Recursive removal of redundant 0's is like adding all the 0's together. That would result in the most powerful zero. This zero may be so powerful that it actually functions as digital blackhole sucking in all the ones. What sort of decompression algorithm would we need to extract the data from a virtual blackhole?
Step 1. compress win 95 to 5 megs
Step 2. compress win 95 to 4 megs
Step 3. compress win 95 to 3 megs
Step 4. compress win 95 to 2 megs
Step 5. compress win 95 to 1 megs
Step 6. compress win 95 to nothing
Step 7. Repeat process with all Microsoft products and Microsft itself until there is nothing.
When I working in a night club, I would receive promotional music on vinyl and cd formats. I could not tell the diff until the volume was way up. Bass sounded amazingly deeper and cleaner from the record. The speakers were flubbering at the same volume from the cd.
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Stand in a pedestrian area, and look up at the sky. Have a few friends look up with you. Pretend to see it, then not to see it. Soon enough some people will be curious and will try to see what you are looking at. Some will get it and help build a crowd, others will just help build a crowd.
Story number one.
Last year I went to Frys and bought a 1000" spool of CAT-5. It was crap cable. I took it back for a refund. I told them the product does not perform the job it is specified to do. I made it very clear that there was a defect in the CAT-5 cable. The refund manager told me that she could not take the product back because it was not in the original condition it left the store in (had to cut the wire). She then asked me how she was supposed to return the product to the sales floor if some of the wire has already been cut. I asked to speak to the highest ranking person in the store. She said it was her. I asked her to get be the contact info of the person in charge of the store. I call him up the next day and he says "Well, you get what you pay for" (It was on sale for $89.00 - LG brand).
Story number two.
I went to buy a Matrox Millennium II. There was only one left on the shelf. I get home and open it up, it's a Matrox Millennium I inside. It was not a fun experience bringing that back.
Fry's is your last option. I Arizona, i recomend PC-Club.
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Mpeg video evidence of the of the ape has been floating around the web since the mid 70's.
Dude, So what if they post an advert? Yeah it was a bit cheezy, but how else are they spoze to pay for this site? The links you posted are sweet!
Please use www.slashdot.com for shit like this.
Please make www.slashdot.org worth looking at.
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Recursive removal of redundant 0's is like adding all the 0's together. That would result in the most powerful zero. This zero may be so powerful that it actually functions as digital blackhole sucking in all the ones. What sort of decompression algorithm would we need to extract the data from a virtual blackhole?
Step 1. compress win 95 to 5 megs
Step 2. compress win 95 to 4 megs
Step 3. compress win 95 to 3 megs
Step 4. compress win 95 to 2 megs
Step 5. compress win 95 to 1 megs
Step 6. compress win 95 to nothing
Step 7. Repeat process with all Microsoft products and Microsft itself until there is nothing.
You insensitive (dirt) clod - Thanks for the spoiler warning.
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Not only that, I have the spectrograph's printed out and laminated in my wallet.
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when I saw the photo on the web page, I thought he was hitting a bong!
When I working in a night club, I would receive promotional music on vinyl and cd formats. I could not tell the diff until the volume was way up. Bass sounded amazingly deeper and cleaner from the record. The speakers were flubbering at the same volume from the cd. http://www.howstuffworks.com/question487.htm
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Please quantify "ass expensive".
"It's a great mystery movie and the best part is at the end when you find out it was the nun with a leather penguin."
Flash Mobs work because of people like you.
Stand in a pedestrian area, and look up at the sky. Have a few friends look up with you. Pretend to see it, then not to see it. Soon enough some people will be curious and will try to see what you are looking at. Some will get it and help build a crowd, others will just help build a crowd.
Those who don't attend the mobs participate in a virtual one known as slashdot.
Ye all should read Team Rodent: How Disney Devours the World .
Story number one. Last year I went to Frys and bought a 1000" spool of CAT-5. It was crap cable. I took it back for a refund. I told them the product does not perform the job it is specified to do. I made it very clear that there was a defect in the CAT-5 cable. The refund manager told me that she could not take the product back because it was not in the original condition it left the store in (had to cut the wire). She then asked me how she was supposed to return the product to the sales floor if some of the wire has already been cut. I asked to speak to the highest ranking person in the store. She said it was her. I asked her to get be the contact info of the person in charge of the store. I call him up the next day and he says "Well, you get what you pay for" (It was on sale for $89.00 - LG brand). Story number two. I went to buy a Matrox Millennium II. There was only one left on the shelf. I get home and open it up, it's a Matrox Millennium I inside. It was not a fun experience bringing that back. Fry's is your last option. I Arizona, i recomend PC-Club.
You know what I mean?
Does fall on the sword, mean launch all nukes?
Go on, start another Mahir!