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As someone who has worked in the fashion industry as a photographer, Marilyn in the photo you linked would most definitely not be considered a "rack-o-ribs". I absolutely assure you that the areas highlighted here would be photoshopped out, and I've sat through a great many photo reviews. Though I can't for sure know if the highlighted lat is sag, it'd still be gone.

Modern models, both male and female, are astonishingly skinny all over. Seeing them in person ratifies that. On several occasions I've been offered my fill of clothing after a shoot was finished, but I've hardly ever found things that fit. I'm no fat guy, I have a legit 26.2 sticker. But neither am I a rail, I can squat my body weight. Their shit just doesn't fit.

a gui command shell for manipulating data into pipes/handlers to scripts, no different than at a text console prompt but as a GUI with more powerful control functions like as Labview.

Anyone willing to name that software IBM created to do just that, and included way back when SuSE was in version 7 Professional?

With fine RPM-based distributions on the market (SuSE, CentOS, etc), Do you realy want to install A Debian?

According to Psychologist Zippy, people that focus on a "best of" feature tend to suffer from prior mental tramma that is slowly dominating the psyche and which may result in a sudden personal or societal failure in one's interactions with other people in the environment.

Perhaps you should be more concerned with the progress of eMacs in what you originally needed to use it for, rather than functions that extend its purpose. What does or did "eMacs" originally mean to Mr. Stallman and has his insecurity consumed him to embrace the product of one of his many multiple personality disorders into another? I recently recalled him on Slashdot posting as Anonymous soliciting hard anal sex in one post while in another in the same moment talking about the virtues of Free Software in GPL versus Open Source and public domain. I find this a striking problem that only heavy doses of Abilify(tm) and Lythium(tm) would remedy, but it all begins with him as a patient and his willingness to admit these facts himself first in-front of those that he has effected the most. Only then will the healing begin.

Let's all hold hands...

but I trolled using plain html and wit that RMS can't handle.

Then they came for the USB port, but I used a PS/2 bridged Wacom tablet.

Yhen they came for my porn collection, and they haven't stopped cumming.

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Aye! Everyone's thinkin' it, I'm just sayin' it. Mutiny is in the wind!

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They've confused everything because when you live in a backwards society you have to get freedom by working backwards in terms of regulations spurned in character Case sensitivty; as-in Free is not free, GPL is not public, and Opensource is open as long as you read between the lions.

If you can't remember the dispute between RMS's GPL vs general public, then I quote a thousand words inherint in this sanitary worksafe picture of RMS going down on ESR ( http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/5233c6cac0.jpg ).

That image is worksafe. Trust me. It's just political.

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What kind of platforms will they be developing for, and if for Linux does that mean they would ignore the LGPL to have full market penetration? Why is it that all the other Opensource compatible licensing allows easy cross-development of commercial applications onto various operating systems except anything GNU?

This image, http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/5233c6cac0.jpg was a little un-called for.

Richard has done quite a good job, imo. I met him once at an "overnighter" kind of rally for political refugees when we both entered this country almost at the same time. I never could quite figure-out his political views beneath all the "free software" senses that he advertised using all his "free labor" methods of devoting all that time to such strategy. It appeared effective at a fiscal scale, but not at a family one.

I must say, though Caldera was a completely different company these past years since Darryl gave direction, the true Caldera Linux lives-on in the servers that still run it. I fondly remember administering Caldera 2.2 and 2.3 using their excellent-at-the-time Novell Netware extensions for IPX disk shares and this eased integration with existing Novell-dominated environments in the civil service sections of the government institutions whose documents I helped archive and maintane with complete satisfaction. Somtimes I sit and think just what happened to such a great company, it having the only Linux distribution with DOSEMU to Caldera's DR DOS at the time as would seem the perfect replacement for a Windows For Workgroups, NT, and 95/98 installation while all the other distributions leached off it's tuned perfection.

It will sadly be missed, but still runs on my old 486 network gateway with a IPX Meridian SCSI 14-drive CDROM array.

RMS is the Ultimate Linux Killer. I mean, the guy single-handedly destroyed OSI and all further attempts to characteristically reversion Opensource software to the Public by creating an artificial "free" that can't be bought.

There should be a spell in this MMO that is called "Kike Blast" or "Communigger" or somthing, that just reserects dead jew lawyers from excrement that ride upon wild boars and blast molusks and crabs from their genital regions at their gentile enemies.

Richard Matthew Stalman is the greatest troll in history, in these regards.

You know RMS is bad for Linux, so we should send him singing to the enemies by licensing his noise under the RIAA and MPAA for prison performances.

And in related news, Richard Stallman is nothing more than a communist cannibalising the scene of Linux distributions with his doublspeak phylosophies. Realy, the image in that URL does justice to the art of programming.

This is probably the only feature I like in Lotus Notes. We use it across several facilities in different time zones and it works quite well.
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...but when I viewed the page, there was this topical ad beneath the article. Do you think that someone is hoping to jump in and pick up the pieces when these two flame each other out? :)