DOS Shell was an early GUI for DOS. Why is it funny if your mouse dosen't work? And my mouse also works just fine on the freeBSD command line, so why not DOS?
Fighting words aren't covered under the 1st amendment, true, but they are NOT justification for a fight. They can ask you to leave, and perhaps forcibly remove you if you fail to do so, but you are not allowed to just fly off the handle, even if they did say something offensive to you.
American cell companies have had this since at least 1992. When Hurricane Andrew leveled a good part of South Florida in the summer of 92, Bellsouth had temporary towers in and operating within about 24 hours of the storm's passing.
Depends in which way you like kids. If it's anything a hair more than platonic, yup, that's a pedophile. Most philia's aren't bad connotations like pedophilia is.
Of course they like movies, and the prestige of the Cannes festival. But they're also quite far from the French-bashing set of Americans, if they're not downright Franfophiles.
While there's a plurality of Americans on the jury, the fact that they're on the jury of the French film festival gives pretty good odds they're Francophiles, and are far from the Americans who are off eating "freedom toast" for breakfast and switching to Californian wine.
The brushed metal dosen't match the rest of aqua worth a damn, but when it's the only thing visible on my 12" powerbook, it looks kinda cool. Blends well with the brushed metal looking trim around the screen.
That "electrical" smell is ozone. When your hair wants to stand up from the charge, and you smell that ozone building up, that's your last minute warning that lightning is striking real close, real soon!
That could never work. I hit the ATM, it records the numbers it gave me. I pay you back the $20 I borrowed last week. You go down to the corner store to buy a 12 pack. Habib pockets the money from the drawer and makes a donation to his local mosque. Turns out there's a fanatic or 2 there, and that $20 finds it's way into an arms deal. They're pretty far off base if they come looking for me.
Same here. I carry my 12" powerbook in my old backpack, wrapped in a big plastic bag in case it rains. Getting stuck in the rain on a motorcycle sucks bad enough, I don't need it runining $1800 worth of computer equipment.
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I'm amazed that you're allowed to read/. from China.
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But the kid that 0wnz043d j00 is itching to turn 18, sign up, and try the real thing.
Do you really have to ask this? The media is about telling you what to think, not providing you with the information to form your own thoughts. Is this a suprise?
This has probably been mentioned already, but the pump had nothing to do with support. The pump just inflated bladders that made the shoe fit more snugly. I wore them back in the day. I could keep them nice and loose for a comfortable fit around school, then pump them up so they fit snug and stayed on when we played basketball.
The problem with this is that not everybody has the right feet. Most people don't have a neutral gait. Without corrective measures in their shoes, the average overpronator would have their knees/shins/ankles/hips self-destruct in short order from the uneven twisting forces with each and every step.
You're right, in alot of ways it isn't. But he used a funny car body, so he didn't really have a camaro motor to start with, plus we wanted to go rear motor since it's a custom frame thingy that turns into a boat. Thats where the box-4 motor comes in. But if he does have a spare LT1/LS1 around, I'll take it off his hands for him.
I didn't RTFA, but didn't Mr. Garrison invent one of these once on South Park? If the controls are the same as his, count me out. I'll stick to my old fashioned motorcycle.
Having them sit with the ports out? I hope they're not windows boxes, you'll need to get to the reset button far more often than you'll need to get at the cables. Unless you just pull the power cable for a second.
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I once had a 1980 Ford fullsize pickup run my foot over with no damage. The foot test is useless.
DOS Shell was an early GUI for DOS. Why is it funny if your mouse dosen't work? And my mouse also works just fine on the freeBSD command line, so why not DOS?
Fighting words aren't covered under the 1st amendment, true, but they are NOT justification for a fight. They can ask you to leave, and perhaps forcibly remove you if you fail to do so, but you are not allowed to just fly off the handle, even if they did say something offensive to you.
American cell companies have had this since at least 1992. When Hurricane Andrew leveled a good part of South Florida in the summer of 92, Bellsouth had temporary towers in and operating within about 24 hours of the storm's passing.
Depends in which way you like kids. If it's anything a hair more than platonic, yup, that's a pedophile. Most philia's aren't bad connotations like pedophilia is.
Of course they like movies, and the prestige of the Cannes festival. But they're also quite far from the French-bashing set of Americans, if they're not downright Franfophiles.
While there's a plurality of Americans on the jury, the fact that they're on the jury of the French film festival gives pretty good odds they're Francophiles, and are far from the Americans who are off eating "freedom toast" for breakfast and switching to Californian wine.
That's because the fault line's aren't very stable there. Move to more solid ground, and you'll get a more stable version of slack.
The brushed metal dosen't match the rest of aqua worth a damn, but when it's the only thing visible on my 12" powerbook, it looks kinda cool. Blends well with the brushed metal looking trim around the screen.
That "electrical" smell is ozone. When your hair wants to stand up from the charge, and you smell that ozone building up, that's your last minute warning that lightning is striking real close, real soon!
That could never work. I hit the ATM, it records the numbers it gave me. I pay you back the $20 I borrowed last week. You go down to the corner store to buy a 12 pack. Habib pockets the money from the drawer and makes a donation to his local mosque. Turns out there's a fanatic or 2 there, and that $20 finds it's way into an arms deal. They're pretty far off base if they come looking for me.
It's been done before. I've seen ceiling fans that had an LED array that spelled "Heineken" as the blades spun.
Not new at all. My 87 Camaro has a lockup torque converter. I'm pretty sure they were doing them regularly by 85 at least.
Same here. I carry my 12" powerbook in my old backpack, wrapped in a big plastic bag in case it rains. Getting stuck in the rain on a motorcycle sucks bad enough, I don't need it runining $1800 worth of computer equipment.
I'm amazed that you're allowed to read /. from China.
But the kid that 0wnz043d j00 is itching to turn 18, sign up, and try the real thing.
Do you really have to ask this? The media is about telling you what to think, not providing you with the information to form your own thoughts. Is this a suprise?
This has probably been mentioned already, but the pump had nothing to do with support. The pump just inflated bladders that made the shoe fit more snugly. I wore them back in the day. I could keep them nice and loose for a comfortable fit around school, then pump them up so they fit snug and stayed on when we played basketball.
The problem with this is that not everybody has the right feet. Most people don't have a neutral gait. Without corrective measures in their shoes, the average overpronator would have their knees/shins/ankles/hips self-destruct in short order from the uneven twisting forces with each and every step.
Here's a picture from a google image search. It's a convertible, cool! http://www.amphibiousvehicle.net/amphi/W/watercars pecial/watercar-a.jpeg
You're right, in alot of ways it isn't. But he used a funny car body, so he didn't really have a camaro motor to start with, plus we wanted to go rear motor since it's a custom frame thingy that turns into a boat. Thats where the box-4 motor comes in. But if he does have a spare LT1/LS1 around, I'll take it off his hands for him.
Mr. Garrison had 4 levers, one front, one rear, and he was "jerking" one with each hand for control.
I didn't RTFA, but didn't Mr. Garrison invent one of these once on South Park? If the controls are the same as his, count me out. I'll stick to my old fashioned motorcycle.
And as far as school use, professors will have a fit if you try to use a palm as a calculator.
Having them sit with the ports out? I hope they're not windows boxes, you'll need to get to the reset button far more often than you'll need to get at the cables. Unless you just pull the power cable for a second.