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obfuscator

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  1. obfuscator replied to Atom Smash40's topic in Off-Topic
    Does anyone do any restoring of old or beat-up cars? It's intrigued me recently...
  2. Neat chart, thanks for posting that. I've always wondered what that "once removed" kind of thing meant...
  3. He already said he couldn't, he doesn't need to be told twice.
  4. Last time I saw a guy neg they ended up having casual sex for like 7 months. You win some, you lose some. I've never really gotten the appeal of giving up 18 years of your life, and a large chunk of your earnings, to raise a child. I guess that makes you fortunate your parents didn't feel the same way.
  5. When you say "hung up" do you mean it actually freezes? Or there just appears to be no progress? You could always trying installing another OS just to see if it's a hardware issue and then reformatting with w7...
  6. Yes, I know :P Just though I'd clarify.
  7. Just a note on this: ED pills aren't against any Catholic moral as they aren't contraception. They're a medical treatment, and that's why there's no outrage. I know that wasn't the main point of your post, I just thought I'd clear it up. I get that, I was more worried in this case about the implication of "paying someone to have sex" than with Catholic dogma in this case, since I'm pretty sure no one would argue against the fact that ED pills are largely used to help with intercourse/masturbation and they are covered by insurance. I don't think the church in particular cares if it's paying people to have sex (obviously preferably within the confines of marriage), it's more about paying for things it considers immoral. I think in that way the religious feeling on the issue is separate from the right-wing stance on it where they object to paying for any kind of sexual aid in the first place.
  8. Windows 7 and Windows server 2008 r2 use the same kernel, so any application which runs on Windows 7 should run just as well on WS2008. Not to mention that any company developing a server-based application would most likely assume it would be running on a server OS. I know it's not your original problem, but I'd definitely recommend that over going with W7. If your superiors can be convinced....tell them it's like trying to pick up a new couch with a smartcar instead of a moving van.
  9. Just a note on this: ED pills aren't against any Catholic moral as they aren't contraception. They're a medical treatment, and that's why there's no outrage. I know that wasn't the main point of your post, I just thought I'd clear it up.
  10. Just curious; but if you're building a dedicated server, why are you not installing a server OS?
  11. It's also things like contests, mailing lists, and other promos. It's the exclusivity with which some companies use facebook that's annoying. Then again, any company narrow-minded enough to do that is just hurting themselves.

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