Out of the Blue [Aug 19, 2003, 09:22 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Yesterday the instability of the computer I've been working on finally pushed me
back to troubleshooting my real work PC, as I could not stand to lose any more
productivity to the crashes the emergency box was subject to. The problem with
my real Win2K workstation is a memory leak I was experiencing with FrontPage, a
problem that persisted even after uninstalling and reinstalling the whole Office
suite. As it turns out, I have not actually determined the cause of the problem,
just a workaround, which is simply to save my work in a different subdirectory.
I'm sure there's a logical explanation for this (there always seems to be), but
it certainly defies the easy explanation that there was something corrupt in the
directory structure where I was previously saving things, since it's working
fine now, and I'm using the exact same directory as before, simply copied to a
new location. Anyway, I'm quite ecstatic at being able to work on my proper work
machine, and I'm guessing my newly learned habit of saving my work after every
keystroke might even come in handy one of these days.
Today might see some experimentation begin with some ads that are probably more obtrusive than what we're used to here. This is not a step that is taken lightly, but is essential to the ongoing survival of this site, and I can only hope that you will consider this a fair trade-off. As always, feedback on this is welcome.
Today might see some experimentation begin with some ads that are probably more obtrusive than what we're used to here. This is not a step that is taken lightly, but is essential to the ongoing survival of this site, and I can only hope that you will consider this a fair trade-off. As always, feedback on this is welcome.
Have you heard the one about a north european (sweden, denmark, finland, can't remeber which one) resident that happend to be an inventor? His area of speciality was 'green' fuel. This person developed a process whereby water (as in good ol H2O) was used as fuel (and no, it was not the cumbersome crap that we currently have) the engine unit was neat, compact, efficient and a sure fire winner.Halsy
yeah, I heard of one like that...called the STEAM engine, and it sucked.
Are you talking about Stan Meyer? (serious question) that one?
Ok, now that aside.
I am going to jump on the bandwagon here, and call you a stupid idiot.
Go sell your computer, and live in the woods somewhere, if you think everybody is so is stupid, and below you.
but I don't fuck around when it comes to politicsYou also don't know a damn thing, stop pretending you do.
You can think you know stuff, and everything you say, none of it is original, and all is grossly biased, and lacking facts. You honestly believe that stuff, fine. You are allowed to believe that, that is the great thing about opinions!
Now, HERE IS THE IMPORTANT PART
A large amount of people here have said that you are an idiot, and that you SUCK for always turning a conversation in to some complaining political argument. Damn man relax sometime, go get a massage or something.
Now, wanna here something really sad.
- If this board did have an "ignore" feature, more people would ignore you then Freddy. Cause while some times he is annoying, he is at least funny. You are never funny, uptight, and ALWAYS annoying.
I want an ignore feature, not for Freddy, but for you.
When 20 different people ask (maybe they have all gone about it in rude ways) to shut up with the political stuff, nobody here cares about your opinions in that area(which I will say would not be bad or annoying to hear your opinions,…SOMETIMES….just not every damn day, day in, day out…24/7). Go to some political conspiracy theory message board, where all these other idiots will tell you how 100% right you are, and praise you for not being like the uneducated masses. Since that is what you think you are.
*edit*
I like cheese
"Science is but an organized system of ignorance."
This comment was edited on Aug 20, 00:14.
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