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The Machine That Changed the World, great documentary I remember seeing when I was a kid, now on BitTorrent: http://tinyurl.com/58nhvf

Election night. After 8 years of Bush and Dick, America is ready for the big O. But it ain't over until the fat lady sings...

Notepad++ is teh bomb.

PL/SQL, however, and Oracle generally, seem to have very few redeeming features whatsoever... :-D

I know open source can be made to work; I use OSS as much as possible. I just hate fighting it all the time. A plea for software that works.

...and Joomla ain't so hot either. Open source user interfaces suck donkey balls, and integration-what?

BTW, s'up PABlo? :)

The debate: first they tell you what you're going to see, then they tell you what you're seeing, then they tell you what you just saw.

Seriously. Between PL/SQLs suckitude and Verizon's, I'm going nuts here.

PL/SQL is the devil.

Wikipedia says Tangerine Dream played at 134 dB in 1976, which is somewhere between 2x and 10x the human pain threshold.

hiho hiho it's off to work i went

Verizon = bouncybouncybouncy

Connection speed is a glorious 15KB/s right now on DSL. Where's my FIOS??