>> 1) The machines have a "soft spot" for humans in that we created
them. They
>> may not want to see humans exterminated, just controlled. They may not
have
>> meant to generate power in the first place, but after centuries (or
>> millennia) of keeping us alive and controlled they decided (as an
I'm with Doug on this one - the latest Outlook (2003) rocks. although I
still want non-html image attachments to appear automatically. I use
iHateSpam and it integrates perfectly. It offers a ton of labor saving
devices which extend the contextual task-based metaphor of XP to the email
client. R
oh, and how about setting all my subscriptions to TEXT only ... ;)
:P :D
Cheers,
Erika
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What about turning all links past a certain length into one of your
short links?
So that those of us that are too lazy to be bothered with opening up the
message, editing it, straightening out these LONG ASS urls, then copying
and pasting them, can like, be happy :D
Not that I'm not happy now ... b
(troll)
sre... the operative phrase here is "with patches" tho
(/troll)
/me runs
Dana
>Actually the newest Outlook (with patches) has a lot going for it.
>You can restrict all mail to render in ASCII test only (no html)
>You can block Iframe completely.
>There is a special edition of
Yes but there will be lots of these suckers.
Check out these (courtesy of google news)
http://news.google.com/news?q=17+year+cicadas
a=N&tab=nn> &hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=nn
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From: Phill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 8:56 PM
To: CF-Community
Sub
I love the sounds of cidadas. I grew up on a farm and those little
f**kers kept me up most of the night. Now that I live in the city I
don't hear them as much. I kind of miss em.
Sandy Clark wrote:
> Cherry Blossoms will be long gone. However if you are "lucky" the 17 year
> cicadas will still
Actually the newest Outlook (with patches) has a lot going for it.
You can restrict all mail to render in ASCII test only (no html)
You can block Iframe completely.
There is a special edition of SpamAssassin for it.
There is an auto-reporting script available that will automatically report all
spam
Cherry Blossoms will be long gone. However if you are "lucky" the 17 year
cicadas will still be adding their voices to the day ... and night
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From: Phill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 7:54 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: CF-UN!
I'll be going with another
I'll be going with another guy from the office. We're getting there
Thursday and leaving Monday. We want some time to see the area. Some
thing about cherry blossoms?
Phillip B.
Erika L Walker-Arnold wrote:
> Barring a workload we can't get out from under, we'll be there as well.
>
>
> Coming i
huh thanks, I had one like that that I was wondering about too. Nice to be able to congratulate myself for not using any of those mail clients... this list needs some excitement fire and passion lately, so let me wonder why anyone uses outlook anyway (whistles)
Seriously, thanks, good info :)
Da
Interesting. Here is support for the Bush administration's view that outsourcing isn not a bad thing.
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/perl/story/33250.html
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really? daughter requested that and got hooted down. I'll keep it in mind
Dana
>:-)
>If you have kids you might want to see Agent Cody Banks 2. It was a hoot and
>sweet in the old-fashioned sense of the word. Parody of the Bond movies.
>
>
>
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Actually, the movie is really excellent - if you're looking for
something equaly voyeuristic but less devastating, I'll "recommend" the
delightfully tacky "Hot Spot" with Don Johnson, Virginia Madsen and a
clothing-optional Miss Connelly. Pretty much "Wild Things" for a
previous decade.
- Jim
If you liked that check out Spun and Rules of Attraction. It's funny that
this came up, today we were having a conversation about what we thought
some great movies were, let's see how many I can remember now.
Taxi Driver
Dr. Strangelove
Clockwork Orange
Fallen
7
12 Monkeys
True Romance
Pulp F
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From: "Andre Turrettini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 3:42 PM
Subject: RE: Movies
> I'll second that donnie darko. Lots of fun. I really should have a page
on
> my site with my list of great underviewed mov
you do realize Jim, that based on this alone, every (male) list subscriber
who hasn't yet seen the movie will be renting it tonite. Hell, you might
have convinced me to see it again : )
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She was s good in that. I still cant believe she filmed that scene!
