Comment Re:Hud? (Score 1) 245
Do you think he could have mean, 'Camaaaauuuuggghhhh'?
Do you think he could have mean, 'Camaaaauuuuggghhhh'?
Given the vast majority of where Star Wars (ANH) came from, I'd have to disagree with "Western" and say "Feudal Japanese" instead.
I don't know a single lawyer who has ever managed to pass a bar.
Came in to add that everyone knows you have to build in 3x3 squares, and the PD always goes in the Ann B. Davis spot.
As an offtopic to the offtopic, does anyone know which map in the SNES version of SimCity has the least amount of water?
Doom.
Mod Parent Up +1 Funny As Hell!
Sending? A line of code that will take me to a site where I will look at more ads is considered them "sending" to me? I don't think so.
This way, they double dip. I don't care; I ignore them (that was my final statement, which you helpfully omitted.
I do find it interesting that out of the 40 or so feeds I subscribe to, only Slashdot has the audacity -- or as you probably call it,
inventiveness and entrepreneurial spirit -- to actually put an ad image in with the feed.
Slightly. But yes.
Sorry, Timothy: it's doubtful you'll see out of the box compatibility with AdBlock for Chrome.
Why would a technology company that generates revenue from ads want to allow you to block the ads?
Slashdot's pretty greedy these days; there's ads in my RSS feed from Slashdot.
I ignore them.
Nowhere.
I'd disable IR, or key it to just one remote. I think doing either of these actions is 4 clicks from the desktop or less.
I'm not too sure about these bdelloid's, but I doubt any human being could last the first 100 years.A tiny creature that has not had sex for 100 million years has overturned the theory that animals need to mate to create variety. Analysis of the jaw shapes of bdelloid rotifers, combined with genetic data, revealed that the animals have diversified under pressure of natural selection. Researchers say that their study "refutes the idea that sex is necessary for diversification into evolutionary species".
We gave you an atomic bomb, what do you want, mermaids? -- I. I. Rabi to the Atomic Energy Commission