Yeah...no more randomly strolling back to 1992, and laughing at the leet haxors and their pimped out 386DXes and Slackware 1.0. Ah, the good old days...*sob*
Hey, at least its a good excuse to take a vacation to Mexico, and, oh btw, stock up on presription meds like Amoxycilin. Drugs are dirt cheap down there. You'll have to check how much you are legally allowed to bring back though.....
Sure, there's no apparent weight once in a freefalling orbit. But it still takes energy to lift payload out of Earth's gravity well into freefall, and it takes fuel to provide this energy, and it takes energy to lift the fuel...
I beg to differ sir! It takes *vapor* to lift a ship out of orbit. Before a ship exists it is vapor. When it is fully realized and ready to launch, it must burn part of itself back into vapor to propel itself.
Oh come on, everyone knows there's no weight in space:P
And, what are they gonna say if that was a problem? "Um sorry sir, our vapor statisitcs for our vaporship say you're too fat and you need to buy a second seat" Hell no!
The good question is....does Bill drive anything ever, whether a regular vehicle or Windows CE powered Pacer^2, spewing unsafe nuclear radiation at any speed?
N ---- guilotine-edge-kernel-sources-2.9.-5 N ---- xorg-x(12-1) N ---- libengine-19680204 U ---- libAC-1.5.2-r7 [was libprocfan-1.5.2-r6] N ---- eurospeedometer-0.2U R ---- moz-porn-browser-1.7.3 RUN ---- here-be-dragons
Well I don't know about Quake, but running a racer game with The Kernel reading your steering wheel and pedal movements, and outputing scenery to some flat panels pasted on your windows would be WAY cool. Then just so you don't have to take em off, use pwnboard cameras to give you a 360 FOV through the front.
At my university they offer Windows XP Pro for free download for CS and EE students. I'd never had Windows since 98, been 'nixing since 1999 or so, so I thought I'd give it a shot, and set myself up with one of them dual boots.
Well during the install, about half way though completion it became unresponsive and slow. An hour later it finally completed, and what I had was unusable. I repeated the process unplugged from the net, and it installed fine. I turned on the built in firewall, and then was able to connect without picking up anything (that I know of) and do the Windows Update and install my Uni's standard antivirus.
That was like a month ago. I still haven't booted back into it yet, but its there if I need it I guess:D
You forgot HyperDOS! Lets not forget about the world's greatest desktop.
Who could dispute Compute Magazine's article mentioning it -
"HyperDOS is the neophyte computer user's best friend. In clear and concise language, this GUI (Graphical User Interface) teaches you what you need to know about your computer and gives you a great environment in which to apply your knowledge."
Its flexible, stylish, and yet striaghtforward GUI is hard to beat, and yet takes up no more than a floppy disk's worth of disk space.
And don't forget to pick up your copy of Dr. Sbaitso!
Heh, kidding aside, I saw a HyperDOS user manual in the library today. I almost got a contact high from all the memories that came back from paging through that thing.
Very true. The reason AIDS is such a problem over there is all the strange sexual activity. HIV can be genologically traced to several different strains of SIV, or Simian Immunodeficiency Virus (monkey AIDS). If we were to eradicate human AIDS, it would simply come back again the next time someone decides it is a good idea to bone a monkey. So, yes, the weird folks need to go.
Nothing to worry! When one P2P goes down, there'll always be another. People get busted for drugs all the time, and yet I am always well supplied with pot. Thats the way the black market works:D
Dude, I've seen so many massive screwups today - some dweebus knocked his lunch tray and coke into his lap with his elbow...some hotshot struttin around like a tough guy tripped on uneven sidewalk and fell on his face...this is icing on the cake!
Ok, we need a cherry......got it!......the GNAA weenie gets signed up for hourly pornvertisments, g'day;)
Ok, while off topic posts are being marked informative...
"They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people - and neither do we."
What W meant was that we're thinking of ways they can harm us, not that we're thinking of ways we can harm us - it is pretty obvious, though it could throw you off. Yes, he isn't the best public speaker, but that isn't something we all don't all know already.
Anyway, to include at least something on topic, I a pleased to report that SP2 breaks Netscape 1.22. I had it installed for kicks for testing web pages in something ludicrously old, and it don't work no more:(
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Yeah...no more randomly strolling back to 1992, and laughing at the leet haxors and their pimped out 386DXes and Slackware 1.0. Ah, the good old days...*sob*
Hence the "Windows" in the "WindowsMarketPlace." Our kind aren't catered to in that neck of the woods. :P
Hey, at least its a good excuse to take a vacation to Mexico, and, oh btw, stock up on presription meds like Amoxycilin. Drugs are dirt cheap down there. You'll have to check how much you are legally allowed to bring back though.....
