He said he's hired these guys - you'd find out quite quickly if they've been spinning you a load of BS. But don't let facts get in the way of prejudices.
Intel eepro10/100 cards are really good, as is their wireless stuff. Your friend is talking shit- except Intel pretended that AMD didn't do 64 bits first.
If I had to specifically decide which my license fee went to and which producers had to be locked away for eternity for crimes against TV and sanity, the Big Brother people would definitely have to be the ones locked in the Big Brother house along with the mindless contestants of each series they've made so far.
And the Komodo Dragon. Don't forget the Komodo Dragon.
500W halogen floods are regularly used in the UK - see with any incandescent, the more it heats up, the greater the resistance becomes and so it's all kind of self limiting. Usually these are outside, but no reason why you couldn't place one in a warehouse or something. Active cooling, active bollocks more like.
Illegal copying is like using drugs. You don't foresee any problem eary times and even feel good about it. But eventually it harms your body and future.
I do very little copying, but I'm pretty sure, if it's harming your body, you're doing something very, very wrong.
I've adminned a 7000-host network, 3k of those being Microsoft boxes. Now, I have to admit to running Linux myself, but if it wasn't Linux it would be *BSD or something.
Maybe the fact that everyone has it in for MS has something to do with their products, their licensing, their support suck in a really, really big way?
Ask some Windows and some UNIX admins how many boxes they can support per person and then tell me I'm wrong.
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Er, nuclear weapons physics is NOT pyrotechnics. I think I'll skip any fireworks displays you may be organising.
A SSN is identification (user name), but gets used for authorisation (password) as well. Dumb, dumb, dumb.
Because everyone else seems to realise that e.g. my National Insurance number is printed on a card, it can't possibly be a secret and thus the tax people only use it to match it up to their database, not as a "secret" to authenticate me.
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He said he's hired these guys - you'd find out quite quickly if they've been spinning you a load of BS. But don't let facts get in the way of prejudices.
http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2009/1/30/
Silvio Berlusconi is a fuckwit - not "enlightened" by any stretch of the imagination.
Intel eepro10/100 cards are really good, as is their wireless stuff. Your friend is talking shit- except Intel pretended that AMD didn't do 64 bits first.
Score 2, Flamebait? Boy is someone still sore about the election.
Winter or summer?
Never mind, summer doesn't really happen north of Berwick.
But the Finns make me look like a moderate drinker!
And the Komodo Dragon. Don't forget the Komodo Dragon.
If it caused millions of dollars of damage *and* shut everything down for a week, they might save money overall.
500W halogen floods are regularly used in the UK - see with any incandescent, the more it heats up, the greater the resistance becomes and so it's all kind of self limiting. Usually these are outside, but no reason why you couldn't place one in a warehouse or something. Active cooling, active bollocks more like.
Sadly, "our ex-colonies aren't as fucked up as the French/Belgian ex-colonies" isn't exactly high praise.
I do very little copying, but I'm pretty sure, if it's harming your body, you're doing something very, very wrong.
I've adminned a 7000-host network, 3k of those being Microsoft boxes. Now, I have to admit to running Linux myself, but if it wasn't Linux it would be *BSD or something.
Maybe the fact that everyone has it in for MS has something to do with their products, their licensing, their support suck in a really, really big way?
Ask some Windows and some UNIX admins how many boxes they can support per person and then tell me I'm wrong.
Er, nuclear weapons physics is NOT pyrotechnics. I think I'll skip any fireworks displays you may be organising.
Bzzt! He's right.
A SSN is identification (user name), but gets used for authorisation (password) as well. Dumb, dumb, dumb.
Because everyone else seems to realise that e.g. my National Insurance number is printed on a card, it can't possibly be a secret and thus the tax people only use it to match it up to their database, not as a "secret" to authenticate me.
There's also a whole lot of sighted pedestrians who don't look over there shoulder before stepping off the kerb. Apparently, I have a stealth bicycle.
I'd feel bad about the blind people, but the other guys have it coming.
President GW Bush: "Mostly Harmful"
No, I'm fairly sure Firefox 3.0 beta shipped with Ubuntu 8.04.
Actually, if they were using IRIX, having a couple of staff members eaten by dinosaurs is probably a relatively good outcome.
Two vast and shapeless puffs of smoke
Fill the basement. Near them on the floor,
Half black, a shatter'd hard disk lies,...
Even worse, /dev/urandom on my computer contains ALL secret US military data. I'm certainly going to do a 3 pass wipe before I chuck this machine away.
That usage sounds weird to this European - like I'd end up with a sprig of rosemary and a bit of orange peel in my pay packet, or something.
Nothing says "hard core" like twm.
But how did it taste?
Yeah, everyone knows it's "irk". Come on, people!