Uh, no, he agreed that it was better for the movie that shooting webs was part of his genetic mutation. Why?
I heard he disagreed.
Because it would have been fucking stupid. If all the sudden he's able to make super-industrial-strength web shooter complete with reloadable cartridges...in a far-fetched movie, that just pushes it to the realm of stupidity.
It was a plot point in the comics (I read them when I was much younger). His webbing dissolved after about an hour, I think, and he occasionally ran out.
The idea: multiple, sender/use specific addresses on the client side. Basically instead of having one address with your ISP, you would have the ability to create up to 50 aliases to your account. Not that these are not 50 accounts, all of your mail still winds up in the main mail account at your ISP.
Postfix has sort of a built-in mechanism for this; recipient_delimiter (defaults to "+"). Say you send to bob@host and bob+foo@host; they both go to bob, but if bob has a file ~/.forward+foo, that's specific to that one address (falls back to the ~/.forward, then to the local transport). Once you're done with the temporary address, just blow away.forward+whatever, and have the master.forward check to see if a) it was sent to bob+whatever, and b) if.forward+whatever still exists.
I look forward to the day when we have to start saying "Black African-American", and then just shortening it to "black"... Ah, the lifecycle of a politically correct term.
...a contraption which hits the user on the head for every mail they send. So if they send 1 an hour, it's a mild nuisance. But if they send 100 a minute, it'll probably kill them."
Caveman Bob: Unga. I make-um wheel. Caveman Joe: Unga. That not wheel. Solid. Need spokes. Caveman Bob: RAHHHH!#%$@^ Caveman Bob kills Caveman Joe. Caveman Bob: I got-um your spokes right here, buddy. Unga.
Hey, if that guy has enough time on his hands to make a bike with square wheels, I can write retarded stories about cavemen.
Y'know, I've recently started liking Debian for apt-get. Sometimes when I'm feeling lazy, it's nice to just be able to *have* something.
On the other hand, there are definitely times you need to compile from source, especially when you need to hack something. And you never know quite where those files are going to *go*.../usr/local/bin, or/bin?/usr/local/etc, or/etc?...Etc.:-)
$BOSS: You can't use your cell phone. You: Then I'll need a corporate phone. Accounting: AHHHHHHHHH!#%!!!!!! $BOSS:...Okay, you can use your cell phone.
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"I saw a story go by, and then another one that looked just like it."
"How much like it? Was it the same story?"
Ironic, how I'd always figured Apple as a bunch of hippies. Guess they're hippie lawyers.
As an aside, you really should look at this.
STAN LEE MUST BE STOPPED!
And text messages aren't completely silent. I still hear DTMF when I hit a key.
Fun stuff.
My method is better.
No mail will get through to me because I didn't pay my DSL bill.
(Yes, I'm running my own MX.)
I look forward to the day when we have to start saying "Black African-American", and then just shortening it to "black"... Ah, the lifecycle of a politically correct term.
(Patent pending.)
Hey, if that guy has enough time on his hands to make a bike with square wheels, I can write retarded stories about cavemen.
Wish I spoke Japanese.
Er, I don't actually belong in this thread. It just seemed to be where the party was...
Two words: The Simpsons.
Y'know, I've recently started liking Debian for apt-get. Sometimes when I'm feeling lazy, it's nice to just be able to *have* something.
... /usr/local/bin, or /bin? /usr/local/etc, or /etc? ...Etc. :-)
On the other hand, there are definitely times you need to compile from source, especially when you need to hack something. And you never know quite where those files are going to *go*
That's one way to do ranges in Perl...
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Thought that was interesting. *shrug*
Funny, how the next story down is people (jokingly) saying KDE just hacked Gnome's site. :-)
Are they charging for preinstalled Linux on their machines?
Will there be a "Linux Refund Day"?