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Asia is the solution.
(I was just going to say "Comment:" but akismet fubar'd that) |
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Nice warez url in that alert message :p
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Re: The Cheapest Fare
2012-03-02 09:15
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Zunesis: Nothing Less Than The Best
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Your mom has the cheapest fare!
HHHHEEEEEEYYYYY-OOHHHHHHHH!!!!! |
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These new 3 x 8192 monitors are especially designed for the narrow minded. Forget 16:9, here comes 0.0033:9!
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"It works Tim" is probably a better message than "It's dead, Jim"...
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Ha, the last VS11 beta setup gave me the "Asia" error once.
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Keep that glass half full! |
Re: The Cheapest Fare
2012-03-02 09:27
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Ben Jammin
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You actually need special glasses to look at these monitors. http://img2.etsystatic.com/il_570xN.306025826.jpg Askimet doesn't want you to have an actual link |
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You fell victim to one of the classic blunders - The most famous of which is "never get involved in a land war in Asia"
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I'd love to see that resolution scale on a normal monitor
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Asia isn't the problem, she's the developer.
(I have two friends named Asia.) |
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d o n ' t g e t w h a t ' s w r o n g w i t h t h e l a s t o n e . |
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Does anyone else find it somewhat disturbing that Facebook apparantly saves your old passwords as well?
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Is it just me, or are those all Megaupload links in #4? I don't think Kuznetsov will have had much luck getting his DVDRip.
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Just about everything about Facebook disturbs me
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Re: The Cheapest Fare
2012-03-02 09:52
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FragFrog
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No? Why would it be disturbing? Most sensible account managers do that (including windows, if I am not mistaken). In fact, any website with a frequent backup policy will have a copy of your old passwords as well. I would be a lot more concerned if they stored them as plain text, but there is no indication to that. And if, you know, I'd actually have a facebook account. |
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You'll notice there's no comma in "It works Tim." Clearly, whatever "it" may be, it is working Tim. Tim is the direct object, not the addressee.
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Now I see why we're running out of IP addresses. All those airport display screens are using 20 each!
(Yes, I know those are RFC-1918 addresses.) |
Re: The Cheapest Fare
2012-03-02 10:30
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Hannibal Elector
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Ah. As in "It works Tim or else it gets the hose again." |
youtube.com/watch?v=G2y8Sx4B2Sk Also, not spam. |
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"The Final Countdown" is easily Asia's best song.
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Well, it might have been, except it was a Europe song, not Asia. |
Re: The Cheapest Fare
2012-03-02 10:50
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Grant
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If only my emails had a helpful message like "Also, not spam." at the bottom so I'd know for sure which ones were clean...
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"Peculiar travel suggestions are dancing lessons from God." -Kurt Vonnegut, _Cat's Cradle_
captcha: capio, a new espresso drink from Starbucks |
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@Nick
Did you solve the challenge? :) Captcha: populus - 2? |
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Probably shouldn't be trying to name bands in the heat of the moment.
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Whatever. I never understood why they were considered two different continents anyway. |
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Well, that fare does give you better value in terms of changes of train per pound.
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Re: The Cheapest Fare
2012-03-02 11:34
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Grant
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I'm filing a motion with the UN to start combining them all. After development of a moon base of course... first things first. |
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.NET just couldn't cope with the heat of the moment.
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Of course that's the cheapest fare. Everyone knows that time is money and that pounds are a unit of weight. So that fare is both the cheapest and the heaviest.
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Re: The Cheapest Fare
2012-03-02 12:00
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Nagesh
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Here in Hyderabad, we are using Facebook for all companie busines maters. |
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Don't go to Asia if you're a youth - you will die!
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Re: The Cheapest Fare
2012-03-02 12:04
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eckleman
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They probably don't even store the passwords. Probably just a salted hash of some sort. |
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Hey, I just did a traceroute to that 172.18.112.157 address "at Toronto's Union station" and discovered it is inside my own network! WTF? Grant Cullen did you hack us??!!!
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Yup, Asia is a problem; a very big problem that I don't want to deal with, but a problem nonetheless.
As for the Toronto airport sign, isn't TRWTF that it's missing the French version of the text? |
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I don't think so, Tim
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No; that would be at the other end. This is, after all, just the leftmost few entries of 8192 (x3). |
Re: The Cheapest Fare
2012-03-02 12:53
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Anon
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172.x.x.x and 192.x.x.x are both used for private networks...
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Re: The Cheapest Fare
2012-03-02 12:55
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Anon
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Forgot the quote (and perhaps to turn on my sarcasm detector):
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"Explode" is a function that unpacks an old-type file archive.
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Re: The Cheapest Fare
2012-03-02 13:08
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Cap'n Spanky
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Didn't Asia do Africa? ...or was that the sequel to Debbie does Alice? |
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I think that first dialog box is supposed to be read in the Celebrity Jeopardy voice: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BaFVo8YiO4 (sadly, not a Sean Connery in sight!)
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Put it in your signature? |
I thought it was Europe who fucked Africa. |
usps.gov? |
Re: The Cheapest Fare
2012-03-02 13:36
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Not Geoff Downes
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Never in a Million Years. |
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