Comment Re:Linux Boot + PRINTER (Score 1) 572
Your guests are stopping by a visit before going directly to the airport, and didn't think of printing the boarding passes before hand? Or they don't have a printer? You have some dumb friends.
Your guests are stopping by a visit before going directly to the airport, and didn't think of printing the boarding passes before hand? Or they don't have a printer? You have some dumb friends.
If they "need" to access something, they should have taken care of that shit before leaving their house.
That's nice. Have any examples for OS X? No? OK then.
1) So you are comparing tech to corruption in Fukushima. That's great.
2) The Johnstown dam flood killed about 2,200 people, and the Banqiao Dam killed about 26,000. I think that's more than nuclear accidents.
Don't confuse regulations and oversight with technical safety. Stop cherry picking your facts.
Makes one wonder why the accident is so high, considering that only TMI has happened in the US, and that was a fart in the wind.
Very true. All that radioactive material inside the earth is coming to get us. Very soon. I promise.
And the waste products from making solar panels are not exactly environmentally friendly, either.
The sad thing is that this TFS makes as much sense as some non-ROT'd TFS's.
I remember when the jokes were clever.
Here we go again...
The network is the machine is now the Cloud.
Touchscreen is now touchscreen, some how improved.
Smartphones replacing full systems is now tablets replacing full systems.
Having a dock is replace by not having a dock, which will be replaced by having a dock.
and on and on...
It's called the "Girls' Gossip Group." Your girlfriend knows you cheated on her before you cheat on her.
I misread the title as "Indian Supreme Court denies Novaris Cancer Drug to Patient." Much better upon reading the TFS.
Duke sues UPS over "Blue."
A good sci-fi book from around 1990. Half the population wore goggles to record perceived violations caused by others (normally older folks recording younger folks). It was a minor point in the book, but it showed a nifty cat-and-mouse game between the observers and those trying to get away with things like littering, graffiti, etc.
I really think there is a chance that NK leadership has gone so bonkers they would actually try something like bombing SK. I doubt it would be effective unless they bring a nuke to the fight, but we're still talking about one of China's maybe-buddies. The USSR was scary, but they weren't so honking insane as these guys.
Hopefully, NK will just keep doing the "chest thumping" thing until they get tired. Or it's all just a bluff in the first place. I, personally, have had enough wars/actions/what-have-you for now. Too much death. Everyone (including the US) just chill and have a cup o' tea and a biscuit.
How can you do 'New Math' problems with an 'Old Math' mind? -- Charles Schulz