To thoses who marked this interesting.
Are you so stupid that you actually think that the president of SOE opened an account on slashdot just to post this message?
actually I did. feel free to email me at jsmedley@soe.sony.com and I'm happy to reply. John
I wouldn't be shocked. Executives notice Slashdot, but they're busy making products, deals, and legal action--and filtering out e-mails like the one on the link above, I'm sure.
bug-sized things that find the exact individual you want to kill, and kill them with very effective poisons -- or perhapss bio-weapsons targeting him.
The US and UN say they're trying to stop the spread of those things you insensitive clod!
...but considering the US trend with "daisy cutters" and the "Mother Of All Bombs", and UN members' alleged corruption with Saddam Hussein, I guess those bio-weapons will be a mere drop in the WMD bucket.
<sarcasm>You mean the ones besides %windir%, %tmp% and %systemroot%?</sarcasm>
In my case, home, home, and, um...oh yeah, home.
Problems? Well, on Windows, errors, the occasional 0xC0000005 and the occasional total system crash; on Linux? I'm still learning, ask again in a few years...yes, I just program for fun. I'll go now...
...if it learns how to make money, knows to take said g/f out to a good restaurant (good != McD's) and doesn't look at other cute-looking girls. Or machines.
Not that I have any experience; I'm going from hearsay, friendly advice and The Bachelor; furthermore, if your g/f actually likes McD's, the second part obviously doesn't apply.
The only exception is pornography. Unless Napster intends that its service will be predominantly for pornography downloads, Napster will not achieve much market penetration (pun intended).
Perhaps, Napster should offer a special deal: After 10 downloads, you receive a free jar of vaseline.
Boy that's hilarious <sarcasm>and I wonder what kind of market is being penetrated exactly?</sarcasm> but perfectly true. I hardly watch movies without someone around to enjoy it.
<chuckle>
ERROR: missing end tag for <chuckle>. Line 1, position 9. but yes, I chuckle too at the vaseline idea.
Or how about mirrordot? Doesn't always mirror pages accurately (page design-wise) but its pages are often up when the others are not, so us link-clicking Slashdotters should see the source more of the time, no?
I personally prefer a mirror link to a torrent download of some unknown zip/html/etc on some tracker that might be pulled thanks to RIAA/MPAA/**AA's arbitrary reasons. (Not that mirrordot can be authenticated either.)
And people modded the parent Flamebait because...?
Heck, if (notice the if) I was a woman I'd appreciate the compliment. Us guys always forget the car keys, the school assignments, this week's magazines...
I was about to say "you can always use eMule or something similar (heck, even eMail) to send the writing between users" but then I saw SubEthaEdit's site.
the Tsunami represents God against man, and we're going to KICK gOD'S ASS!!!111 WTF!!!!11
Could it be...new sig!
Seriously, I'm not shocked that Puyallup would cancel such a thing. Schools and guns just don't go together, no matter how innocent the intention. The act of utter insanity and stupidity in Columbine only reinforced that.
Still, I agree here. The Red Cross needs every dollar it can find, and something popular like Halo 2--complete with violence release form--would have done that. Governments tend to pledge aircraft-carrier loads of money and not give it when it's needed.
OMG T3H B35T 4C0RNYM EVAR!!!11!!one but seriously I like it too.
Also, we can help him with the acronym headache. Remove the MS technologies and we'll already be down by at least 10 letters. (Not that Netscape hadn't been trying DHTML with their layers...)
Realizing my stupidity, I second the drowning. If [s]he's still alive can then chain him|her to a chair and play him|her the Windows 1.0 promo. Repeatedly. In Windows. On Windows Media Player.
Or let's punish him|her more...a Windows Media Player control. In Internet Explorer. With even lower security settings so adware and spyware pops up from nowhere (triple rhyme not intended) and [s]he's forced to see Steve Ballmer and meaningless popups. And his|her personal info gets sold to spammers...from Moscow. Or Hoboken.
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*makes feature request to Rockstar Games*
Sex toys that take command-line arguments? Try sybian /fast /strong and tell us how that experience went.
Words like "u g0t pwn3d" and "Terrorists win!" come to mind here. Here's another (cached) site with the e-mail address, showing an apparent response to a *ahem* well-worded e-mail (not for children).
I wouldn't be shocked. Executives notice Slashdot, but they're busy making products, deals, and legal action--and filtering out e-mails like the one on the link above, I'm sure.
Insert In Soviet Russia joke here.
The US and UN say they're trying to stop the spread of those things you insensitive clod!
