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YOSPOS, I have a Christmas wish for you. Years ago when I first started lurking here, it was about this time of year. And some amazing person posted a christmas-themed comic with words set to the poem "The Night Before Christmas" except instead of santa and poo poo, it was famous computer people like Stallman, Steve Jobs, Gabe Newell, etc. I don't remember a whole lot about what happened in the comic but I do remember the last line was "Merry Christmas to all! And to all a YOSPOS Bicth!" I tried to google it but nothing comes up. Is there any kind soul out there that knows about this and could post it?
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i know what you're talking about but i don't have it either
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Rex-Goliath posted:i know what you're talking about but i don't have it either
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:are physicists normally this arrogant about social sciences considering that the journal is apparently an undergrad creative writing journal i think that there's a sliiiiight chance it's tongue-in-cheek
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https://twitter.com/killermike/status/812885562826825728 this one is a reply to a tweet ea made, they deleted it https://twitter.com/ryan24672/status/812837993241251840 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tutr2DNZqCc&hd=1 and I know the tweet with this in it was posted already but here is the youtube also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moNHfeBJ81I&hd=1 anthonypants fucked around with this message at 06:40 on Dec 25, 2016 |
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merry christmas assholes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvYOm89IcUU
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Sophian posted:Yeah this is how it's supposed to work but there's a little problem called the FISA courts. These are secret courts that can grant surveillance warrants with no oversight or any form of civilian accountability or input. They also have had a nasty habit of doing things like, say, lock up innocent people in Guantanomo for years. Also they've literally been caught spying on US citizens a few times now on flimsy pretexts so I wouldn't count on the NSA to even bother with a warrant every time either. take it up with the original author of the stuff i was quoting. he seemed v authoritative on the subject + he claims to have a law degree 
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Rex-Goliath posted:i know what you're talking about but i don't have it either
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Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:take it up with the original author of the stuff i was quoting. he seemed v authoritative on the subject + he claims to have a law degree Ah, gotcha. Well unfortunately, poo poo is moving so fast these days that a degree don't mean much. If you aren't "in the thick of it" in your respective field then you don't stand a chance of understanding the signs of the times. If you don't believe me, please refer to the the 2016 American presidential election.
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He also sells katanas that break pretty quick.
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Golden-i posted:i found a functional 486 system running a windows 95 installation with some custom software on it in the development lab at work a few months ago. absolutely no idea what it's used for, but it was powered on and running. we have a hand full of 95 machines that interface with controllers that run 200kip load frames. we are slowly moving all of our consoles to win7/10 and none of the 95/2k/xp machines are allowed on the enterprise network.
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HEY NONG MAN posted:we have a hand full of 95 machines that interface with controllers that run 200kip load frames. we are slowly moving all of our consoles to win7/10 and none of the 95/2k/xp machines are allowed on the enterprise network. Ok
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Bill NYSE posted:STDs: don't wanna catch 'em all! n-nurse joy 
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ash used prophylactic, its 99% when used properly!
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Golden-i posted:this rules, i never knew that It rules on the surface but I have a big stack of Motorola radios and would rather gut them and stick something analog in to drive the power bits than deal with loving programming cables and code plugs and radio heads
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IN THE GRIMDARK CYBERFUTURE, THERE ARE ONLY TWO TRIBES: NAUGHTY AND NICE
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happo crudmas goony goon goon goons https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ysfQjKKi70
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a small part of me died the day I found out the display on the front has nothing to do with the cpu speed. you just jumper a bunch of pins that correspond to the segments on the display 
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Sophian posted:YOSPOS, I have a Christmas wish for you. Years ago when I first started lurking here, it was about this time of year. And some amazing person posted a christmas-themed comic with words set to the poem "The Night Before Christmas" except instead of santa and poo poo, it was famous computer people like Stallman, Steve Jobs, Gabe Newell, etc. I don't remember a whole lot about what happened in the comic but I do remember the last line was "Merry Christmas to all! And to all a YOSPOS Bicth!" I tried to google it but nothing comes up. Is there any kind soul out there that knows about this and could post it? it was a barbarian bob / peanut gang cartoon if i remember correctly
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double ohm seven posted:a small part of me died the day I found out the display on the front has nothing to do with the cpu speed. you just jumper a bunch of pins that correspond to the segments on the display that depends entirely on the setup you've built. many were built so that the display did correlate with the cpu clock (since those systems didn't have dynamically variable clock speeds the way modern cpus do, it was very easy to do)
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fishmech posted:that depends entirely on the setup you've built. many were built so that the display did correlate with the cpu clock (since those systems didn't have dynamically variable clock speeds the way modern cpus do, it was very easy to do) but then you cant display 69....
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Olivil posted:but then you cant display 69.... lol if u dont clock your 486s at 69
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Sophian posted:Ah, gotcha. Well unfortunately, poo poo is moving so fast these days that a degree don't mean much. If you aren't "in the thick of it" in your respective field then you don't stand a chance of understanding the signs of the times. If you don't believe me, please refer to the the 2016 American presidential election. yea you still need to Google those quotes and see who said it  it was obama
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http://www.homestarrunner.com/goes4gold.html
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Jerry Cotton posted:Wasn't Ramadan months ago? It shifts over time thanks to the lunar calendar
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THIS CHRISTMAS IS DEDICATED TO ALL THE CYBERPUNKS THAT FIGHT AGAINST INJUSTICE EVERY DAY
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vOv posted:considering that the journal is apparently an undergrad creative writing journal i think that there's a sliiiiight chance it's tongue-in-cheek 
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Mr. Lobe posted:It shifts over time thanks to the lunar calendar I know. Wasn't it months ago?
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I remember there was cake at work when Ramadan ended and that was months ago and in 2017 it starts some day in May, apparently.
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Jerry Cotton posted:I know. Wasn't it months ago? It was.
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