Comment Huhhhhhuhuuuhuhuhuhhuhuhuhuuh.... (Score 1) 219
Huhhhuhuhuhuhuhhh.
"Wang"
Comment What if... (Score 2, Insightful) 409
What if we just didn't go? Seriously. Don't go. Just don't. Don't do it.
INSTEAD, go to the movies that weekend, but SEE SOMETHING ELSE. Don't punish the theater owners by withholding business, but show Lucas that he is done fisting our childhoods.
Comment Wow... (Score 1) 189
This makes me happy in a way I find very difficult to describe.
Comment Re:screen (Score 4, Informative) 307
http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-370-1
Burned by that. Prolly fixed now, but that doesn't mean I am eager to resume
Comment Re:screen (Score 0, Troll) 307
Just use the program screen if you want to get rooted, you mean. The ONLY time I have ever had a box rooted was when I left screen running.
Comment Geeky board games (Score 1) 372
http://brainstationtoys.com/product/robo-rally-by-avalon-hill
This is total, geeky fun (and you can enjoy it, too!)
Comment Wait.. what? (Score 5, Funny) 230
Usenet had groups that didn't have *.sex.* or *.beastiality.* in it? Man, I missed a LOT during the 90's...
Journal Journal: Bust a Myth, Get a Benefit
Dr. Ornish sets us straight on common diet myths.
Few subjects harbor more myths and misconceptions than nutrition. Some of the most common:
"Low-fat" means "healthy."
Low-fat foods can be healthy, but not always. The problem? Many processed foods that are low in fat are high in sugar, which gives you extra calories and may cause wide swings in your blood sugar levels. This makes you gain weight and lose energy, and may raise your risk of several diseases. Some people believe "low-fat" means "E
Safest Seat on a Plane, Or How to Survive a Crash 454
Ant writes "Popular Mechanics shares a short article on an exclusive look at 36 years' worth of National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) reports and seating charts to determine the best way to live through a disaster in the sky. Move to the back of the Airbus."
