Comment threats (Score 1) 497
Just recite your own version of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgmO32IdwuE
Comment Re:educational potential (Score 3, Insightful) 71
The redpower mod is how I learned how gates work and how they're combined to make RAM, adders, etc. I even made a simple calculator (which is not something I thought I'd have the attention span to do.)
Comment Re:Sponge (Score 1) 204
My best friend's a sponge - we share 70% of the same genes.
Is that you Patrick?
Comment Re:What's the speed like? (Score 1) 297
About as fast as current ships (I don't think the nuclear part is meant for propulsion)
Comment Re:KDE is very usable (Score 1) 322
I hated that in Windows. There's an app called katmouse that fixes the problem. I install it with every new windows installation.
Comment Re:F*ck DRM! F*ck it right in its stupidd a55! (Score 1) 311
DVD Decrypter >> VOBBlanker (to remove the stupid FBI Warnings and stuff) >> DVDShrink (To Shrink the rest to 4.4Gb)
I've done about 70 DVDs this way.
Comment Lightning once striked my friends house. (Score 1, Interesting) 109
It blew a hole in the kitchen so big you could climb through it.
Comment Natal? (Score 0) 303
When they named this thing, were they wanting people to think of childbirth?
Comment Re:Hurrah! (Score 1, Funny) 60
Endowment: $54,080,984
Pretty sure that's 8 figures...
Comment Re:How to figure it out (Score 0) 315
echo -n "Does my cpu support virtualizaiton? "; if `cat
/proc/cpuinfo | grep -q svm || cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -q vmx`; then echo Yes; else echo No; fi
This is even easier:
echo -n "Does my cpu support virtualizaiton? "; if `cat
/proc/cpuinfo | egrep -q '(svm|vmx)'`; then echo Yes; else echo No; fi
even easier: echo 'Does my cpu support virtualization? Yes' (only works sometimes)
Comment Re:Uncyclopedia sums it up (Score 0) 693
* There is also a hidden game called super-rm-rf. To play it, try this in your terminal:
~$ su root -c "rm -Rf /"
This isn't a very fun ga
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