I know how you feel. The conflation of South Korea, robots and flowers makes this a meme goldmine.
In South Korea, only old people welcome their new robotic overlords.
Where have all the robots gone? Girls have picked them every one. When will they ever learn? When will they ever learn?
What's in a name? That which we call a robot by any other name would smell as sweet.
Take time to smell the robots.
A robot is a robot is a robot.
She loves me. BZZZZT! She loves me not. HMMMMZZZ! She loves me. ZZZZ! <pop!>
I'll point out that they've had a big anti-trust target painted on their foreheads (both in the US and the EU) for a long long time now. I'm sure they actually do spend a lot of time making sure they don't run afoul of the local regulators, watchdog groups and newspapers.
Having said that, Microsoft?? Ethics??? hahahahaha LET THE BASHING BEGIN! Couldn't happen to a more deserving bunch of assholes!
Yeah. There was an article in Readers Digest a few months ago about "hypermiling" or whatever, and it was a case study in "I'm the only person on the road". Incredibly arrogant and self-centered.
Since the "dark" side of the moon is protected from the radio emissions from Earth, I think it's inevitable that the dark side will one day be "the" spot for big radio telescope arrays. Why not put our biggest optical telescope there as well?
Slashdot Mirror
This time for sure!!
Another browser to test on!!!
"Hey Rockie, watch me put a gun in my mouth!"
They only want you to think it's a faceless grey building. The real headquarters is here
I was afraid that was going to be confusing, given my nick. It was definitely the "set +u" joke I was going for.
That wouldn't have caused an overflow (actually carry) at 32767 + 1, so it must have been a 15-bit machine.
No, they ordered it. The Magratheians (sp) built it.
That's 32767 and an overflow flag.
And get off my lawn.
Stability and I/O (particularly disc) bandwidth. Very important.
I know how you feel. The conflation of South Korea, robots and flowers makes this a meme goldmine.
In South Korea, only old people welcome their new robotic overlords.
Where have all the robots gone? Girls have picked them every one. When will they ever learn? When will they ever learn?
What's in a name? That which we call a robot by any other name would smell as sweet.
Take time to smell the robots.
A robot is a robot is a robot.
She loves me. BZZZZT! She loves me not. HMMMMZZZ! She loves me. ZZZZ! <pop!>
And my personal favorite:
In Soviet Russia, robotic flowers smell YOU!
Oh, come on! You're not even trying!
How about:
Why don't people take time to smell their new robotic overlords?
How about
Star date Nine zero
Two
One zero.
Try to think of it as Star Trek: 90210.
"Malbolge - named for the eighth circle of hell". Interesting. So the Nth circle of hell is named Perl?
alt.politics.0day?
I don't get the whole thing. I mean, why does it take two weeks to say "Main system offline, switching to backup."?
Just make sure you have your maker hooks handy before you Try This At Home.
Unfortunately, there are seven different known exploits to ActiveEthics that turn you into a serial child rapist.
I'll point out that they've had a big anti-trust target painted on their foreheads (both in the US and the EU) for a long long time now. I'm sure they actually do spend a lot of time making sure they don't run afoul of the local regulators, watchdog groups and newspapers.
Having said that, Microsoft?? Ethics??? hahahahaha LET THE BASHING BEGIN! Couldn't happen to a more deserving bunch of assholes!
Does this mean I don't have to add it to the list of browsers and platforms I already test with?
No kidding. Here's a logged in user first-posting something the article was later tagged as, and somehow it's "offtopic".
Yeah. There was an article in Readers Digest a few months ago about "hypermiling" or whatever, and it was a case study in "I'm the only person on the road". Incredibly arrogant and self-centered.
No, the GP wasn't some twitter-wannabe. It was me, I just get irritated by clueless moderation. The AC was just to avoid an offtopic hit myself.
Here's your cluestick.
Since the "dark" side of the moon is protected from the radio emissions from Earth, I think it's inevitable that the dark side will one day be "the" spot for big radio telescope arrays. Why not put our biggest optical telescope there as well?