[...] Think of the "True Neutral" druids. [...] This is like trying to kill the ghost-generator in Gauntlet, rather than just focusing on the ghosts themselves. You can lob an axe and kill a ghost with ease; It's just that there's so many of them. [...] But there is room for strategy and motion within the tension.
"Doosh" is the spelling I'm familiar with... comes from some online gaming thing or another. I believe I first became acquainted with it in SOCOM 2 -- it means "we just waxed your bomb carrier hard".
This seems like a weak, thinly veiled stab at open source.
E.g., Microsoft: "You run Debian? Great! But who'll pay if your data gets damaged?"
To which the obvious reply is: well, gee, my operating system hasn't ever really damaged my data -- as a matter of fact, last time my hard drive went bad, I was able to recover most of my data. Thanks anyway, though!
Y'know, the only time that actually happened to me was at BofA, years ago. My signature actually changed, and they said "could you please sign it again, like you used to?". Took me three or four tries.
Nowadays, I just sign it "Johnny was here" (generic), "Johnny got paid" (paycheck)", "Johnny hates you" (bills), etcetera. Sometimes just "Johnny", if I'm feeling lazy.
I've actually managed to get away signing with "X" sometimes. Probably something to do with the fact my face is on my BofA Visa debit card.
*watches giant laser beam blast out of Slashdot and at the innocent inhabitants of planet tpi.fi*
Leia: I TOLD YOU WHERE THE REBEL BASE IS!#%
CmdrTaco: Mwahahaha
It looks like we are going to evolve backwards... everyone will be running back to IRC for their illegal needs.
Hell, all you'd need is a list of which nicks have what files, and automate DCC sending. I could have an ircII script to do that ready in an hour or two.
(I forgot the closing newline, as you can see, and my $PROMPT_COMMAND involves "echo -ne \\r". Oh, well.)
Bet if I posted this some hours ago I would've got modded up.
Or irc, or silc.
Was I the only one who was sitting on efnet, wondering wtf everyone was doing on AIM?
Didn't work in the current versions, last I checked.
Chicks don't dig Unix?
s/puppy killer/terrorist/
It's against the law to take one's own life.
The penalty is death.
"Doosh" is the spelling I'm familiar with... comes from some online gaming thing or another. I believe I first became acquainted with it in SOCOM 2 -- it means "we just waxed your bomb carrier hard".
No women, no kids. :P
There're also implicateSCO() and implicateMiscellaneous().
This seems like a weak, thinly veiled stab at open source.
E.g., Microsoft: "You run Debian? Great! But who'll pay if your data gets damaged?"
To which the obvious reply is: well, gee, my operating system hasn't ever really damaged my data -- as a matter of fact, last time my hard drive went bad, I was able to recover most of my data. Thanks anyway, though!
Nowadays, I just sign it "Johnny was here" (generic), "Johnny got paid" (paycheck)", "Johnny hates you" (bills), etcetera. Sometimes just "Johnny", if I'm feeling lazy.
I've actually managed to get away signing with "X" sometimes. Probably something to do with the fact my face is on my BofA Visa debit card.
*watches giant laser beam blast out of Slashdot and at the innocent inhabitants of planet tpi.fi* Leia: I TOLD YOU WHERE THE REBEL BASE IS!#%
CmdrTaco: Mwahahaha
(Sorry, it's been a while since I saw an SCO story on the front page. Was going through withdrawals.)
His problem was either that he didn't know who he was pissed at, or didn't care.
He just wanted to cause damage. We all -- or at least a hell of a lot of us -- get the urge, he just had a prolonged bout and followed through on it.
This way, when the cable goes out, you can't call to complain!
who wonders when, upon reading "database", what variety the database is -- e.g., MySQL?
On the other hand, I may lose that bet, after all.
I wonder if "$" is patented.
This reminds me of the Conversation of Eiros and Charmion, for some reason.