Article seems decent. Has nothing to do with being French other than that initial "hook", which I think they could have done without. (My mind is now stuck saying k-nig-ht for a bit.)
Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol - a) see it in iMAX, b) it's a hell of a rollercoaster and c) little else, quite forgettable and certainly has none of the 'heart' of previous Brad Bird films
http://notalwaysright.com/lost-in-no-translation-part-3/15531 <---??? I've called them "fuel bulbs", "primer bulbs", and "The stupid rubber things". That's a new one on me.
@Chopper3 No doubt there are explosions? It would be most arduous if there were no explosions...
I like my HP EliteBoot 2730p at home, missing having a DVD drive now and then, and I need to find a 1.8" SSD for it still... But otherwise it's quite nice. =]
true enough but they want to do the traditional christmas thing and uncle robert can't ruin his favourate nephew and niece's wishes because they have him wrapped around their little finger. The ramones is as far as I am gonna push it.
Oh and no "east 17" no matter how many "christmas compilation" albums they appear on
It allows me to get away with being a preachy liberal prick and pointing out how hypocritical we are as a society, and it's relatively traditional sounding :)
normally I'd agree - been over there today for my nephew's birthday and me and his big sister trolled him hard... but since my mother died they've been funny about traditional family events and this is the first time we've held christmas at the "family" home since then.
We are attempting to use Acronis TrueImage to copy the hard drive from one standalone Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.5-based computer across to two others as part of a production operation. We are using a single SATA drive with no RAID and no network storage. The three computers are all specced to id...
@voretaq7 They work even worse if you're saddled with a padawan that has a tendency to remove what they don't understand. Thank Ghu that one's gone. /sigh
ooh one of my friends is swearing on facebook about a dentist who decided that just before christmas was the perfect time to take out one of her wisdom teeth. I wonder if she's just met adrian's former trainee.
@voretaq7 using the 'proper' /dev/sd lines would be nice, but stupid linux manages to assign different device names drives from the DAS in a different order on each boot...
@84104 yeah, call me old-fashioned but I like my operating systems to be written by operating system guys, not free-software zealots and crazies who change things for no reason
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I'm especially pissed at the moment with gcc 4.6 randomly breaking shit because of argument order.
Clue: It's an argument list. An array. You parse it. the order in which things appear should not break things and cause my developers to have to fix 60 makefiles so shit that compiled under 4.1 will compile under 4.6.
(OK, I'm done. But if anyone sees Stallman punch him in the cock for me, OK?)
