Unlike my 486 with its VLB... my incorrect assumption
"Yeah, VLB will win over PCI in the long run.."
Still, in the end I was able to swap a bare VLB system (with VLB cards) for a shiney 4Mb graphics card and some cash
it could be that in 100 years, we'll be in another ice age...
At highschool I was told that the next ice age was due to start in the next 50 years, around the same time global warming was due to flood the earth.
What are we to learn today? Geography teachers know sweet foxtrot alpha, especially ones that support Norwich City
-- I had a point but it was slashdotted between here and there
The solution is obvious, AOL CD duel at dawn
Walk ten paces from each other, turn and hurl AOL CDs at each other, the first one to decapitate the other is the winner
You couldn't be more wrong, the BT engineer accuratly predicts the 5 minutes you are unavailable because you need more milk for the coffee or are dropping the kids off at the pool to call round and then state you wern't in all day.
but by implication you do forsee a great advance in medical science by anticipating being around for the next 100 years to not see them
If someone can make sense of that for me, please mail it on the top half of your boss to your local congressman/MP/bin man
They can't decide which licence is better (BSD/GPL/LGPL)
They can't decide which platform is better (BSD/GNULinux/Win32/Win64/OSX/OS2)
They assume just because she is a chick and a geek she is hot
They can't decide which compiler is better (gcc/icc/egcs)
They spend too much time bashing SCO/M$/BSD
And many more;)
Re:I see dead people...
on
Human Pac Man
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· Score: 1, Redundant
No, those are the men in white coats bringing your very own FPS PacMan Jacket in a nice shade of white, complete with leather straps and arms that fasten behind your back...
Well, holding your breath for that long and the occasionaly visits to unconciousness may pass the time quicker between now and when they are released;)
They'll end up suing themselves, for having the price of CDs/MDs/LPs/DVD-As/etc too high, causing people to distribute on t'internet them in the first place.
that all the cvs trees have had a code freeze before the party starts and for the rest of the week, I don't want no drunken/hungover commits breaking my builds;)
WTG FreeBSD, have a 10 year old single malt from the 51st State
That matters in part because some documents exist only as Web pages -- for example, the British government's dossier on Iraqi weapons. "It only appeared on the Web," Worlock said. "There is no definitive reference where future historians might find it."
Much like the WMDs themselves then...
Combine scorpian, red sea urchin and transistor growing e-coli DNA and produce a walking, stinging, immortal indestructable computer... which will be obsolite by the time it hatches
What is the life expectancy of the components? From the article it seems to me (disclaimer: IANAMolecularBiologistOrNanoEngineer) that the organic component is not required after the "wires" are in place but will the DNA auto-repair any damage to the wire?
Couldn't a virus (biological, not computer) be used to re-write the DNA strand that is used to construct the devices, to make different components for sinister purposes?
Its all a waste of time, we all know that this internet thing is just a fad and won't last another 6 months nevermind 6 years... (Or the uber ninja robots would have taken over the planet again)
The same way I found my flatmates Win98 machine was infected by some random trojan... increased, unexplained random traffic traveling down the ether
The pretty lights on the switch flash for a reason
Needless to say the Win98 machine was BSD'd the AOL CDs were forcefed to the flatmate and the bruises are just about clearing up after 8 months of keyboard beatings...
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Unlike my 486 with its VLB ... my incorrect assumption
"Yeah, VLB will win over PCI in the long run.."
Still, in the end I was able to swap a bare VLB system (with VLB cards) for a shiney 4Mb graphics card and some cash
it could be that in 100 years, we'll be in another ice age...
At highschool I was told that the next ice age was due to start in the next 50 years, around the same time global warming was due to flood the earth.
What are we to learn today? Geography teachers know sweet foxtrot alpha, especially ones that support Norwich City
--
I had a point but it was slashdotted between here and there
Now can we have our coders back working on FBSD 5.3?
;)
Cheers - FBSD user waiting for 5-Stable
d8 and d12 uncommon and d4 rare. ... ;)
Thank $DIETY I don't have a d12
The solution is obvious, AOL CD duel at dawn
Walk ten paces from each other, turn and hurl AOL CDs at each other, the first one to decapitate the other is the winner
(Well its one use for the CDs)
You couldn't be more wrong, the BT engineer accuratly predicts the 5 minutes you are unavailable because you need more milk for the coffee or are dropping the kids off at the pool to call round and then state you wern't in all day.
but by implication you do forsee a great advance in medical science by anticipating being around for the next 100 years to not see them
If someone can make sense of that for me, please mail it on the top half of your boss to your local congressman/MP/bin man
- They can't decide which licence is better (BSD/GPL/LGPL)
- They can't decide which platform is better (BSD/GNULinux/Win32/Win64/OSX/OS2)
- They assume just because she is a chick and a geek she is hot
- They can't decide which compiler is better (gcc/icc/egcs)
- They spend too much time bashing SCO/M$/BSD
And many moreNo, those are the men in white coats bringing your very own FPS PacMan Jacket in a nice shade of white, complete with leather straps and arms that fasten behind your back ...
Well, holding your breath for that long and the occasionaly visits to unconciousness may pass the time quicker between now and when they are released ;)
They'll end up suing themselves, for having the price of CDs/MDs/LPs/DVD-As/etc too high, causing people to distribute on t'internet them in the first place.
Well, we can dream can't we?
The one on the other side of the Atlantic Pond, known as The Untided Kingdom ... or was it United, I forget
I strongly reccomend the birth of GNU/Karma
You can't release karma under the GPL, think of all the Karma whores you'll put out of business!
</caffine_overload>
that all the cvs trees have had a code freeze before the party starts and for the rest of the week, I don't want no drunken/hungover commits breaking my builds ;)
WTG FreeBSD, have a 10 year old single malt from the 51st State
Do you have to pay a virtual SCO for every virtual linux node on the virutal network?
Its a virtual post, but I have karma to burn off.
Who keeps swapping the "submit" and "preview" buttons?
That matters in part because some documents exist only as Web pages -- for example, the British government's dossier on Iraqi weapons. ...
"It only appeared on the Web," Worlock said. "There is no definitive reference where future historians might find it." Much like the WMDs themselves then
Combine scorpian, red sea urchin and transistor growing e-coli DNA and produce a walking, stinging, immortal indestructable computer ... which will be obsolite by the time it hatches
What is the life expectancy of the components? From the article it seems to me (disclaimer: IANAMolecularBiologistOrNanoEngineer) that the organic component is not required after the "wires" are in place but will the DNA auto-repair any damage to the wire?
Couldn't a virus (biological, not computer) be used to re-write the DNA strand that is used to construct the devices, to make different components for sinister purposes?
Is it paranoia if they really are out to get you?
... congress are breeding, are they going to put a stop to it?
Its all a waste of time, we all know that this internet thing is just a fad and won't last another 6 months nevermind 6 years ...
(Or the uber ninja robots would have taken over the planet again)
Oh no! People are SPIMming by instant messenger now? What's next spam on IRC?
Look out the SPICERS (SPam on Internet Chat) are comming!
And lawers for Sun Microsystems are preparing a case for trademark infringment right after they've finished with the small island of Java ...
The same way I found my flatmates Win98 machine was infected by some random trojan ... increased, unexplained random traffic traveling down the ether
...
The pretty lights on the switch flash for a reason
Needless to say the Win98 machine was BSD'd the AOL CDs were forcefed to the flatmate and the bruises are just about clearing up after 8 months of keyboard beatings