That last one was true way back when this was first on the internet (1994?). I've seen OS/2, Windows 3.1, and other versions as well.
Now the seat comes pre-installed, and shapeshifts to fit your body.:)
Funny, at my high school we get two gigabytes of space, inside which we can keep any program we need to (mIRC, sunbird, Pidgin, etc.). In addition, we get a VPN connection. Although I sure wish we got Tablet PCs, as my laptop just stopped working.:(
Just fling electrons at the blue planet where the electricity is, and see if you can hit the little dust-specks. Like billiards!
Anyway, it's fun to know that each time there's a thunderstorm, and a random electron flies in from somewhere in the universe, you're getting bombarded with braking radiation. Although, considering that I'm doing experiments with X-rays in my garage, I probably shouldn't worry about that.:)
also, first post (if my calculations are correct).
1. Alt+tab, hidden taskbar.
2. Tabbed browsing.
3. Bosskey/ window hiding or other virtual desktop program.
4. Turning off the monitor.
5. Closing the window.
6. Any combination of the above.
I've tried Yahoo Mail and Yahoo Mail Beta. They were actually my first email accounts. Somebody sent me a gmail invite a few years ago and I've never looked back. The yahoo interface is AWFUL.
My English, Science and History teachers (this is 9th grade) have banned us from using Wikipedia. My solution? Use the MediaWiki software to mirror Wikipedia (from a database dump) on my own computer! Failing that, you can use answers.com, which shows Wikipedia articles.
Everything was better with ITS! Just get a DECnet hooked up between a few PDP-10s, and... TADA! No viruses!
(Not that I'm old enough to remember ITS...:P I'm a retrocomputing geek.)
People drop them, spill water on them, http://www.short-media.com/forum/showthread.php?t= 8764 put them in the washing machine, etcetra. People are stupid and careless.
In addition, capacitors and other parts DO have a limited lifetime.
The MPAA and RIAA would sue you for pirating every music video and movie ever made, as you would have to be unbelivably rich to buy a copy of all of them. Even if you were, you'd probably be near-broke aftarwords, and the MPAA and RIAA would claim that you owed them $2,000,000 for each song because that's the money they lost when you pirated them.
I'll use Firefox (and OPera, if a plugin for Stumbleupon is released for it) for the rest of my life. Failing that, I'll use the worldf's most secure broswer: Mosaic 1.0!
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How exactly were they defecting to you?
If you could make boats go where you wanted to from the comfort of your own home, wouldn't you?
Hmm, something like a rectenna?
That would be a GNOME troll. KDE would be "greasy gear".
Stars don't come in green. Or black. Or (technically) white.
Gee, maybe I'd just stop by the side of the road and use a fucking call box, as those are intended for use in emergencies.
That last one was true way back when this was first on the internet (1994?). I've seen OS/2, Windows 3.1, and other versions as well. Now the seat comes pre-installed, and shapeshifts to fit your body. :)
woz rocks. I miss the old "proprietary architecture and homebrew" days too.\ even though I wasn't alive then.
Where the hell is Gordon Freeman?
Indeed. (they probably mistook 0.90 for 0.09)
Funny, at my high school we get two gigabytes of space, inside which we can keep any program we need to (mIRC, sunbird, Pidgin, etc.). In addition, we get a VPN connection. Although I sure wish we got Tablet PCs, as my laptop just stopped working. :(
So would that mean that the Z-Machine at Sandia National Labs imitates nature, or the other way around?
Just fling electrons at the blue planet where the electricity is, and see if you can hit the little dust-specks. Like billiards! Anyway, it's fun to know that each time there's a thunderstorm, and a random electron flies in from somewhere in the universe, you're getting bombarded with braking radiation. Although, considering that I'm doing experiments with X-rays in my garage, I probably shouldn't worry about that. :)
also, first post (if my calculations are correct).
He said Treo, not laptop.
Then print out that "document" and turn it over.
Wouldn't this destroy the servo information on the platters too and make the drive unusable?
I have also never found him viewing it.
1. Alt+tab, hidden taskbar.
2. Tabbed browsing.
3. Bosskey/ window hiding or other virtual desktop program.
4. Turning off the monitor.
5. Closing the window.
6. Any combination of the above.
I've tried Yahoo Mail and Yahoo Mail Beta. They were actually my first email accounts. Somebody sent me a gmail invite a few years ago and I've never looked back. The yahoo interface is AWFUL.
My English, Science and History teachers (this is 9th grade) have banned us from using Wikipedia. My solution? Use the MediaWiki software to mirror Wikipedia (from a database dump) on my own computer! Failing that, you can use answers.com, which shows Wikipedia articles.
Everything was better with ITS! Just get a DECnet hooked up between a few PDP-10s, and... TADA! No viruses! (Not that I'm old enough to remember ITS... :P I'm a retrocomputing geek.)
People drop them, spill water on them, http://www.short-media.com/forum/showthread.php?t= 8764 put them in the washing machine, etcetra. People are stupid and careless.
In addition, capacitors and other parts DO have a limited lifetime.
The MPAA and RIAA would sue you for pirating every music video and movie ever made, as you would have to be unbelivably rich to buy a copy of all of them. Even if you were, you'd probably be near-broke aftarwords, and the MPAA and RIAA would claim that you owed them $2,000,000 for each song because that's the money they lost when you pirated them.
Yeah,fusors are supposed to be relatively easy to make.
I'll use Firefox (and OPera, if a plugin for Stumbleupon is released for it) for the rest of my life. Failing that, I'll use the worldf's most secure broswer: Mosaic 1.0!
I for one, welcome our new 200-light-year-wide enourmous amoeba like structture composed of galaxies and large bubbles of gas overlords!