...but considering the US trend with "daisy cutters" and the "Mother Of All Bombs", and UN members' alleged corruption with Saddam Hussein, I guess those bio-weapons will be a mere drop in the WMD bucket.
<sarcasm>You mean the ones besides %windir%, %tmp% and %systemroot%?</sarcasm>
In my case, home, home, and, um...oh yeah, home.
Problems? Well, on Windows, errors, the occasional 0xC0000005 and the occasional total system crash; on Linux? I'm still learning, ask again in a few years...yes, I just program for fun. I'll go now...
...if it learns how to make money, knows to take said g/f out to a good restaurant (good != McD's) and doesn't look at other cute-looking girls. Or machines.
Not that I have any experience; I'm going from hearsay, friendly advice and The Bachelor; furthermore, if your g/f actually likes McD's, the second part obviously doesn't apply.
...or the old versions of google. I hope no one (else?) starts asking for their archived pages back.
After reading TFA I expect this case to go to the Supreme Court and make massive waves, at least.
Boy that's hilarious <sarcasm>and I wonder what kind of market is being penetrated exactly?</sarcasm> but perfectly true. I hardly watch movies without someone around to enjoy it.
ERROR: missing end tag for <chuckle>. Line 1, position 9. but yes, I chuckle too at the vaseline idea.
Or how about mirrordot? Doesn't always mirror pages accurately (page design-wise) but its pages are often up when the others are not, so us link-clicking Slashdotters should see the source more of the time, no?
I personally prefer a mirror link to a torrent download of some unknown zip/html/etc on some tracker that might be pulled thanks to RIAA/MPAA/**AA's arbitrary reasons. (Not that mirrordot can be authenticated either.)
And people modded the parent Flamebait because...?
Heck, if (notice the if) I was a woman I'd appreciate the compliment. Us guys always forget the car keys, the school assignments, this week's magazines...
At least I remembered to admit it.
...welcome our browser-developing search-engine overlord.
Now Working For Googleoh, wait...
Step 5: ???
Step 6: Realize you'll never Profit from this utter Offtopic crap.
That must be the pr0n version.
(Then again, so was Napster...)
Nintendo, with their boatloads of money from their new and old games (and enforcing their copyrights) is probably like their own Mario.
If they die, I'm sure they'll just drop offscreen and go down to 2 lives from 3.
So has mine, and certainly everyone's. I like the collaborative fiction idea...but did they use it for each sentence in the post?
WTF indeed. Seriously, SubEthaEdit's the kind of stuff that would make me buy OS X actually.
I was about to say "you can always use eMule or something similar (heck, even eMail) to send the writing between users" but then I saw SubEthaEdit's site.
At the risk of being sued, I must say, That's hot®.
...or you'll end up with such compounds like "Once upon a time there was T3H H0TT PR1NC3S5!!!11!!1~!1onetwothree who lived in a faraway land..."
Could it be...new sig!
Seriously, I'm not shocked that Puyallup would cancel such a thing. Schools and guns just don't go together, no matter how innocent the intention. The act of utter insanity and stupidity in Columbine only reinforced that.
Still, I agree here. The Red Cross needs every dollar it can find, and something popular like Halo 2--complete with violence release form--would have done that. Governments tend to pledge aircraft-carrier loads of money and not give it when it's needed.
OMG T3H B35T 4C0RNYM EVAR!!!11!!one but seriously I like it too.
Also, we can help him with the acronym headache. Remove the MS technologies and we'll already be down by at least 10 letters. (Not that Netscape hadn't been trying DHTML with their layers...)
Yes, it's a lot. I'm still trying to figure out Java, C# and C++, sans all these languages around. 500 languages and still nothing on...
Careful! The PC might explode too--no wait, that's operator overload, *sigh*...
Thanks for pointing that out. I feel stupid now.
Realizing my stupidity, I second the drowning. If [s]he's still alive can then chain him|her to a chair and play him|her the Windows 1.0 promo. Repeatedly. In Windows. On Windows Media Player.
Or let's punish him|her more...a Windows Media Player control. In Internet Explorer. With even lower security settings so adware and spyware pops up from nowhere (triple rhyme not intended) and [s]he's forced to see Steve Ballmer and meaningless popups. And his|her personal info gets sold to spammers...from Moscow. Or Hoboken.
What, it actually went to 60? (But seriously, I get the joke.)
Thanks...but I think those blazars are making random letters bold.
FWIW, the bold letters I found here were: gaakiketoday, in that order. I wonder what you/the article are trying to say. Something Japanese?
...we still can't use blazars to speed up laggy players in Counter-Strike.