DRE
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From: Jim Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 3:39 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Movies
Oh yeah - plot plot something something whatever Jennifer Connelly
ass-
I'll second that donnie darko. Lots of fun. I really should have a page on
my site with my list of great underviewed movies. Dont forget Brazil. That
is NUTS!!
DRE
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Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 3:27 PM
To: CF-Community
Oh yeah - plot plot something something whatever Jennifer Connelly
ass-to-ass with another woman with a double-headed dildo plot plot
something yadda yadda yadda.
Great movie!
- Jim
Charlie Griefer wrote:
>speaking of pi...
>
>saw Requiem for a Dream the other day (another Aronofsky film). I
Put me in the hated it camp.
-Kevin
> Never heard of Equilibrium...just checked imdb and was amused for about 10
> minutes reading a rather long thread in the forums about ...well, actually
> about nothing related to the movie. One guy liked it, another guy hated
it,
> and they tore into each ot
Never heard of Equilibrium...just checked imdb and was amused for about 10
minutes reading a rather long thread in the forums about ...well, actually
about nothing related to the movie. One guy liked it, another guy hated it,
and they tore into each other for about 3,000 messages. Fun : )
Altho
Okay found some info on this:
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Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 2:49 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Movies
speaking of pi...
saw Requiem for a Dream the other day (another Aronofsky film). Incredibly
disturbing film, but worth wat
Barring a workload we can't get out from under, we'll be there as well.
Coming in on Thursday, leaving Monday or Tuesday.
Cheers,
Erika
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From: C. Hatton Humphrey
I got in under the deadline, I'll see whoever makes
speaking of pi...
saw Requiem for a Dream the other day (another Aronofsky film). Incredibly
disturbing film, but worth watching. Ellen Burstyn's performance (for which
she was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar...but lost to Julia's Erin
Brokovich) was absolutely outstanding.
- Original Me
see pi
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From: Candace Cottrell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 11:32 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Movies
Just thought I'd bring some non-computer related convo to the list ;)
I've watched some pretty good movies lately. Has anyone seen Out of
Ti
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Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 2:18 PM
Subject: Re: Movies
> And it's cheaper to dream about him
Not necessarily...as that'd require a world of therapy...
> Kevin Graeme wrote:
>
> > But,
hrmmm...I hear he's an actor, too, but I've yet to see any evidence of
_that_.
^_^
will
Kevin Graeme wrote:
> But, but...Colin Farrell! He's so dreamy.
>
> At least that's what I hear.
>
> -Kevin
>
> > On the bright side, Phone Booth will only waste about an hour and five
> > minutes of your t
dont forget, the machines like the matrix. They take their vacations there.
DRE
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From: Ben Doom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 7:57 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Matrix Question
> 1) The machines have a "soft spot" for humans in that we crea
Hey I kind of liked "The Cell." I mean, it was eye candy with a macabre
twist. But, I found it easy to while away a couple of hours watching it, at
least.
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From: "Harkins, Patrick"
> Of those you mention I've seen The Cell and Runaway Jury. I enjoyed
Runaway
> Jury a
Why did they bother putting Katie Holmes in that movie? They could have
used an extra to do her role in that.
Ben
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From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 4:16 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Movies
But, but...Colin Farrell! He's so
And it's cheaper to dream about him
Kevin Graeme wrote:
> But, but...Colin Farrell! He's so dreamy.
>
> At least that's what I hear.
>
> -Kevin
>
> > On the bright side, Phone Booth will only waste about an hour and five
> > minutes of your time.
> >
> > But overall I'd agree, just put
But, but...Colin Farrell! He's so dreamy.
At least that's what I hear.
-Kevin
> On the bright side, Phone Booth will only waste about an hour and five
> minutes of your time.
>
> But overall I'd agree, just put down the video, slowly back away and no
> one will get hurt.
>
> will
>
>
> Joh
Not going to make it unfortunately.
Going to be knee deep in some swamp for my two week annual training :(
First one I missed in like two or three years.
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On the bright side, Phone Booth will only waste about an hour and five
minutes of your time.
