Curly: "Well, I put in the antimatter."
Larry: "You put in the antimatter?!? You're crazy - I put in the antimatter!"
Moe: "You're both wrong, I put in the antimatter."
While my father was cleaning his gun, he loaded it and emptied the clip into his foot. He then reloaded and pumped another four slugs into the same foot. So I was wondering, does any one know where I can get a good deal on Band-Aids? Thanks.
Real calls I've gotten:
1) "The printer stops printing when it runs out of paper".
2) "Can you make this report print darker?" (Attached to a fax of a xerox of a dot-matrix printout).
And the ubiquitous 2:30 A.M. call from the machine room operator:
Him: "Batch job xxx.yyy aborted"
Me: "What does the log file say?"
Him: "Let me check..."
I remember thinking how much it stole from "Through the Looking-Glass". Also, the InfoWorld (which was then primarily a CP/M weekly newspaper) review was titled "The (Disney) Empire Strikes Back".
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And 5 million reverts.
This being /. perhaps the units of currency should be quatloos or bars of gold-pressed latinum.
The court papers scanned, organized and posted themselves.
Bypassing one of the few Federal programs designed to pay for itself via fees from people who can afford to pay them.
Yes. Geography to be specific. Croydon to be precise.
Why do people think that client-side JavaScript is the answer to everything?
P.S. It's REALLY amusing to me that Firefox' built-in spill chucker doesn't recognize the word "javascript".
If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits eighty-eight miles per hour ... you're gonna see some serious shit.
Curly: "Well, I put in the antimatter."
Larry: "You put in the antimatter?!? You're crazy - I put in the antimatter!"
Moe: "You're both wrong, I put in the antimatter."
It is absolutely breathtaking to me that people think the above behavior is somehow "normal".
While my father was cleaning his gun, he loaded it and emptied the clip into his foot. He then reloaded and pumped another four slugs into the same foot. So I was wondering, does any one know where I can get a good deal on Band-Aids? Thanks.
To me, it seems more likely that we'll be seeing such scans used by the defense. "My client is a victim here, too. A victim of his chromosomes".
Dude, Summer Glau is so going to rip your beating heart out of your chest out for that.
A big new trend for "burials in space".
That might explain the spinny engine bits on the Serenity.
Real calls I've gotten:
1) "The printer stops printing when it runs out of paper".
2) "Can you make this report print darker?" (Attached to a fax of a xerox of a dot-matrix printout).
And the ubiquitous 2:30 A.M. call from the machine room operator:
Him: "Batch job xxx.yyy aborted"
Me: "What does the log file say?"
Him: "Let me check..."
Heh. Parent is "flamebait"; like the masses are going to rise up and hotly defend Windows ME.
Besides, Windows ME was more like Aliens than Gremlins.
Woosh
Busg happen. Consider the /. "write once" paradigm.
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
Everything.
Oh, I don't know; 40 femtoseconds is a significant fraction of my attention span.
I remember thinking how much it stole from "Through the Looking-Glass". Also, the InfoWorld (which was then primarily a CP/M weekly newspaper) review was titled "The (Disney) Empire Strikes Back".
Happy birthday to you!
Happy birthday to you!
Happy birthday dear
PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
Technical information: *** STOP: 0x00000050 (0x8872A990, 0x00000001, 0x804F35D7, 0x00000000)
*** ati3diag.dll - Address ED80AC55 base at ED88F000, Date Stamp 3dcb24d0
So close and yet so far. Perhaps you meant:
All yer source code arrrrr belong to us!
Running a local Gentoo rsync server would be my first choice. You update one box, everybody else updates from there.