Ping av.com - it's shorter to type, is always up, and is a useful reminder that you can have a dominant position in the search market one year, and be practically unused the next.
This candidate looks presidential - somewhat like John Adams. This candidate has Senate experience. This candidate hews to many of the accepted neoconservative principles. This candidate early on supported the Iraq war. This candidate's nomination would galvanize the conservative voters. Republicans, I present to you: Hillary Clinton (R)
Please stop using the M$ abbreviation. Its childishness drags down the intended level of your post into 'troll' range. Besides, to be consistent then you would need to use 'M$N' and 'P$3' as well.
I will no longer be able to point to my home server on these lists because Cox rejects such messages as spam. The message given when I try is:
Sending failed: Could not write file The message content was not accepted. The server responded: "ID_INTENTIONALLY_REMOVED This message was undeliverable. This message has been found to be a potential spam message, and has therefore been blocked. Please visit http://coxagainstspam.cox.net/ for more information.". Disk full. The message will stay in the 'outbox' folder until you either fix the problem (e.g. a broken address) or remove the message from the 'outbox' folder. The following transport protocol was used: smtp.east.cox.net
. . .
I could care less that their disk is stuffed and suspect it is misdirection.
This censorship is only a minor inconvenience but the message it sends is ugly. It says, in so many words, that the internet is for your consumption not participation. Changing messages to point to my physics page gets around the immediate problem, but most people do not have such a thing nor should they be forced to host things on someone else's computers. I'm paying for my bandwith, why can't I use it for what I want? Finally, subscribers now know that every word of every message sent is filtered. Will they filter my IM conversations next?
Pish. My dad was born in 1924. He experienced the Great Depression, served in WWII, Korea, lived through Vietnam, riots, a massive increase in crime, saw technology enable us to break the sound barrier, vaporize cities, shrink a building-sized computer to a twelve-inch box, and land on the moon.
Then you admit that sometimes it's just plain fun to put on your lab coat, sinister-looking goggles, rubber gloves, and appear on the balcony screaming: "FOOLS! I WILL DESTROY YOU ALL!!"...and then calmly go back to work on the deadly diseases and radioactive isotopes.
For a really good snipe hunt. Hand the victim a burlap bag and this flashlight, tell him to head out into the bush and chirp like a pig for ten minutes, and then turn on the light...
>"Weighing in at a mere 1 pound, the plane's diminutive 29-inch wingspan can still loft a variety of hefty payloads..."
No, it can't. For example, it won't have the capacity to carry weapons or even a very good video camera. It won't have a long-range transmitter. Because it's lightweight.
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Why, The One True Sauce, of course!
Ping av.com - it's shorter to type, is always up, and is a useful reminder that you can have a dominant position in the search market one year, and be practically unused the next.
I am disappointed that neither candidate has come out in favor of accelerated particle beam weapon research.
Screw the flying car - I want my death ray, the way this race is going.
This candidate looks presidential - somewhat like John Adams.
This candidate has Senate experience.
This candidate hews to many of the accepted neoconservative principles.
This candidate early on supported the Iraq war.
This candidate's nomination would galvanize the conservative voters.
Republicans, I present to you:
Hillary Clinton (R)
I prefer 'nano-American.'
Wha... "claytronic" robots?
I never foresaw that the machines that take over the world in the future would look like Gumby...
The answer, as always, is: lots and lots of duct tape.
I like to use that phrase in a philosophical tone, thusly:
"Hmm.. I could care less about you... an interesting concept, and a new personal goal!"
Please stop using the M$ abbreviation. Its childishness drags down the intended level of your post into 'troll' range. Besides, to be consistent then you would need to use 'M$N' and 'P$3' as well.
Regards, $tani$tani
I will no longer be able to point to my home server on these lists because Cox
rejects such messages as spam. The message given when I try is:
Sending failed:
Could not write file The message content was not accepted.
The server responded: "ID_INTENTIONALLY_REMOVED This message was
undeliverable. This message has been found to be a potential spam message,
and has therefore been blocked. Please visit http://coxagainstspam.cox.net/
for more information.".
Disk full.
The message will stay in the 'outbox' folder until you either fix the problem
(e.g. a broken address) or remove the message from the 'outbox' folder.
The following transport protocol was used:
smtp.east.cox.net
. . .
I could care less that their disk is stuffed and suspect it is misdirection.
This censorship is only a minor inconvenience but the message it sends is
ugly. It says, in so many words, that the internet is for your consumption
not participation. Changing messages to point to my physics page gets around
the immediate problem, but most people do not have such a thing nor should
they be forced to host things on someone else's computers. I'm paying for my
bandwith, why can't I use it for what I want? Finally, subscribers now know
that every word of every message sent is filtered. Will they filter my IM
conversations next?
Pish. My dad was born in 1924. He experienced the Great Depression, served in WWII, Korea, lived through Vietnam, riots, a massive increase in crime, saw technology enable us to break the sound barrier, vaporize cities, shrink a building-sized computer to a twelve-inch box, and land on the moon.
We're dwarfs.
You just need to find someone who is aerodynamically curvaceous.
Then you admit that sometimes it's just plain fun to put on your lab coat, sinister-looking goggles, rubber gloves, and appear on the balcony screaming: "FOOLS! I WILL DESTROY YOU ALL!!" ...and then calmly go back to work on the deadly diseases and radioactive isotopes.
Mythbusters and Linux? What a Slashdot combo!
Jamie's the one who tries NOT to get hurt on the show, of course.
Hey, it works for extortionists. Once you pay them they never come back for more.
"All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing."
As a bonus, pass a law giving evil men immunity.
Talk to a Mormon about gold plates and the Angel Moroni then... ...many religions have similar revelatory stuff.
For a really good snipe hunt.
Hand the victim a burlap bag and this flashlight, tell him to head out into the bush and chirp like a pig for ten minutes, and then turn on the light...
Jimmy Carter at Three Mile island!
>in other words, ananimity protects us from both attack
;)
I have another word...
Inanity protects all three of us.
>"Weighing in at a mere 1 pound, the plane's diminutive 29-inch wingspan can still loft a variety of hefty payloads..."
No, it can't. For example, it won't have the capacity to carry weapons or even a very good video camera. It won't have a long-range transmitter. Because it's lightweight.
Like the article...
Mod me off-topic.
By and large, I have my settings configured to ignore Anonymous Cowards. It just saves me a lot of annoyance.
Your postings seem well-informed and thoughtful. Why stoop down and talk at their level?
I'm thinking of getting Mass Effect now due to your posts.
We need this technology where I work - the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing.
You give a newer, fresher definition to the term "loopy." :)