How (and why) to Ramble on your goat sideways
I think my new rig is like 20-30s from bios to running. I still have like nothing installed, and it's jsut a simple 1TB 7200RPM HDD. I lucked out on my iso, the first one i got worked.
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It took about 4 different ones before this one worked. Boot from usb failed too so I had to burn a disc like a peasant. It's now running, activated and well. Downloading a shitload of updates before I can transfer my ****.
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
Case 126
Tea for Two
Like many her age, the young nun Satou had an irrepressible curiosity: the less she knew about a thing, the more she wanted to try it. Thus she had elected to use multithreading to improve performance in her log processing utility, despite master Banzen’s cautions.
Banzen reviewed her code, then invited the nun to discuss his findings during the morning tea break.
When Satou had seated herself in the master’s tea room, Banzen took a ladle of boiling-hot water from the iron pot and poured it directly onto Satou’s tatami mat. Satou yelped in surprise, leaping from the floor to avoid being scalded. The master calmly beat the spreading puddle with his whisk as he set an empty bowl in its center. Finally he spooned powdered green tea into the dry bowl.
“Now,” said Banzen. “Let us discuss race conditions.”
Qi’s commentary
Qi’s poem
Tea for Two
Like many her age, the young nun Satou had an irrepressible curiosity: the less she knew about a thing, the more she wanted to try it. Thus she had elected to use multithreading to improve performance in her log processing utility, despite master Banzen’s cautions.
Banzen reviewed her code, then invited the nun to discuss his findings during the morning tea break.
When Satou had seated herself in the master’s tea room, Banzen took a ladle of boiling-hot water from the iron pot and poured it directly onto Satou’s tatami mat. Satou yelped in surprise, leaping from the floor to avoid being scalded. The master calmly beat the spreading puddle with his whisk as he set an empty bowl in its center. Finally he spooned powdered green tea into the dry bowl.
“Now,” said Banzen. “Let us discuss race conditions.”
Qi’s commentary
But first, sit down and come in.
Qi’s poem
Flowing from my brush
Glowing on my screen
Four lines readable in any order
The essence of thread safety
Glowing on my screen
Four lines readable in any order
The essence of thread safety
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I purchased a OCZ rivohybrid drive. awkward as it really is, its pretty damn fast. Bought a SSD during the newegg sale for my wife's PC too, and now everytime I boot up a pc with a HDD OS drive i get annoyed.
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Hey Joe! is there any chance that I could get your email, or some other method of communication? I am looking to build some sql based database stuff, and I was hoping that you may have either some insight into it, or possibly a better solution than what I am thinking of currently.
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Can't you just walk over to Hoboken and find him in person? I mean Joe has given some clues. Look for apartment complexes that are right in front of train tracks, then ask management if the amount of hot was usage has gone up drastically.
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Peoples, I'm attending a wedding in a months time. Theme is 20s, how do I dress like nucky thompson without looking like a fucknut who's trying too hard and just throws on a fedora with a $200 suit?
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
Was the common fashion in The Netherlands in the 1920s really the same as that of southern New Jersey in the US?
Or is this just another one of those things that's going to make me ask myself "Why are the Dutch so fascinated with this one specific aspect of American culture?"
Or is this just another one of those things that's going to make me ask myself "Why are the Dutch so fascinated with this one specific aspect of American culture?"
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From: Fake Virginia
Good job. You've given me a third thing about the Netherlands that irritated me today.
There are style guides on the internet about how to dress for an era. The hardest part is keeping your lapels, collars, brims, ties, etc. the right width. In other words, it doesn't matter as long as you're wearing "classic" clothing styles that were not too trendy.
And a pocket square.
And slicked down hair with a well-defined part.
You can also opt for a hat other than a fedora.
I fancy a homburg:
There are style guides on the internet about how to dress for an era. The hardest part is keeping your lapels, collars, brims, ties, etc. the right width. In other words, it doesn't matter as long as you're wearing "classic" clothing styles that were not too trendy.
And a pocket square.
And slicked down hair with a well-defined part.
You can also opt for a hat other than a fedora.
I fancy a homburg:
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God, my stomach has become so pussified. I had two cups of coffee earlier and my stomach is hurting so bad. I guess after drinking so little caffeine over the past few years, drinking a few cups of coffee maybe once a month is too much of a shock to my system. At least it got my bowels moving like a freight train.
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
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I have a friend who owns a vintage clothing store in Somerville NJ called Incogneeto. She's super cool, and a walking encyclopedia of vintage fashion. She'd likely rent you the appropriate duds. PM me of you want my name to drop and her contact info. I'm sure it could be shipped there fairly quickly.
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Was the common fashion in The Netherlands in the 1920s really the same as that of southern New Jersey in the US? Or is this just another one of those things that's going to make me ask myself "Why are the Dutch so fascinated with this one specific aspect of American culture?"
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