But overall I'd agree, just put down the video, slowly back away and no
one will get hurt.
will
John Stanley wrote:
> the cell was pretty sicka recomendation for Phone Booth:
>
>
> 1. Put on rubbe
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To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 1:32 PM
Subject: Re: Movies
> Ooo, another good show. Man, why can't we just show the British shows on
TV
> here? (Other than PBS, obviously.) Would it really
Ooo, another good show. Man, why can't we just show the British shows on TV
here? (Other than PBS, obviously.) Would it really kill people?
-Kevin
> I missed that one sounds like it was just as well. The US remake of
> Cracker was pretty tame too. But Robbie Coltrane's shoes are big!
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She turns 18 soon i think. Age of consent in texas is 17. me thinks. Anyone want to verify that for me? :)
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From: Harkins, Patrick
To: CF-Community
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 2:21 PM
Subject: RE: Movies
You degenerate cradle-robber! well yea sh
I registered myself, and two co-workers yesterday. I'll see you there.
larry
At 02:20 PM 3/30/2004, you wrote:
>I got in under the deadline, I'll see whoever makes it there!
>
>Hatton
>Self Employed For a Better Tomorrow!
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You degenerate cradle-robber! well yea she is pretty hot! :-) Actually
I haven't seen that yet. Funny thing though I read that book several times
when I was a kid.
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From: brobborb
How about Freaky Friday. what a sweet movie! I expected it to be a cheesy
disney mo
I missed that one sounds like it was just as well. The US remake of
Cracker was pretty tame too. But Robbie Coltrane's shoes are big!
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From: Kevin Graeme
Good shows! The US remake of Touching Evil is lacking something compared to
the original.
-Kevin
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How about Freaky Friday. what a sweet movie! I expected it to be a cheesy disney movie. It made me tear at the end! And that chick is pretty hot she got freckles all over rararrararrr
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To: CF-Community
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> ...didn't hold a candle to a good episode of Inspector Morse or Prime
> Suspect or any of the creepier British shows like Touching Evil...
Good shows! The US remake of Touching Evil is lacking something compared to
the original.
-Kevin
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hehe..
it was breaking ground for a new genre: "sick for the sake of sick"... or
maybe "boring realism"...
...didn't hold a candle to a good episode of Inspector Morse or Prime
Suspect or any of the creepier British shows like Touching Evil...
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From: Kevin Graeme
I th
The Cell was a good movie. I didn't find it sick at all. But then again
I am the one that was sitting there clapping my hands during all the
great killings in Final Destination 2 ;-)
Ben
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Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 2:52
> Of those you mention I've seen The Cell and Runaway Jury. I enjoyed
Runaway
> Jury a lot but I thought The Cell was just sick. What did you think of The
> Cell?
I though Cell wasn't sick enough. :-)
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:-)
If you have kids you might want to see Agent Cody Banks 2. It was a hoot and
sweet in the old-fashioned sense of the word. Parody of the Bond movies.
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Sent: March 30, 2004 2:40 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Movies
the c
the cell was pretty sicka recomendation for Phone Booth:
1. Put on rubber gloves
2. Take Phone Booth outside
3. Pour gasoline over whole movie
4. Ignite
5. Do a little dance
6. Remove Gloves
7. Go back inside and watch a better movie.
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From: Harkins, Patrick [mailt
Of those you mention I've seen The Cell and Runaway Jury. I enjoyed Runaway
Jury a lot but I thought The Cell was just sick. What did you think of The
Cell?
Patrick
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I got in under the deadline, I'll see whoever makes it there!
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We went to see Eternal Sunshine this weekend - clever, but basically a simple love story with a twist or two. Love Kaufmans' screen plays and Kate Winslet is just amazing.
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To: CF-Community
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 9:32 AM
Subj
Netflix is awesome! The distribution warehouse is in Gaithersburg, about 10
minutes form my apartment so I usually get the DVds the next day and
sometimes the same day if they go out in the AM! What a cool service huh!
