Comment: Some of the graduates (Score 0) 333
Their mud skills came in handy...
Comment: Re:Problem solved... (Score 1) 61
Or name the first one "not_fast" and the other one "enough"
Comment: Problem solved... (Score 0) 61
Name one stream "first" and the other one "post"
Comment: Who leaps out? (Score 1) 302
BEDEMIR: Well, now, uh, Launcelot, Galahad, and I wait until nightfall,
and then leap out of the rabbit, taking the French by surprise --
not only by surprise, but totally unarmed!
ARTHUR: Who leaps out?
BEDEMIR: Uh, Launcelot, Galahad, and I. Uh, leap out of the rabbit, uh
and uh....
ARTHUR: Oh....
Comment: Can't even visit this page at work... (Score 1) 591
The page has been blocked because the content has been deemed unsuitable or harmful to your computer.
Reason: This category is filtered: Peer to Peer.
That is why Bittorrent will never replace standard downloads - the average home user will be able to get to them fine, but the corporate users will be locked out.
Comment: Fowl Play (Score 5, Funny) 144
The only fowl play I've found so far is Angry Birds.
Comment: But I already paid the tax... (Score 1) 577
... I bought a Mac.
Others I know paid the tax by installing Linux instead of using the Windows OS that shipped with their computer.
If they want to add a tax, perhaps they should refund those of us who do not use Windows.
Comment: Re:What a waste of launch vehicles (Score 1) 213
Nothing says a few empty missiles can't be launched at the Russians to see if they have a sense of humor.
Comment: Must have been a Dogcow... (Score 1) 308
Dogcows, by their nature, are not all dog, nor are they all cow, but they are a special genetic hybrid. They are rarely seen in the wild. Since dogcows are two dimensional, they will stand facing a viewer "on edge" to avoid being seen.
http://www.macfreek.nl/humour/tn31.html
+ - BSA Looks To Members For Anti-Piracy Technology->
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brianwells writes "An article on CNN indicates that with the apparent success of Microsoft's Genuine Software Initiative, the BSA is looking for its other members to come up with similar ways to prevent copying. Robert Holleyman, head of the BSA, is quoted as saying that he expects such technology to be "a tool that is customer-friendly, that will reduce levels of piracy ... and make it easier for customers to interact with the product." It looks like all proprietary software may be spying on us in the future! Perhaps now is a good time to think about switching to open-source software if you have not already done so?"
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