Well, no, not exactly. It's a complicated case, eldavojohn. Lotta ins. Lotta outs. And a lotta strands to keep in my head, man. Lotta strands in old Duder's--
He wanted compensation for the first rug. He wanted the second one back. The one that held sentimental value for Maude.
Are you saying that the Linux community is like the Bluths, and Red Had is Michael?
Let's see how far we can take that.
RMS as Oscar Linus as George Slackware as GOB Ubuntu as Lindsey Debian as Tobias Linspire as Buster SuSE as George Michael Novell as Carl Weathers (as Himself) Knoppix as Maeby Bruce Perens as the Narrator Microsoft as Wayne Jarvis BSDs as the Sitwells
I can't figure out who to cast as Zuckerkorn, Bob Loblaw, or Rita.
No production car can even approach 400mph. Not even close. You'd be doing very well to spend half a million on a "production car" that can crack 400kmph.
That leaves out the questions of range (you'd be lucky to get three miles to the gallon), and, you know, being able to actually maneuver on the public roads at that speed.
You never meet up with friends at a place you don't know? Or change Doctors? Or have a job interview? Or an unexpected change of plans?
If the Yellow Pages, or whatever you're using, is doing the job for you that's great. But I don't see why you should pooh-pooh a tool that other people (such as myself) find so damn handy.
What trigger-happy land do you live in, where the cops just start bustin' caps at anyone behaving in any way they don't immediately understand? Seriously, wherever it is they need to FIX THEIR FUCKING TRAINING PROGRAM.
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This is a bizarre point of view. Why should some poor bastard in every IT department have to maintain his own homebrew image of XP?
Also, why does it take five reboots to get up to date? Every Linux distro I've used in recent memory can do it in one go.
-Peter
Me as Walter.
-Peter
Well, no, not exactly. It's a complicated case, eldavojohn. Lotta ins. Lotta outs. And a lotta strands to keep in my head, man. Lotta strands in old Duder's--
He wanted compensation for the first rug. He wanted the second one back. The one that held sentimental value for Maude.
-Peter
I think you've confused monkeys with idiots.
Man, I love monkeys.
-Peter
The Rolling Stones.
-Peter
PS: Remember, there's no "I don't get it." moderation option.
Looks like the site is back up, and they took it down to change "OpenMac" to "Open Computer".
-Peter
But my work depends on the idiot's work, which is chronically fucked up. I can't embiggen my position at my company under these circumstances.
Also, please don't verb verb.
-Peter
Nothing you say to an idiot is productive.
-Peter
Yes, but surely not the work you're being paid to do.
-Peter
Are you saying that the Linux community is like the Bluths, and Red Had is Michael?
Let's see how far we can take that.
RMS as Oscar
Linus as George
Slackware as GOB
Ubuntu as Lindsey
Debian as Tobias
Linspire as Buster
SuSE as George Michael
Novell as Carl Weathers (as Himself)
Knoppix as Maeby
Bruce Perens as the Narrator
Microsoft as Wayne Jarvis
BSDs as the Sitwells
I can't figure out who to cast as Zuckerkorn, Bob Loblaw, or Rita.
-Peter
-Peter
PS: For some reason my ordered list isn't getting numbered int the preview . . .
Can this printer print a printer so large it, in fact, can't print it?
-Peter
No production car can even approach 400mph. Not even close. You'd be doing very well to spend half a million on a "production car" that can crack 400kmph.
That leaves out the questions of range (you'd be lucky to get three miles to the gallon), and, you know, being able to actually maneuver on the public roads at that speed.
You're nuts.
-Peter
You never meet up with friends at a place you don't know? Or change Doctors? Or have a job interview? Or an unexpected change of plans?
If the Yellow Pages, or whatever you're using, is doing the job for you that's great. But I don't see why you should pooh-pooh a tool that other people (such as myself) find so damn handy.
-Peter
Yes, but did it help make the drive work?
-Peter
You left out the important point that the bus pulls a little bit.
-Peter
What trigger-happy land do you live in, where the cops just start bustin' caps at anyone behaving in any way they don't immediately understand? Seriously, wherever it is they need to FIX THEIR FUCKING TRAINING PROGRAM.
-Peter
Nearly two!
-Peter
Isn't it obvious? A normal-sized 'fridge.
-Peter
Tuck your chin next time.
-Peter
Would it kill you to provide a link?
-Peter
I take it that this is your review
It's nowhere near the top by any sorting option. You probably should have linked to it.
-Peter
The human will be redundant in and of himself. He's symbolic, not operational!
-Peter
Oops. No it doesn't. Looks like it's the some old crap after all.
-Peter
Finally got the download. Still doesn't support the Q tag correctly. On the up side it supports the application\xhtml+xml MIME type now!
-Peter