:-)
> Sandy, BTW, I signed up for NetFlix on your recommendation,
> and I abs
>Subject: The Top 8 Rejected Merchandise Tie-Ins for "The Passion of the
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>This is for those of you that won't be too offended by a bit of humor at
>the expense of Mel Gibson/Catholicism/Christianity - for those that
Just thought I'd bring some non-computer related convo to the list ;)
I've watched some pretty good movies lately. Has anyone seen Out of
Time? If you like those psychological action-type movies, this is a
really good one.
I also finally got to see Full Metal Jacket and the Cell. I was on a
V
yahoo maps is great for larger maps.
acme mapper is all i use for satellite tracking...
http://mapper.acme.com/find.cgi?name=new+york
need to write a cell phone reporting app..
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I was postulating that if some pdfs were created using different software, or a different process, that might account for the difference.
For example, in Distiller, it is possible to create a non-searchable PDF Formatted Text and Graphics (PDF Normal) style PDF I seem to remember foggily.
Also,
They're two different searches. The "title contains" search is searching a
database (not with Ultraseek). This is an outsourced project, so that's not
my search. The full-text search goes to our search engine, which spiders
that site.
I've asked the questions about the pdfs. But the people that cr
Does anyone remember the URL to test if FlashRemoting is setup
correctly? I can't remember the URL that is supposed to display the
blank page.
Thanks!
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> If it is only these few pdfs aren't fully searchable, were they indexed
differently? created by different people than the pdfs that work? Different
versions of pdfs? Different character sets?
All the pdfs are created by a small group of designers using QuarkXPress.
They are text-based layouts, n
Mapquest has dumped two of their nicest features: The "Big Map" and the
satellite photos. The Big Map really helped get a feel for your
destination without zooming out to the point of the inability to tell
individual roads apart. The satellite photos could help you locate
landmarks to help y
I tried your search page, and received the 3 valid files you mentioned searching the "title contains" search.
I got nothing back from the fulltext search at the bottom of the page. (The page cannot be displayed)
Are you saying you are getting the same results from the fulltext search as you are f
Nope, not the issue. I thought of that. But, these are being created by our
publications staff (who should know better). And, google finds them without
problem.
Searching for "alfalfa" on http://cecommerce.uwex.edu
Google finds 54 hits. Ultraseek: 3. That's just ridiculous.
And, the ones that sh
Has anyone come across a service that will give you a rundown of how
your site(s) look to various search engine spiders? We're in the
process of putting in requisite meta tags, SES URL's and updating our
Robots files, but I'd like to get an idea of how Slurp, Googlebot, etc.
would see our site
Deanna,
This is pretty obvious, but I will mention it just-in-case.
PDFs can either be text or graphics or both
The graphic only (and sometimes the both) will not index properly, since there is no text for the indexer to find.
The easiest way to test this is to open the pdf, select the text too
The two extras to the trilogy, the computer game cut scenes and the
Animatrix explain a lot of the reasoning behind their world. Those two made
the third movie (and going back over the first two) a lot more
understandable.
larry
> -Original Message-
> From: Ben Doom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
I'll have to find the article again. The author of the case study made some
truly horrid puns all through it.
alrry
> -Original Message-
> From: Erika L Walker-Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 9:43 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: RE: Matrix Question
>
>
Ooooh - "Monsters", "Machines", "Martians, "Morlocks" - we're destined to be
harvested and bred by things what start with "M"!
Jim Davis
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From: Harkins, Patrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 8:59 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Matrix Question
Come to think
> 1) The machines have a "soft spot" for humans in that we created them. They
> may not want to see humans exterminated, just controlled. They may not have
> meant to generate power in the first place, but after centuries (or
> millennia) of keeping us alive and controlled they decided (as any go
They kept trying to eat the little green symbols.
