I decided to play around with Google reader because of this article. The first subscription I added was/. This article is not showing up in the subscriptions. I tried to force the refresh but still nothing. Maybe it will pop up in a few minutes.
It's really hard to get your coke from under your keys. Either you have to use a can of compressed air and then you lose most of you coke when it gets shot into the air. Or worse, you try to snort it out of the keys, you are inhaling so hard and fast you are about to pass out, your boss comes in and you have your nose pressed against the crtl key. You try to explain to him that as a linux user you have a hard time pressing crtl+alt+del using just your fingers but the white smudge under you nose gives you away. I've lost countless jobs this way...
I remember way back when I was learning Basic I created a russian roulette game.
You have a six shooter.
How many bullets do you want in the gun?
Bam you are dead or Yeah, you live.
Do you want to play again?
That was a fun game.
We think something is going to happen. We don't know whats going to happen. We don't know when it's going to happen. And we don't know where it's going to happen. But it is going to happen.
I see how in small networks it won't work. But it does work in large networks. A company I worked for does this and it works very well. The company had close to 1000 employee's and anywhere between 1-3 machines per employee.
Have each department billed for the services you provide for that department. If a tech spends 3 hours on a computer from HR, make them pay for those 3 hours. Do not make them pay for the full cost of the tech but set a standard rate. Also set hardware/software standards. If the departments fail to meet those standards, they are billed at a higher rate.
ADSL in my casket? I'll put up a webcam so my family can watch me decay.
Or get FTTC (fiber to the casket) and I'll have a server in my casket with one of the largest p2p nodes ever. That will be my contribution to the world.
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I decided to play around with Google reader because of this article. The first subscription I added was /. This article is not showing up in the subscriptions. I tried to force the refresh but still nothing. Maybe it will pop up in a few minutes.
Great thinking, lets put links to services that are already complaining about having bandwidth problems and ./ them...brilliant, bloody brilliant
Such as killing 2000 american soldiers?
It's really hard to get your coke from under your keys. Either you have to use a can of compressed air and then you lose most of you coke when it gets shot into the air. Or worse, you try to snort it out of the keys, you are inhaling so hard and fast you are about to pass out, your boss comes in and you have your nose pressed against the crtl key. You try to explain to him that as a linux user you have a hard time pressing crtl+alt+del using just your fingers but the white smudge under you nose gives you away. I've lost countless jobs this way...
This seems a bit like a "my gun is bigger than your gun" contest with Russia. A little over a week ago there was this article: http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/04/10/04 28238&tid=172&tid=123&tid=95&tid=218 and now we have the "no no no, the US is better" article.
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I remember way back when I was learning Basic I created a russian roulette game. You have a six shooter. How many bullets do you want in the gun? Bam you are dead or Yeah, you live. Do you want to play again? That was a fun game.
We think something is going to happen. We don't know whats going to happen. We don't know when it's going to happen. And we don't know where it's going to happen. But it is going to happen.
I see how in small networks it won't work. But it does work in large networks. A company I worked for does this and it works very well. The company had close to 1000 employee's and anywhere between 1-3 machines per employee.
Have each department billed for the services you provide for that department. If a tech spends 3 hours on a computer from HR, make them pay for those 3 hours. Do not make them pay for the full cost of the tech but set a standard rate. Also set hardware/software standards. If the departments fail to meet those standards, they are billed at a higher rate.
ADSL in my casket? I'll put up a webcam so my family can watch me decay. Or get FTTC (fiber to the casket) and I'll have a server in my casket with one of the largest p2p nodes ever. That will be my contribution to the world.