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well yeah, if there is "no X" then how to find X when there is/are none?
but then again "NoOne not found" is double negative, so does that mean One is found?
or does "NoOne not found" mean there might be any number except One?
hmmmmm, new year resolution: fix English language ....but nah, that would take all the fun out of it.
(BTW, the fun part is: devs providing the requester what they asked for and not what they wanted.  )
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Quote: not found
0x01AA replied: You mean not found with Google and then it does not exists 
Maybe Google found it, but the "First One" invoked the "Right to be forgotten"
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I received the following reply from "Guy Thiebaut" which doesn't appear in the list.
"Kim - as in Kim Jong Un, "Un" being the French for one."
I should pursue that line of thought.
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Please do: I won't!
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Never throw anything away, Griff
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Drop it because you got it all wrong (on two counts)
First:
Kim is his last name, as with his father and grandfather before him.
Many Asian cultures use lastName first-names as the normal order of presentation.
Second:
Referring to anything numeric and french in the same breath is your basic oxymoron as they cannot count above sixty.
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Had to break out the Babylon 5 encyclopedia for this....
A man named Loriel claims to be the first one of the species known as the First Ones.
As for the species, they are described asDelenn wrote: There are beings in the universe billions of years older than either of our races. Once, long ago, they walked among the stars like giants... vast and timeless.
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What if I rewrote the name as "1st1". Would that help you?
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It was the story behind the song "Dancing in the moonlight" written by Sherman Kelly.
An interview with Sherman Kelly was shown in the Dutch TV program "TOP2000" where he told the story of how this song came about.
Despite the joyful sound about a place of joy and harmony, where everyone gets along dancing under the moonlit sky, the background of this song is rather unexpected.
After a trip to the Caribbean island of Saint Croix, he decided to sleep on the beach with his wife, but was attacked by natives with baseball bats and left for dead.
While he was recovering from his injuries, he wrote this song. "I envisioned an alternate reality," Kelly wrote on his website. "The dream of a peaceful and joyful celebration of life."
The TOP2000 interview can be viewed (probably only for Dutch viewers) at 39 mins in:
Top 2000: Top 2000 a gogo gemist? Kijk op npo3.nl[^]
The story can also be found on his website: Sherman Kelly[^]
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Should we blame Freud for the title of your posting?
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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You are a keen observer, of course it's always Freud 
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Or a cigar ?
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Those are quite horrific too 
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Anyone know if the old newsgroups from Microsoft et al are still available - couldn't find much googling
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pkfox wrote: - couldn't find much googling
have you tried binging? maybe ms blocked google
(or youtubing if you don't mind fake-newsgroups)
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https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forumsearch/microsoft
Caveat Emptor.
"Progress doesn't come from early risers – progress is made by lazy men looking for easier ways to do things." Lazarus Long
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Here's a link to "all 13578" items under Microsoft.public.* (or so it's claimed).
Or at least that's Google's archive of them. MS itself has closed them down years ago (I remember the announcement in favor of some web interface).
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I bought a Razer gaming mouse...
And it feels like its software wants to update like twice a week....
Sometimes I even have to "log in" to start the software (needed to change DPI on the fly, I think)
And now the update process needed me to restart...
What a bother! 
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It sounds like Microsoft! 
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Certainly not their Mouse and Keyboard software (drivers + config utility). I was surprised to get an update for that a few weeks ago. The last time that thing prompted me to update it was in 2015 (I still have the timestamped downloads). And even then, that might have been me proactively seeking it out.
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No, I was thinking about the incredible amount of forced updates that we like to complain about...
<sig notetoself="think of a better signature">
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Try Linux. It neeeever updates anything... Or Android apps...
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