No, we need to start hanging them at the end of a rope again. When these clowns start seeing their wealthy Congress buddies hanging for taking a corporate bribe, they'll shape up. Quick.
Really now. I don't believe the government did 9/11. It's too damned incompetent and beauricratic. Ibeleive they knew about it, and just decided to use it too their gain.
Linux could not play a MIDI 7 years ago. It still cannot today.
Linux cannot use an ISA soundcard without tracking down some obscure, hard to follow walkthrough and the editing of crypticallly labled and placed files.
Linux nneds to stop being an OS for stubborn, bratty, drooling fanbois that hate Windows and start being an OS for people that like the idea of an open system that anyone can look at and change.
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No, we need to start hanging them at the end of a rope again. When these clowns start seeing their wealthy Congress buddies hanging for taking a corporate bribe, they'll shape up. Quick.
Beleive it or not, people don't *need* to drive everywhere at 80 miles per hour.
Meant the same thing, really.
Really now. I don't believe the government did 9/11. It's too damned incompetent and beauricratic. Ibeleive they knew about it, and just decided to use it too their gain.
Is it *really* that hard to believe there are bad people in positions of power, even in the United States?
That's just a Wii bit too long.
Good idea. We'll clamp it onto the space elevator.
That guy from Short Circuit.
Make a note of this on their Wikipedia entry.
The average public does not watch PBS.
I was under the impression this was how ALL modern x86 cpus worked.
....thereby positioning it for an easier US rollout should Net Neutrality lose out in Washington...
Net Neutrality already lost in Washington. Wake up and smell the shit.
120 comments, two pages thus far, and -still- not even so much as a "thatsnomoon" tag?
I will never forgive SEGA for fucking up Sonic the Hedghog with the Adventure series.
You don't live in the US, do you? :p
Right decade, wrong show. :)
Everyone is spying on everyone else, eh? Are they going to start printing the newspapers in invisble ink? :D
I somehow doubt your average American could really get a background check for a CEO or some other high society figure like Jobs.
Isn't that called the 'Trickle Down Theory'?
I was under the impression that that didn't work in practice.
Linux could not play a MIDI 7 years ago. It still cannot today.
Linux cannot use an ISA soundcard without tracking down some obscure, hard to follow walkthrough and the editing of crypticallly labled and placed files.
Linux nneds to stop being an OS for stubborn, bratty, drooling fanbois that hate Windows and start being an OS for people that like the idea of an open system that anyone can look at and change.
ISO, however.....
I have a Pentium III Tualatin 1.4GHz with 1GB of RAM with a AIW9200, running 98. It is awesome, even today.
Arris (sp?) makes a modem with a back up battery.
You could put Satan in office and it would stillbe a victory for humanity.
If I had mod points, I'd rate this funny, simply because it made me laugh because it was just out from left field.
The cracks come out before the preventive measure. Duh.
Oh the irony. It is delicious.