Many of you have probably seen this photo before, but I thought it rather amusing. Cheers to pekkahead on the Atomic MPC Forums for the discovery. The only question in our minds… Does the polar bear represent Microsoft?
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Yep… you heard right… someone on eBay is selling Pluto. Quick… dive in now… this is your one in a lifetime opportunity to claim your own planet. After a recent clean up of our solar system the IAU has realized we no longer need Pluto. We have 1 planet, Pluto for sale. This icy planet [...]
Ohh yes… Bewarned of the danger that is the drop bear, if you ever decide to go camping in Australia’s wilderness. The following, is a discussion from #gentoo-dev where the topic came up. 23:10 < @mark_alec> christel: the IRC meeting times look good to me, as I shall be on school holidays during that time, [...]
Hi all… I was doing my usual random browsing of the various forums, when I came across this thread. Go to http://www.treasury.gov.au/documents/976/HTML/docshell.asp?URL=tax_cuts.htm and have a close look at the page. Looks fine eh? Try clicking on the link for the calculator they mention. Get anywhere? I didn’t think so… here’s why: <p>The Treasury has prepared [...]
Saw this on the Atomic MPC forums. I thought it was a rather appropriate comeback. Not to mention artistic. Exerpt from thread below. Sturmgeist: What im saying is half the WTB threads are shit, that if the person making the thread could get off thier arse and be bothered to look for themselves they could [...]
Many of you, who follow the Internet Engineering Task Force‘s Request For Comment listings, would be aware that, almost every year, they put out a joke RFC as a bit of April Fools humour. Examples of this include… RFC1149 IP over Carrier Pidgeon, which actually got implemented by a Linux User Group in Norway. RFC2324 [...]
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