Kelso

Yo! Djbob! Do you know if you could install Ruby on Rails for HelioHost? A lot of hosts support it now, and I'd be willing to help with anything...

I haven't seen any really good ones lately... Have seen some horrible ones, like Fahrenheit 451. The book was cool, but the movie sucked. No surprises there...

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I love it!

Yeah. The American President Bush went in to this war to revenge an assassination attempt of his father. He also called it a "crusade", which he has unfortunately turned it into one. He has fueled racism that will tarnish our country for decades! [...]

Obama 08!

Look. The european "little ice age", in which there were glaciers around England was three degrees above the european normal average. Three degrees! So far, climatologists imagine that the WORLD has gone up one degree since the 1920s, and is continually speeding up.

Even though there is warming, if you look at the temperatures from the past 450,000 years to the present, you will see that they rise quite a few degrees above our current average, then plunge back down. Even if the temperatures keep rising, it won't stop the next ice age from descending upon the Earth.

Okay, so 450,000 years from now we'll have another ice age. Big whop. At the present rate, we should be in the exact opposite of an ice age in just a hundred years... or less!

That's hilarious! Remind me to make sure MINE doesn't sound like that, okay?

I don't have cable or satelite... Podcasts. What is it about?

I found that distros that use LiveCD's that run the OS itself are better that regular installer CDs because they are faster. The Ubuntu LiveCD is really nice because you can fix GRUB, download patches, and partition the boot partition without consequence (Unless you do something stupid). They also tend to be much smaller and therefore easier to download. Whereas in an installer DVDs, you have to download five CDs worth of ISOs. Ouch!

Whatever you go with, I tend to stick with LiveCDs whenever possible.

A side note: Most the differences in distros come in their package installers. Some, like Red Hat's (when I used it) tend to be a pain, and you have to download every package separately. YUM didn't exist back then. Debian/Ubuntu work great, just a sudo apt-get install packagename away. Most software can be converted from distro to distro (Think Alien), so installers are the only difference. The look and feel are all on http://www.gnome-look.org/ and http://www.kde-look.org/, so Look and Feel is the same. Compiz Fusion/XGL: Ditto.

What do you think?

I find it kind of depressing that Barack Obama has to convince voters that he is Christian first, Patriotic second. That's sad, and unconstitutional!

Repent sinners! Keep the separation of Church and State, or burn forever!

(Atheist evangelism)

It's kinda GAY! I chose HATE IT!

You homophobe! Homosexual people are just as natural as everyone else. Stop being biased without reason.

The image is pretty plain, I think...

If you live in java land, 2^31 is "infinity". Flash I think is the same. In javascript it is crashing IE.

What did he do?

Wow. You're really good at this. How did you do all these effects? I can do okay with collages, but not anything like this! How did you DO this?

Nice site... FLash is hard. I find the flames a little much though...

Bordering on inappropriate, but definitely a laugh!

For those who need to see it, here's a whole screenshot. For those of you who don't live in Mac OS X Land . It's pretty big...

http://img86.imageshack.us/my.php?image=invertui1.png

I dunno. The iPhone is really cool. My friend has one, and uses it all the time. Windows Mobile has lots of problems too. There have been buffer overflows from the very start.

I think that ruby is really nice because it is just a nice, high-level language. I LOVE irb and RubyGems, as well as Rails

Yeah. I'm a google fan all the way. Google Apps is really great.

1141.

This is going to take forever...

Yeah. On Mac OS X and Windows, I use Safari 3 Beta. On linux, since WebKit still hasn't been ported to Linux without a lot of Hacking, I'll go with Firefox. IE can stay, just to make sure that web designers stay on their toes . CSS support in IE is awful. There is just no question.

Hey. You could give ME your helionet credits, and I could do it for you !

What are you looking for? An example? A tutorial?

Yeah. You should code in open-source languages like Ruby on Rails, PHP, CGI, etc.

My professor has run models for years on global warming, and the error rate is less than one percent. Less that one percent! And that's just for being one degree off!

Sorry. This is a big deal for me.