and used to be quite active. Auto racing, rock climbing, running, all the usual stuff. Unfortunately I recently fractured two vertabrae and that caused my latent arthritis in my hip to be on continual flare up, at times leaving me pretty immobile. They won't give me any more painkillers, and I can only drink so much alcohol before that starts to impair my walking ability;) In all honesty, I would LOVE one of these so I could move around like a normal kid again.
I'd say it's because of the heavy use of slides. Some people DO still use dial-up.
Not me of course, can't catch me dead using a phone for my internet...unless I'm lost in the middle of nowhere and connecting with my cellphone, in which case I'll likely be dead soon.
I do as much as I can myself. fixing the car, cooking from scratch, building a kite, etc. In the boy scouts I forged my own knife, caught my own rabbits to eat while on the trail, fetched and purified all my own water, built my own shelter each night, to list a few. Hacking is indeed a lifestyle and not one to be taken for granted. Think of how many pinks out there can't even fill up their gas tank, let alone work the tivo remote!!! It will pervade every aspect of your being and drive you to do things that most people will say you are stupid for bothering when you could just pay someone to do it with a guarantee. To paraphrase "Tommy Boy", I can shit in a box and guarantee it if it will make you happy. Doing things myself from scratch is what makes me happy. Maybe that's where I get my sense of personal responsibility too.
is lack of personal responsiblity and fear of risktaking. my car crashed. sue ford. I spilled my coffee. sue mcdonalds. I stubbed my toe on the sidewalk. sue the city. my linux enterprise infrastructure went down. sue...my own company?
cost for subselects and triggers? oracle?? We use postgres in my shop and I _love_ my subselects and triggers and plpgsql. the table inheritance is quite useful as well.
paper from 5 years ago about dark matter was more informative than that article. This thing reads like it was written by a mouthbreather -- one too stupid to close their mouth and breathe through their nose.
is a cool site. everyone that you can see on there can be vouched for by someone within 6 degrees of you, local or not. not specifically what you asked for, but close.
king's quest, space quest, hero's quest (and quest for glory), and police quest. Nothing beat that part in space quest where you had to type 'shoot robot' before you walked across the screen so you wouldn't get shot while trying to destroy the reactor. All those point-and-click fancy graphics leave nothing to the imagination. Hell, I still enjoy firing up zork or the old hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy game.
Slashdot Mirror
serial killer software
is that anything like a keygen?
I got a EULA!
or maybe, "why are you existing when you have no users?"
maybe it's meant as in
"Why did you have to be born the community of an non-communal linux distro?"
BTFOOM
this post sure does make me hungry...
and used to be quite active. Auto racing, rock climbing, running, all the usual stuff. Unfortunately I recently fractured two vertabrae and that caused my latent arthritis in my hip to be on continual flare up, at times leaving me pretty immobile. They won't give me any more painkillers, and I can only drink so much alcohol before that starts to impair my walking ability ;) In all honesty, I would LOVE one of these so I could move around like a normal kid again.
Not nearly dying!
target them for computer trespass I'd say!
but if your bike is on the street with a big sign that says "available for sharing" then I can use it as I like.
I'd say it's because of the heavy use of slides. Some people DO still use dial-up.
Not me of course, can't catch me dead using a phone for my internet...unless I'm lost in the middle of nowhere and connecting with my cellphone, in which case I'll likely be dead soon.
probably
I do as much as I can myself. fixing the car, cooking from scratch, building a kite, etc. In the boy scouts I forged my own knife, caught my own rabbits to eat while on the trail, fetched and purified all my own water, built my own shelter each night, to list a few. Hacking is indeed a lifestyle and not one to be taken for granted. Think of how many pinks out there can't even fill up their gas tank, let alone work the tivo remote!!! It will pervade every aspect of your being and drive you to do things that most people will say you are stupid for bothering when you could just pay someone to do it with a guarantee. To paraphrase "Tommy Boy", I can shit in a box and guarantee it if it will make you happy. Doing things myself from scratch is what makes me happy. Maybe that's where I get my sense of personal responsibility too.
yes, but i.p. freely in virginia has to pay virginia sales tax on the good he bought from joe cheesesteak in NJ.
is lack of personal responsiblity and fear of risktaking.
my car crashed. sue ford.
I spilled my coffee. sue mcdonalds.
I stubbed my toe on the sidewalk. sue the city.
my linux enterprise infrastructure went down. sue...my own company?
thank goodness my CEO is a japanese geek.
cost for subselects and triggers? oracle?? We use postgres in my shop and I _love_ my subselects and triggers and plpgsql. the table inheritance is quite useful as well.
and it's free.
paper from 5 years ago about dark matter was more informative than that article. This thing reads like it was written by a mouthbreather -- one too stupid to close their mouth and breathe through their nose.
is a cool site. everyone that you can see on there can be vouched for by someone within 6 degrees of you, local or not. not specifically what you asked for, but close.
king's quest, space quest, hero's quest (and quest for glory), and police quest. Nothing beat that part in space quest where you had to type 'shoot robot' before you walked across the screen so you wouldn't get shot while trying to destroy the reactor. All those point-and-click fancy graphics leave nothing to the imagination. Hell, I still enjoy firing up zork or the old hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy game.