So is the story about a new pulsar or the kid? I find the former more interesting.
I have always been annoyed by these headlines. I guess there's quite a bit more traffic if something mundane is sensationalized with the age of the person. It seems to work best if they're a minor or elder.
I feel a great disturbance in the Keg. As if millions of ancient yeast suddenly produced vast amounts of alcohol, and were suddenly consumed. I fear something terrible has happened.
Have a garage sale, and get rid of everything you don't need.
If you're losing items in messy closets or bedrooms, then you probably need to clean up the clutter. That or you own way too many valuable possessions that may be stolen or permanently lost. Live simple.
I live in a small, energy-efficient home. I own exactly what I need and no more. I have a computer, a desk, a chair, books, an acoustic guitar, a bike, and a couch. And that's about it.
All of my cookware and utensils stay in the kitchen and never leave. Cleaning supplies stay in a closet. My toothbrush in the medicine cabinet.
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So is the story about a new pulsar or the kid? I find the former more interesting.
I have always been annoyed by these headlines. I guess there's quite a bit more traffic if something mundane is sensationalized with the age of the person. It seems to work best if they're a minor or elder.
Oh well. Congratulations, kiddo!
I noticed that 'saycheese' was one of the tags.
:-D
It should be Say Cheese and Die! instead.
I thought Gordon Ramsay fell off his rocker and fried someone for interrupting him.
...and it's possible to download games and keep them on the DSi.
I'm buying one.
Are you serious?
Read: laptops
Notice that all but the last of your examples is F/OSS.
It wouldn't be a package manager.
Something as trivial and open as a package manager can't exist on a proprietary platform. At least not in the spirit of the examples you gave.
It would need to be the same DRM-encumbered crap that Microsoft (and Steam) is infamous for.
They should remove Internet Explorer and include something along the lines of Steam.
That would solve the, "not being able to download a web browser without a web browser," problem.
And it would drive traffic to their site. But they'd have to play nice and allow Mozilla and other F/OSS to get on the list.
I feel a great disturbance in the Keg. As if millions of ancient yeast suddenly produced vast amounts of alcohol, and were suddenly consumed. I fear something terrible has happened.
*burp*
Brilliant! The loudest I've laughed all day.
Please moderate the parent up!
People on the internet have no lives!
Oh. Hello, Slashdot.
I recognize it from The Fifth Element.
...to survive the vacuum of space.
A bit different, wouldn't you agree?
The people that freak me out are Young Conservatives. Those guys are creepy.
I don't mean to troll, but...
I agree. Brainwashed children are creepy.
For me, it's not depressing at all.
I didn't come into existence until 1986. For billions of years, I wasn't the least bit upset about it.
In other words, if "life" after death is the same as "life" before life, then there is little I have to worry about.
As in, thirty year old men who behave like thirteen year olds.
Go to 4chan. There's tons of them. You'll see.
...possibly be a major blow to a scientific consensus...
Or a major contribution?
are people willing to live in a mega building
Sure. Who wants to join me?
This sounds like an intentional community.
Have a garage sale, and get rid of everything you don't need.
If you're losing items in messy closets or bedrooms, then you probably need to clean up the clutter. That or you own way too many valuable possessions that may be stolen or permanently lost. Live simple.
I live in a small, energy-efficient home. I own exactly what I need and no more. I have a computer, a desk, a chair, books, an acoustic guitar, a bike, and a couch. And that's about it.
All of my cookware and utensils stay in the kitchen and never leave. Cleaning supplies stay in a closet. My toothbrush in the medicine cabinet.
I never lose a thing. Ever.
1...2...3...Go!
Complaints about the interface shall commence.
Again...
I had the same idea. I could get a tremendous amount of educational use out of one.
I'll pay shipping and them some!
I'd like to know how you came across so many.
A product is worth exactly what it's purchaser will pay for it.