I used a simple solution to the cellphone problem. When I heard about his law change I decided it was time to buy a laptop and use that for texting instead, as a bonus I'm posting on Slashdot right now as I'm driving home from work. Although i must admit navigating my iTunes library while driving can be a bit scary for passengers.
I'm curious as to how you came up with a figure of 33,334. The back of my envelop shows 16,668. This figure assumes they are 8 port switches. (And about the same number of cables needed to hook them all together)
I've been playing this game for nearly 20 years since my cousin introduced me to it on an old 286, scary thing is it still runs fine today under windows xp. Long live x86 I guess. And I still haven't beaten it...
I fully believe the switches in that cabinet are still sitting there attempting to send 20Gbit/sec of traffic out trying to do something - I just don't know what yet.
Mr Beckett hasn't visited Red Watch NZ or Patriot Alliance Downunder, but, based on our description of the blogs, he said their actions were probably in violation of Australian law.
Having searched out the said blogs (ironically from googles cache) I think the article blows thing out of proportion, true tabloid style.
I recomend readers to do their homework and not just take the article at face value.
NOTE: I do not support the views expressed in their blogs.
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That's actually another feature; Smoke signals.
I used a simple solution to the cellphone problem. When I heard about his law change I decided it was time to buy a laptop and use that for texting instead, as a bonus I'm posting on Slashdot right now as I'm driving home from work. Although i must admit navigating my iTunes library while driving can be a bit scary for passengers.
Hay it was good enough back in '89 on our 386 machines, it's good enough for now.
What a great metric to measure code by, I wish I could say that I once wrote one million lines of code in a day, in the deleted direction.
http://www.bpmlegal.com/wpogo.html Gas powered pogo, I'm sure that sounded like a good idea at the time, I mean what could possibly go wrong?
I'm curious as to how you came up with a figure of 33,334. The back of my envelop shows 16,668. This figure assumes they are 8 port switches. (And about the same number of cables needed to hook them all together)
Ok here we go, first wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rogue_(computer_game)
Then for source http://rogue.rogueforge.net/
and for windows (or dos) users, the original pc port http://www.dosgamesarchive.com/download/game/176
and lastest development as at 2008 http://www.freewebs.com/drussell/ClassicRogue.htm
I've been playing this game for nearly 20 years since my cousin introduced me to it on an old 286, scary thing is it still runs fine today under windows xp. Long live x86 I guess. And I still haven't beaten it...
You say you are a lawyer but your username is TenDollarMan? Something doesn't make sense here.
I fully believe the switches in that cabinet are still sitting there attempting to send 20Gbit/sec of traffic out trying to do something - I just don't know what yet.
Um, trying to get first post?
Either that or you really should get that checked out by a doctor.
What about F: attatch a sign that reads "do not look into laser with remaining eye"
You've never had to drive a lada have you?
I'm still stuck in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike. You insensitive clod.