Comment Re:Leicaman! (Score 1) 109
How do you know if someone uses a Mac/uses Arch Linux/is a vegan/owns a Leica?
They'll tell you.
How do you know if someone uses a Mac/uses Arch Linux/is a vegan/owns a Leica?
They'll tell you.
Oblate spheroid, if you want to get really technical about it.
As someone whose teenage years were the 1980s, I remember the big public awareness campaigns regarding HIV and AIDS. Basically, contracting HIV was a death sentence. The messages were use condoms and don't share needles. Scare stories about people leaving infected needles in public telephone coin returns. Yet I do not recall seeing any major HIV awareness campaign since the 1990s. Granted, it is no longer the death sentence it was back in the 1980s, thanks to developments in drugs, but it appears to have been given a backseat when compared to awareness of other sexually transmitted infections.
How did you manage to spend about £115 on accessories? The official R-Pi PSU is £13 on Amazon. You can get a reasonable mouse and keyboard for under a tenner each if you didn't have any spares lying around the house. R-Pi cases are at a similar price point, some as low as a fiver. And about a fiver for a 16GB microSD card. That's about a £40 spend on accessories.
What we need is something decent and military.
Something I may investigate on a rainy Sunday afternoon and we get enough of those in the UK
Yes, you should be using a Hosts File Engine... (tongue firmly in cheek)
I propose the name for this many small board computers is "Clustered Pi", but that may be too in your face.
Be thankful this is Sega and not Nintendo. They have a Power Glove, it's so bad.
I've often wondered whatever happened to the time cube guy. I think we've found him.
*Sip* Hmm. Not sure. *Sip* Still not getting it. *Sip* Tell you what, I'll take this bottle home with me and do further testing.
When M*A*S*H was shown on BBC2 in the UK (1980s), it was broadcast without the laugh track. A few years later, one of the satellite channels was running the show but with the laugh track. Man, that laugh track got annoying real fast. Every time Hawkeye opened his mouth, canned laughter was sure to follow.
Shirley you mean "Soil-ent" Green?
*Tumbleweeds*
Back in the 1990s, I used to work in an independent electronics store when home cinema was taking off. We had the Laser Disc of Jurassic Park on a continuous loop all day, every day to demonstrate the 5.1 system and the subwoofer. If I never see that film again, it'll be too soon.
When I was little I ate a whole set of Lego.
Did you end up shitting bricks?
To do nothing is to be nothing.