1. PI is 3.0 - it was all a big rounding error.
2. Electromagnetic radiation is actually made up of very small continuous-motion machines called EVRDY Bunnies.
3. Adam was the first man to land on the moon.
4. The 39th element is Romanium.
5. The internet was invented by Nadia Elena Comaneci.
So much of the real world testing on new kernels comes only after its been released, and even then it doesn't hit Joe Sixpack's machine for several months.
One of these days I am going to meet Joe, and I am going to complement him on his Abs.
In the year 2035, there will still be a large number of speculative tech articles predicting ridiculous things in the decades to come. Really!
I can't see my data! Help, I have a bag over my head and I can't see my data. What should I do!
I do too. If the neighborhood is all-white, I don't want to live there. I am a Caucasian. I decided early on that I want a more diverse area for raising my kids. It has worked out very well. E pluribus unum.
To Infinity and Beyond!
Bobby was right, "Evrahbahdy muss git clohhned!"
The first one's free!
4.0??? My GPA goes to eleven!
No barium, bury 'em.
I'm glad to know it isn't just me. I have an Asus Netbook with integrated Intel video. It happens about 1/3 of the time I suspend. I accidentally figured out I could switch to console VT and kill Xorg. I'll look for the bug on Launchpad and add my $.02.
It'a also not a Jack Kennedy.
I have owned 3 android phones, all of which were buggy. My Samsung Moment was a slow as a dog in fudge, my LG Optimus locked up a lot, and was also slow (and crippled in memory). My current phone, the HTC Inspire 4G, spontaneously resets itself a few times a day. It also likes to slow to a crawl. Basically, to survive in the Android Wild, I have to manually blast apps out of memory on a regular basis to keep from slowing to a crawl. This is nuts. I'm think the iOS way, of freezing apps in the
You should write in your journal.
Work continues in this area. -- DEC's SPR-Answering-Automaton
