MPAA: "Congratulations on your restored sight. Now, I must inform you that you're under arrest for bringing not one, but two cameras into a movie theater. That's a felony son."
That'll go over REALLY well in the court of public opinion . . . . .
SCO has a product and engineers to maintain it? When the hell? I thought they were just a group of ninja-attack lawyers based out of a defunct Taco Bell store owned by a Microsoft operative . . . . .
As an American who had a Telstra phone magically dispense with a $20 phone card for a ten minute call to the states, I'd be inclined to second that hatred.;)
Still, you're right. It's not like they did anything weird here. Telstra threatens to fire Microsoft, Microsoft lowers their bid. Capitalism.
I'll believe it because it's just too adorable to attack.
Also, if it's true it means that the only class of women capable of ever loving me is real . . . . .
. . . . Linux gets ported to steampunk arcitecture?
Re:Cone of Silence? More like cone of annoyance.
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For us engineery/hackery types it'll actually be kind of an adventure. It'll be an arms race between our noise-cancellation technology and the advertisers' ever more advanced yap-up technology.
Or, we can just wear headphones to drown out the idiocy . . . .
My data knows exactly what to do when I die. Oh my yes. Ever vigelant it stands waiting for word that I am no longer living. When that day come you will know. You will all know. MWHAHAHAHA!!!
My short-term memory sucks. The workaround I use to solve complex problems is simply to think more slowly. Judging from the fact that I find scraps of problems in my long-term memory sometimes I think my brain is caching back to there and then purging back out later.
CGEF carried this over a month ago. At the time it was considered a case of "overenthusiastic editor." It still is as far as I'm concerned.
I'll believe it when there's an announcement from Fox.
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* Names the face on Mars Linus. *
MPAA: "Congratulations on your restored sight. Now, I must inform you that you're under arrest for bringing not one, but two cameras into a movie theater. That's a felony son."
That'll go over REALLY well in the court of public opinion . . . . .
Only this time, and for the first time . . . . well ever they're fighting for the forces of good.
;)
The enemy of my enemy . . . is still my enemy but I'd rather they get shot at instead of us.
I've always thought that we should use "hours of divx porn" as a good benchmark for storage devices.
what else can one ask for? :p
A second mouse button and a pricetag less than $1000.
SCO has a product and engineers to maintain it? When the hell? I thought they were just a group of ninja-attack lawyers based out of a defunct Taco Bell store owned by a Microsoft operative . . . . .
Still, you're right. It's not like they did anything weird here. Telstra threatens to fire Microsoft, Microsoft lowers their bid. Capitalism.
I'll believe it because it's just too adorable to attack.
Also, if it's true it means that the only class of women capable of ever loving me is real . . . . .
You have just dragged a song out of my memory that I thought I had ordered deleted and banished years ago. I hate you and I hope you die.
Sharks don't live in the north atlantic you insensitive clod, er, dolt!
. . . . Linux gets ported to steampunk arcitecture?
For us engineery/hackery types it'll actually be kind of an adventure. It'll be an arms race between our noise-cancellation technology and the advertisers' ever more advanced yap-up technology.
Or, we can just wear headphones to drown out the idiocy . . . .
My data knows exactly what to do when I die. Oh my yes. Ever vigelant it stands waiting for word that I am no longer living. When that day come you will know. You will all know. MWHAHAHAHA!!!
Will they ever learn? Anything but plain text fed to ./ will turn your server into a heap of molten destruction. . . . .
. . . . . but damnit, if you give me 40 foot robodroids you've given me enough!
Smoke detector test.
"sintered armorgel: feels like gritty jello, protects like a stack of telephone books."
My short-term memory sucks. The workaround I use to solve complex problems is simply to think more slowly. Judging from the fact that I find scraps of problems in my long-term memory sometimes I think my brain is caching back to there and then purging back out later.
CGEF carried this over a month ago. At the time it was considered a case of "overenthusiastic editor." It still is as far as I'm concerned.
I'll believe it when there's an announcement from Fox.
This thing is the only applicable product that I've ever seen.
Hey, you can be a real hacker and use pico! I'll prove it, er, as soon as I'm a real hacker . . . . .
Who said you need to record it to capture it?
"mplayer thing.rm -ao pcm -aofile thing.wav". Bam. Works great.
* Imagines an international orginization of crime-fighting nerds recovering stolen Linux boxen and cars with clever 802.11g hacks . . . . . . *
In your SCO-is-Vader cosmology, who's Jar Jar Binks?
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Hmm. Annoying, stupid, helpless and slightly dangerous . . . .
Cary Sherman?
* Clutches Matlab and mumbles. *
I didn't waste my time taking stats. I Didn't waste my time taking stats. I didn't . . . . . . .