--bend
Dan Phillips wrote:
> Why not just breed cows? They won't revolt and try to rage against the
> machine
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I'm just glad that these bagles are toast! ;-)
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From: dana tierney
I am getting bunches of them too. I blame our contact us page, which (still)
has a lot of email addresses in plain text. Need to fix that. But I am
almost sure that that is where they are coming from sin
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ouch! lol
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From: Lyons, Larry
A few years ago there was a case study report in the medical journal The
Lancet about a sudden rash of rather intimate injuries. The author of the
paper traced the problem down to a vacuum manufacturer slightly changing the
design of their m
O M G
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A few years ago there was a case study report in the medical journal The
Lancet about a sudden rash of rather intimate injuries. The author of
the
paper traced the problem down to a vacuum manufacturer sli
A few years ago there was a case study report in the medical journal The
Lancet about a sudden rash of rather intimate injuries. The author of the
paper traced the problem down to a vacuum manufacturer slightly changing the
design of their most popular model. Apparently the company had changed the
visited, huh! Passed many an hour in one. Of course we were milking goats so
there were only two teats to deal with!
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From: Kevin Graeme
Have you ever visited a milking parlor?
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Yea, and then there's that problem with the bulls that keep trying to sneak
into the milking parlour! :-)
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I'd really hate to think what would happen if there were a serious
malfunction. The possibilities are staggering.
larry
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Do they have Mad Cow disease in the Matrix?
hehe ...
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I'd really hate to think what would happen if there were a serious
malfunction. The possibilities are staggering.
larry
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> From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 9:15 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Matrix Question
>
>
> >
> What if, in some twisted sense, WE are the machines, and the cows are US?
> I'll be on the lookout for any web-surfing cows from now on.
Have you ever visited a milking parlor?
http://www.uwex.edu/uwmril/robot/photos/milking.htm
MAD SCIENTIST ALERT!
"Robotic milkers could someday free Wis
Shades of "O Lucky Man" too snort snort...
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From: Philip Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Probably because the AI programs would get "bored" having to listen to
cows go on about chewing grass, then chewing some more, and then a
little more
At least you humans are in
Come to think of it that was kind of the theme to Monsters Inc. too!
-Patrick
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From: Jim Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think it was both body heat and electricity - the purpose of the matrix
was not specifically to keep us "sedated" but rather to keep our minds
activ
What if, in some twisted sense, WE are the machines, and the cows are US?
I'll be on the lookout for any web-surfing cows from now on.
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From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 8:57 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Matrix Question
>
> Why not just breed cows? They won't revolt and try to rage against the
> machine
Don't underestimate those wily cows. Why do you think we humans have yet to
fully conquer Wisconsin?
-Kevin
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good question, and besides wouldnt a cow make more energy than a human? dont
they also produce measurable amounts of methane gas?
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From: Philip Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 8:55 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Matrix Question
> From: D
After the humans blanketed the earth with that chemical which destroyed
sunlight, the majority of all plant and animal life and earth would have
died as well. In fact, it's a good guess that before the machines really
started caring humans may have been one of the only species of life left
on the p
> From: Dan Phillips
>
> Why not just breed cows? They won't revolt and try to rage
> against the machine
Probably because the AI programs would get "bored" having to listen to
cows go on about chewing grass, then chewing some more, and then a
little more
At least you humans are interesting to
Why not just breed cows? They won't revolt and try to rage against the
machine
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From: brobborb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 29, 2004 7:03 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Matrix Question
How was it explained that they got electricity from humans? elec
will this help any?
http://downloadcenter.verity.com/dlc/documentation.do
Good luck with finding an answer ... wish we had one for you :(
Cheers,
Erika
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From: Deanna Schneider
Hey all,
Does anyone use Ultraseek for their internal search engine?
Any thoughts
Hey all,
Does anyone use Ultraseek for their internal search engine? We do, but the
administrator is rather protective of anyone but him seeing anything with
the docs. Of course, we have a site where it's not working correctly, for
some unknown reason (A bunch of pdfs - which get indexed, but fail
I have not come across this type of class in my graduate work... I did
however take 3 classes in my undergraduate studies on Data Structures. I am
pretty sure I have all my notebooks, old tests, books, and programs. If I
can dig them up, you are welcome to borrow them and go through a self paced
l
Yup... *cringe* we are just going to suck it up and have a good time.
> I threw out my budget many months ago.
> Just grin and bear it.
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