I think Hotmail.com should be prosecuted for diverting traffic off of Hotmale.com. Some kids expecting gay pr0n might be offended by the usual "Enlarge your penis".
However, Directions on Microsoft analyst Rob Helm said that any new version of Windows is likely to slow Longhorn's arrival.
Hum, yeah now I get it. They were running out of "good" reasons to postpone Longhorn. They're saying 2020 now, and looks like they hired Barbara Walters as their spokeswoman for the campaign.
Actually I do understand Russell was never likely to star in the series, if you read my previous post you'll see I get that from the start, and never expected it. The fact that I am deceived in this case means that I thought Russell did a hell of a job in the movie, and that the character in the series is friendlier than the cold Russell I loved in the movie. That's all.
On another note, I do believe Connery was the best James Bond, and that Keaton was the best Batman (we're talking films, Adam West wasn't bad but man that series got old quick). John Hurt sucked in Lost in Space, Charlie's Angels... I'm not even gonna get into that one *shiver*.
Basically, some people do improve (or at least stay at the same level) with TV spinoffs, but IMHO Stargate failed.
Kodak started putting glass lenses in their digital cameras a year ago, and while not top-quality, I admit they're not as bad as their rounded plastic lenses.
I know Zeiss and other german manufacturers make great lenses, but just because A is German and A is good, don't assume that if B is German, that B will also make good lenses.
I'm not saying I was expecting to see him in a TV series, I'm saying there was no way for me to enjoy that character played by anyone else... Russell did a pretty good job of acting in the movie (and casting him was a great move). They made the TV series, obviously not willing to pay for Russell, and therefore I was deceived. Inevitable.
I've seen lenses superior to Kodak's in Cracker Jack boxes.
As a digital camera salesman, I imagine I contribute to their bad imagine, but then again, I would feel remorse recommending any of their digital products to my customers...
I tried giving them a chance last year by attending their special Digital Media Training last year in Montreal, and after 3 hours of talk all I'd learned was that digital Kodak technology still didn't come anywhere near film quality (both for video and photography).
Your damn fault for buying that stupid dock instead of buying standard NIMH batteries...
What's that you say? One touch photo transfer to the pc?
Why I use good old USB cord to transfer mine, and it doesn't even have _ANY_ buttons. Talks about technology.
FBI warning for a boot screen. It does nothing to prevent copying except to give the cracker something else to write 'owned' on.
For a sec there I thought you meant that you thought by putting the FBI warning at bootup, you could boost your Windows security by restricting duplication of any file contained on said filesystem... Worst part is, I thought it was a good idea.
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Where do you get that??
Be responsible, don't drink and moderate.
I don't see who could've been better, except maybe Natalie Portman...
No but it supports the BORK BORK BORK! language...
Are we talking about Windows XP SP1?
I think Hotmail.com should be prosecuted for diverting traffic off of Hotmale.com. Some kids expecting gay pr0n might be offended by the usual "Enlarge your penis".
Hum, yeah now I get it. They were running out of "good" reasons to postpone Longhorn. They're saying 2020 now, and looks like they hired Barbara Walters as their spokeswoman for the campaign.
Of course they're the only ones to find exploits, they're the only ones with the source code...
Wait, strike that...
I don't get it, couldn't NASA afford the on-site warranty?
On another note, I do believe Connery was the best James Bond, and that Keaton was the best Batman (we're talking films, Adam West wasn't bad but man that series got old quick). John Hurt sucked in Lost in Space, Charlie's Angels... I'm not even gonna get into that one *shiver*.
Basically, some people do improve (or at least stay at the same level) with TV spinoffs, but IMHO Stargate failed.
I'm lost...
Kodak started putting glass lenses in their digital cameras a year ago, and while not top-quality, I admit they're not as bad as their rounded plastic lenses.
I know Zeiss and other german manufacturers make great lenses, but just because A is German and A is good, don't assume that if B is German, that B will also make good lenses.
I'm not saying I was expecting to see him in a TV series, I'm saying there was no way for me to enjoy that character played by anyone else... Russell did a pretty good job of acting in the movie (and casting him was a great move).
They made the TV series, obviously not willing to pay for Russell, and therefore I was deceived. Inevitable.
To use it as a decoy to crack another Linux box...
I wouldn't have thought models would be any good at science...
Jack died the day they decided to pass on Kurt Russel...
Or Rodenbury post Star Trek...
I've seen lenses superior to Kodak's in Cracker Jack boxes.
As a digital camera salesman, I imagine I contribute to their bad imagine, but then again, I would feel remorse recommending any of their digital products to my customers...
I tried giving them a chance last year by attending their special Digital Media Training last year in Montreal, and after 3 hours of talk all I'd learned was that digital Kodak technology still didn't come anywhere near film quality (both for video and photography).
WTG Kodak.
Your damn fault for buying that stupid dock instead of buying standard NIMH batteries...
What's that you say? One touch photo transfer to the pc?
Why I use good old USB cord to transfer mine, and it doesn't even have _ANY_ buttons. Talks about technology.
Hey for us Canadians who can't afford hi-tech military equipment, this might come in handy...
I mean we could buy like 10 000 of them (80$ a piece, more or less 800 000$) and train them to crash helicopters and sink our battleships...
Can the Win2k SP1 developpers attend this year?
Dammit.
For a sec there I thought you meant that you thought by putting the FBI warning at bootup, you could boost your Windows security by restricting duplication of any file contained on said filesystem...
Worst part is, I thought it was a good idea.
Well you seem to know your ASCII table pretty well, I think it's time you move on to the html entities like ©, ™ and ®.
Warning: No 'unrecoverable_system' crash found. Assuming one at line 1.
I'll just assume you mean /., cause I don't know any ./ sites...
If "proper indentation" means 4 spaces to you, then " " would be your solution.
You're welcome.