Info and download here.
www.winehq.org wants you in their development army. Enlist now!
XBOX! You can find em for $100.
Sure, there's no apparent weight once in a freefalling orbit. But it still takes energy to lift payload out of Earth's gravity well into freefall, and it takes fuel to provide this energy, and it takes energy to lift the fuel...
I beg to differ sir! It takes *vapor* to lift a ship out of orbit. Before a ship exists it is vapor. When it is fully realized and ready to launch, it must burn part of itself back into vapor to propel itself.
Long live the Graduating Class of 1646!
Oh come on, everyone knows there's no weight in space :P
And, what are they gonna say if that was a problem? "Um sorry sir, our vapor statisitcs for our vaporship say you're too fat and you need to buy a second seat" Hell no!
How is, say, Japan more "Western" than Singapore?
:D
Err, the communism and sweatshops for starters
The good question is ....does Bill drive anything ever, whether a regular vehicle or Windows CE powered Pacer^2, spewing unsafe nuclear radiation at any speed?
# emerge --pretend car
Calculating dependencies.../
Packages that would be merged:
N ---- guilotine-edge-kernel-sources-2.9.-5
N ---- xorg-x(12-1)
N ---- libengine-19680204
U ---- libAC-1.5.2-r7 [was libprocfan-1.5.2-r6]
N ---- eurospeedometer-0.2U
R ---- moz-porn-browser-1.7.3
RUN ---- here-be-dragons
Well I don't know about Quake, but running a racer game with The Kernel reading your steering wheel and pedal movements, and outputing scenery to some flat panels pasted on your windows would be WAY cool. Then just so you don't have to take em off, use pwnboard cameras to give you a 360 FOV through the front.
:D
Can you say Penguin Power bumper sticker?
Actually, for me it was about negative 60 minutes
:D
At my university they offer Windows XP Pro for free download for CS and EE students. I'd never had Windows since 98, been 'nixing since 1999 or so, so I thought I'd give it a shot, and set myself up with one of them dual boots.
Well during the install, about half way though completion it became unresponsive and slow. An hour later it finally completed, and what I had was unusable. I repeated the process unplugged from the net, and it installed fine. I turned on the built in firewall, and then was able to connect without picking up anything (that I know of) and do the Windows Update and install my Uni's standard antivirus.
That was like a month ago. I still haven't booted back into it yet, but its there if I need it I guess
Who could dispute Compute Magazine's article mentioning it -
Its flexible, stylish, and yet striaghtforward GUI is hard to beat, and yet takes up no more than a floppy disk's worth of disk space.
And don't forget to pick up your copy of Dr. Sbaitso!
Heh, kidding aside, I saw a HyperDOS user manual in the library today. I almost got a contact high from all the memories that came back from paging through that thing.
Absolutely! You can find an assortment of options here. :P
Def #6: Moral adj. Based on strong likelihood or firm conviction, rather than on the actual evidence: a moral certainty.
Well, I don't know about you, but I get that warm fuzzy feeling inside when I pir8 a MSFT product.
Very true. The reason AIDS is such a problem over there is all the strange sexual activity. HIV can be genologically traced to several different strains of SIV, or Simian Immunodeficiency Virus (monkey AIDS). If we were to eradicate human AIDS, it would simply come back again the next time someone decides it is a good idea to bone a monkey. So, yes, the weird folks need to go.
I guess in Mozilla usage is low in the UK, eh? BTW your name is Gary Havelock.
huh? I think you need to go to kde-look.org to get your themes buckaroo!
Jeez, next you'll be going to Windows Update to patch your distro!
Nothing to worry! When one P2P goes down, there'll always be another. People get busted for drugs all the time, and yet I am always well supplied with pot. Thats the way the black market works :D
Obviously. I am a giant walking vagina compared to you. ::NOT WORTHY::
Well, the article is linked. Still breaks CNET's Fair Abuse Policy
Email spam is still a problem. ICANN still whacking off.
FP? You mean Failed Profoundly?
;)
Dude, I've seen so many massive screwups today - some dweebus knocked his lunch tray and coke into his lap with his elbow...some hotshot struttin around like a tough guy tripped on uneven sidewalk and fell on his face...this is icing on the cake!
Ok, we need a cherry......got it!...... the GNAA weenie gets signed up for hourly pornvertisments, g'day
Ok, while off topic posts are being marked informative...
:(
"They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people - and neither do we."
What W meant was that we're thinking of ways they can harm us, not that we're thinking of ways we can harm us - it is pretty obvious, though it could throw you off. Yes, he isn't the best public speaker, but that isn't something we all don't all know already.
Anyway, to include at least something on topic, I a pleased to report that SP2 breaks Netscape 1.22. I had it installed for kicks for testing web pages in something ludicrously old, and it don't work no more