Having read many articles on XP, I am still left wondering exactly how it is implemented. Programming in pair could mean many different things -- but what/does/ it in the case of XP?
Has anyone practising XP kept journals of progress, or are there any case examples out there?
--bazop
Computers are like air conditioners.
They stop working when you open windows.
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Computers are like Air conditioners.
Not only is it amazing that these guys have got a processer to overlock to 1057MhZ at less than -43 degrees Celcius BUT they're also from New Zealand. Why is that everything's now coming from Australia and New Zealand - samba did, and Linus got his inspiration for a penguin logo for linux while in Australia
GO AUSSIES!!!!
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It's also fun to watch the 17 Xterm's you've got open shoot the X-Server. Very amusing
For the record, minidiscs are not ROM. They are most definitely read/write...
Erm - Excuse me, there are two types of minidisk. Yes there are certainly Read/Write Minidisks. And these account for the majority of minidisks you will encounter. But, there are also MD-ROMs, which act in the same way that CD-ROMs do (as opposed to CD-RW). Now, I unfortunatley can't claim to have seen a MD-ROM, but they Do exist. Check Your Facts
Where you aware that there was, living at 526 Forest Rd Bexley New South Wales Australia, a REAL Person called Zaphod Beeblebrox? Checkout the listing at http://www.whitepages.com.au/. (Sorry there is no dirct link, you'll need to type in 'Beeblebrox' for yourself (along with New South Wales Capital City Residential).
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Midradio Player (Japanese) will play it.
--J.
Hear a sample of 'Amazing Grace' sung through the Vodaloid.
--J.
I'm just wondering how that post can be seen as funny. I'm pretty sure it was a genuine suggestion about what to do with your money.
I hope I get the chance to metamod that post...
Having read many articles on XP, I am still left wondering exactly how it is implemented. Programming in pair could mean many different things -- but what /does/ it in the case of XP?
Has anyone practising XP kept journals of progress, or are there any case examples out there?
--bazop
Computers are like air conditioners.
They stop working when you open windows.
I think you missed the point of the post. He was talking about using the money collected as a measurement of what Linux means to the community.
And it was suggested that it be donated to charity.
Computers are like air conditioners.
They stop working when you open windows.
this would be a more direct URL:
http://www.sbrowning.com/vintage/
Josh
Computers are like air conditioners.
They stop working when you open windows.
I don't think this is such a huge problem.
*thinks malicious threats*
I just don't see where the scandal lies.
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Computers are like air conditioners.
Geek Day Out 2000!!!
As part of ACE 2000, the geek day out will be held on Friday the 20th of October. The ultimate geek party -- started in response to envy generated by Slashdot Parties in the U.S
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Computers are like Air conditioners.
But New Zealanders are not Aussies.
No, they're not. hence the reason that i said "why does all this come from Autralia or NZ" (or similar).
And while we're at it - count yourself lucky! Most we don't have general access to Cable, or ADSL - most of us are still using a 56.6K Dialup!
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Not only is it amazing that these guys have got a processer to overlock to 1057MhZ at less than -43 degrees Celcius BUT they're also from New Zealand. Why is that everything's now coming from Australia and New Zealand - samba did, and Linus got his inspiration for a penguin logo for linux while in Australia
GO AUSSIES!!!!
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It's also fun to watch the 17 Xterm's you've got open shoot the X-Server. Very amusing
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I assume the article is refering to $2 million australian dollars, which equates to $1.3 million US dollars.
Still way too much, but at least it's in context now
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For the record, minidiscs are not ROM. They are most definitely read/write...
Erm - Excuse me, there are two types of minidisk. Yes there are certainly Read/Write Minidisks. And these account for the majority of minidisks you will encounter. But, there are also MD-ROMs, which act in the same way that CD-ROMs do (as opposed to CD-RW). Now, I unfortunatley can't claim to have seen a MD-ROM, but they Do exist. Check Your Facts
Joshua
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blink to take a picture
Yeah, unless you got something in your eyes, and then you'd have no HDD space left in seconds!
Josh
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When they're making CD's in the number that they are, the CD's cost $0.20 each. When you order 750 cd's you pay around $2.00 each!!!!!
Josh
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Where you aware that there was, living at 526 Forest Rd Bexley New South Wales Australia, a REAL Person called Zaphod Beeblebrox? Checkout the listing at http://www.whitepages.com.au/. (Sorry there is no dirct link, you'll need to type in 'Beeblebrox' for yourself (along with New South Wales Capital City Residential).
and apparently we have the cheapest internet access in the world too! (go figure) i saw it on newswire.
To all you who always thought that the early bird catches the worm, think about this:
It is THE SECOND mouse who gets the cheese.
(apart from that, i do believe in this case that first in - best dressed)