymore.
Just like cutlery manufacturers want to charge people who resell their knives and forks at garage sales. Or couch manufacturers who take a cut when their chairs get resold on ebay.... Right.
> When human military commanders go crazy, they often show easily recognisable > tell-tale signs (declaring themselves to be chickens, arguing with > themselves, forgetting to wear clothing, that sort of thing).
Definitely. Hitting something with your sword edge-on means you've got the most strength and resistance behind the hit. Sure, if you hit something hard with the flat the sword will probably bend (or maybe break if it's flawed), but the worst you'll do with edge-on-edge hits is dent or blunt the the blades.
Heck, on the weekends there are a group of us that hit swords (and each other, to an extent) pretty damn hard, and they've lasted years.
By "some search engines" I hope you mean "the search engines the overwhelmingly vast majority of people use".
As soon as Google / Yahoo stop bumping up pages if the user's search keywords match keywords in the URL, sure, people might stop using the long URLs; until then, though, expect everyone to keep at it to try to stay on top of the search result pile.
Additional con: If you don't hit the space bar in the right spot, it kinda jams up (hit it on either end to see what I mean).
Having said that, I recently got The RSI really badly recently, and have found the Microsoft keyboards to be really darn good. (I prefer the old grey model to this one, but it does in a pinch.)
> It has the somewhat unfortunate downside of > starting every shell with no history...
See modifications (also, fixed the unmatched parenthesis on the HISTFILE line):
if [ ! -d ${HOME}/.history ]; then mkdir ${HOME}/.history fi if test "$PS1" ; then HISTDIR=${HOME}/.history HISTFILE=${HISTDIR}/$(/bin/echo ${LOGNAME}.$(hostname).$(/bin/date +"%F.%H-%M-%S")) unset HISTSIZE HISTIGNORE HISTCONTROL HISTFILESIZE touch $HISTFILE # load last history file in the directory as the current history history -r $(/bin/ls -1 ${HISTDIR} |/usr/bin/tail -n 1) fi
I keep seeing "kitchen computer" (ostensibly for viewing recipes) being used as the canonical example of a use for an extra computer for non-techies...
Who actually has a kitchen computer, or knows someone with one? D:
I can vouch for this last part; the less I eat, the less I feel like eating. As soon as I get into the rhythm of three-meals-a-day, I get cravings all the damn time.
"Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a commoner, and dinner like a pauper", or something to that effect.
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Same here, except with its sequel (and without the beta-testing bit). ... On the other hand, some of my friends got into it. Umm. I don't talk them very much anymore.
It was just... No. It's too much.
... Were the songs any good?
Just like cutlery manufacturers want to charge people who resell their knives and forks at garage sales. ... Right.
Or couch manufacturers who take a cut when their chairs get resold on ebay.
Hurd? Hurd doesn't run anything yet.
It doesn't have to do anything but raise his feet and stay powered on. It can crash or reboot for all the grandparent poster cares. :D
> When human military commanders go crazy, they often show easily recognisable
> tell-tale signs (declaring themselves to be chickens, arguing with
> themselves, forgetting to wear clothing, that sort of thing).
Come again, sorry?
I run a website that has "sponsors" as an ID for one of the <div>s (which has a couple of logos in a background image); it's autohidden by Adblock.
It's a decent enough approach, I guess, but most savvy webmasters aware of adblock will just rename things like that.
How's that "imagined highschool fantasy" thing going for you?
What's to say it didn't turn into a gas giant from the force of the storms? :D
Definitely. Hitting something with your sword edge-on means you've got the most strength and resistance behind the hit.
Sure, if you hit something hard with the flat the sword will probably bend (or maybe break if it's flawed), but the worst you'll do with edge-on-edge hits is dent or blunt the the blades.
Heck, on the weekends there are a group of us that hit swords (and each other, to an extent) pretty damn hard, and they've lasted years.
I hope to any higher power that this is just for your own use, and that you're not unleashing this monstrosity on a paying client.
By "some search engines" I hope you mean "the search engines the overwhelmingly vast majority of people use".
As soon as Google / Yahoo stop bumping up pages if the user's search keywords match keywords in the URL, sure, people might stop using the long URLs; until then, though, expect everyone to keep at it to try to stay on top of the search result pile.
Australian here; my school had about 40 PCs and 20 Macs. This was back in the OS 9 / early-OS X era.
Yes it can, yes it caaaaaaan!
Take a potato chip, and eat it. :|
Additional con: If you don't hit the space bar in the right spot, it kinda jams up (hit it on either end to see what I mean).
Having said that, I recently got The RSI really badly recently, and have found the Microsoft keyboards to be really darn good. (I prefer the old grey model to this one, but it does in a pinch.)
checkbox-to-checkbox parity
... Uh, say what?
It's to help all those poor people suffering from Dementia.
SOLRA. :D
Hi. What've you been up to?
(Tol Kerhys from Vendetta here.)
Or perhaps:
alias diff="unalias diff; rm -f"
Is this post of any help?
... Or, yeah, use zsh. :S
> It has the somewhat unfortunate downside of
/usr/bin/tail -n 1)
> starting every shell with no history...
See modifications (also, fixed the unmatched parenthesis on the HISTFILE line):
if [ ! -d ${HOME}/.history ]; then
mkdir ${HOME}/.history
fi
if test "$PS1" ; then
HISTDIR=${HOME}/.history
HISTFILE=${HISTDIR}/$(/bin/echo ${LOGNAME}.$(hostname).$(/bin/date +"%F.%H-%M-%S"))
unset HISTSIZE HISTIGNORE HISTCONTROL HISTFILESIZE
touch $HISTFILE
# load last history file in the directory as the current history
history -r $(/bin/ls -1 ${HISTDIR} |
fi
I keep seeing "kitchen computer" (ostensibly for viewing recipes) being used as the canonical example of a use for an extra computer for non-techies...
Who actually has a kitchen computer, or knows someone with one? D:
I can vouch for this last part; the less I eat, the less I feel like eating. As soon as I get into the rhythm of three-meals-a-day, I get cravings all the damn time.
"Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a commoner, and dinner like a pauper", or something to that effect.
Tell that to some OCD sufferers.