+1 for Virgin. I bought a $20 phone (which is now TEN), pay $5/month for cell service, get 75 supplemental minutes/month through their silly ad service, and no contract. It's great for the 17 of us in the world who aren't on our phones 40 hours a month.
Yeah, that's on my list of things that drive me nuts when I boot into Windows (#1 being alt-dragging). There's gotta be add-ons that do this kind of stuff (like mouse focus), but I'm always too lazy to go searching. I'd rather just whine about it forever.:-)
Not to get into a dickwar, but my current desktop is 3840x1200, and I can't stand big widgets. The more content window I have on my apps, the better. Besides, with keyboard shortcuts, you don't even need a close/maximize/etc. button. 40 more pixels saved!:)
First-run programs now just tend to remind me of this.
That got me curious, so I did a little searching, and the winning keywords seem to be utility pole load capacity. The RW Wolfe PDF on www.fpl.fs.fed.us (4th or 5th link) is pretty good.
They anonymized the emails so we have no idea who sent them in, even if they did it's a username on the internet. I'm not standing in front of the nutbag that typed all of that up and laughing in their faces. I'm chuckling at some anonymous ravings.
Actually, if you look at this story on Baidu, the names are in there.
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We're using RCS, and this is at a company that grossed six billion dollars last year (yes, that's a 'b'). At least we have vi though.
Fruit.
$7.00/hour is more than federal minimum wage, as well as most states'.
There is a happy medium, where a programs function can be implied by a relevant name:
Winamp
[a digital current measuring program]
Photoshop
[an ecommerce program for selling Polaroids]
Yahoo Messenger
[a yodel-to-text converter for arranging bicycle deliveries].
People keep buying cheap gas
Really? Where?!
You have to buy a ticket so you can get in and buy some popcorn!
Always code as if the guy who ends up maintaining your code will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live.
Besides, since when is trying to make a game feel realistic considered overrated?
Yeah, I hate when a game feels unrealistic as I cast chain lightning on a bunch of frog demons.
+1 for Virgin. I bought a $20 phone (which is now TEN), pay $5/month for cell service, get 75 supplemental minutes/month through their silly ad service, and no contract. It's great for the 17 of us in the world who aren't on our phones 40 hours a month.
Appl€
Plural, you monkeys.
http://shotgun.shacknet.nu:81/shat_bed.gif
640 should be enough for anybody.
Brian Eno drinks his own pee.
Yeah, that's on my list of things that drive me nuts when I boot into Windows (#1 being alt-dragging). There's gotta be add-ons that do this kind of stuff (like mouse focus), but I'm always too lazy to go searching. I'd rather just whine about it forever. :-)
Not to get into a dickwar, but my current desktop is 3840x1200, and I can't stand big widgets. The more content window I have on my apps, the better. Besides, with keyboard shortcuts, you don't even need a close/maximize/etc. button. 40 more pixels saved! :)
First-run programs now just tend to remind me of this.
That got me curious, so I did a little searching, and the winning keywords seem to be utility pole load capacity. The RW Wolfe PDF on www.fpl.fs.fed.us (4th or 5th link) is pretty good.
First of all, it's not a VW sized box, it's a 4 by 4 by 2 foot box, which is the size of a smaller refrigerator.
...or a larger VW.
Is that a new slashdot meme?
Bad joke. http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/08/20/1259253
Anyway - who will take an ad with Seinfield seriously?
Nobody, hopefully. That's not the point of ads anymore, is it?
They anonymized the emails so we have no idea who sent them in, even if they did it's a username on the internet. I'm not standing in front of the nutbag that typed all of that up and laughing in their faces. I'm chuckling at some anonymous ravings.
Actually, if you look at this story on Baidu, the names are in there.
Yeah, that'll go over real well. "I swear officer, the Chinese government told me she was sixteen!"
Six? Why?
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday...
What are you talking about?
Beam scores:
Liukin - 16.125
Johnson - 16.050
Yang - 15.750
I swear, I've never heard anybody but Americans complain about judging in an event that they WON.