Comment Re:Someone had to post it (Score 1) 22
LOL, a more civilized troll from a more civilized time, brings back memories...
LOL, a more civilized troll from a more civilized time, brings back memories...
+1 Amen
I've got a couple WRT54GLs w/Tomato around here somewhere...
And to the GP, I still run ddwrt, you insensitive clod!
I've actually got a copy of that around here somewheres...
LOL, U R a true old school Winderz user if U remember this!
this is one of the best responses I have seen in a while, +1 Insightful
+1 Funny/Insightful
yes
Thank you for the software, Sanity!
How is this not modded +11 Extremely Informative?
I once had a stop in Tuscon to pick up passengers so I didn't have to deplane. The captain said the locals couldn't play golf because it was so hot the glue that held the grips on the club shafts was melting and clubs were flying out of folks hands.
I discovered awk just before perl hit the streets, when I first tried perl it was like awk on steroids.
I continued to use awk as well as perl, right tool for the job and all that.
Just a month or so ago I whipped up an awk script but I had to google for some syntax refreshers, been too long for the appropriate synapses to survive.
Sorry, just havin a senior moment...
>> The sane realize there's truth in both camps
There's very little truth in the Rethuglican camp, these days, or sanity, for that matter.
>> as it stands today, 100% of the commercially usable hydrogen is derived from fossil fuels.
Since nothing ever changes this will always be true.
>> Since electricity can't efficiently produce the kind of heat required for many industrial applications
Once again, right ITFS, the iron burning is a more efficient way of obtaining the needed high temperatures.
Science is to computer science as hydrodynamics is to plumbing.