It reminds me of a joke. It was something like : * What do you do for a living? * I protect the population : I'm a velociraptor hunter * But, there's no velociraptor! * You're welcome.
That. I'm a Ruby programmer, but had to begin working on a Java project last year. As a Vim user, I was just horrified at the amount of "Bar bar = foo.getBar();" I had to write by hand. I began to use Eclipse (with Vrapper) and suddenly everything was less painful. When I code Ruby with Vim now, I'm surprised when I change a method and don't see red markers appear in my code.
I thought about this. Between : * dying a quick (but horrible) death * rotting away for eternity without trial, regular torture, sleep deprevation and occasional 30-hour binge of Christina Aguilera. What would you choose? I'm really not sure, but I think I'd choose the death by fire.
+1 Basically, his arguments are : * systemd haters have no clue about UNIX * RedHat took a long time to notice my genius * Gentoo users are old-farts that don't like beautifully written shiny new stuff * Debian users are even older assholes * You can use Gnome without systemd, but it won't work * I listen to users, but they're all idiots
+1000 Whole Europe is selling football clubs, museums and car manufacturers to those double-face assholes (Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Yemen,...), because they're in need of their precious oil. Cut the dependency on oil, and you'll solve peak oil, global warming and islamic terror at the same time.
Exactly, we humans really suck at making random choices. 50:50 at Rock/Paper/Scissors should actually be the worst-case scenario : If your opponent understands your logic and begins to win, just make truly random choices, and you'll get back to 50:50 after enough time. But you should also try to bluff and analyse your opponent's smile, voice and body language.
I'm not sure global warming is an exponential system. But I get your point, and you're probably talking about treshold effects and positive feedbacks. And yes, it would be a bitch to control this system, and very hard to stay between -1*IAU and 1*IAU : http://xkcd.com/1379/ Disclaimer: IANACT
OR let me ask it this way. Name one Islamic Nation where Christians, Jews, Buddhists, Atheists or anyone else is actually FREE to practice their religion (or lack thereof).
Stéphane Charbonnier, who is rumored to be one of the causalities of today's attack
Not rumored anymore. Charb's dead, as well as Cabu, Wolinski, Tignous, Bernard Maris and at least 7 others. Cabu was my favorite cartoonist, and the father of my favorite singer, Mano Solo. May they all rest in peace.
It reminds me of a joke. It was something like :
* What do you do for a living?
* I protect the population : I'm a velociraptor hunter
* But, there's no velociraptor!
* You're welcome.
That.
I'm a Ruby programmer, but had to begin working on a Java project last year.
As a Vim user, I was just horrified at the amount of "Bar bar = foo.getBar();" I had to write by hand.
I began to use Eclipse (with Vrapper) and suddenly everything was less painful.
When I code Ruby with Vim now, I'm surprised when I change a method and don't see red markers appear in my code.
That's actually a funny/insightful question :D
I thought about this.
Between :
* dying a quick (but horrible) death
* rotting away for eternity without trial, regular torture, sleep deprevation and occasional 30-hour binge of Christina Aguilera.
What would you choose?
I'm really not sure, but I think I'd choose the death by fire.
Slashdot has a well-hidden edit button.
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It can be :
www.dxomark.com/Reviews/Looking-for-new-photo-gear-DxOMark-s-Perceptual-Megapixel-can-help-you
+1 Insightful
-1 Choose Canon
By text processing, did you mean "knew->new" , "which->who" and "managing->managling"?
From Poettering himself :
http://lists.freedesktop.org/a...
Yes
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How cutely naive!
Actually, everything was fine until you made an observation about the observation.
The universe is doomed now.
What have you done????
RAW support for newer cameras might force me to abandon CS6 one day.
That sucks (for customers), and Adobe knows it.
By your logic, nobody is allowed to accuse anyone of using strawman arguments.
My list is a reasonably accurate summary of what he said in TFA.
+1
Basically, his arguments are :
* systemd haters have no clue about UNIX
* RedHat took a long time to notice my genius
* Gentoo users are old-farts that don't like beautifully written shiny new stuff
* Debian users are even older assholes
* You can use Gnome without systemd, but it won't work
* I listen to users, but they're all idiots
+1000 ...), because they're in need of their precious oil.
Whole Europe is selling football clubs, museums and car manufacturers to those double-face assholes (Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Yemen,
Cut the dependency on oil, and you'll solve peak oil, global warming and islamic terror at the same time.
Exactly, we humans really suck at making random choices.
50:50 at Rock/Paper/Scissors should actually be the worst-case scenario : If your opponent understands your logic and begins to win, just make truly random choices, and you'll get back to 50:50 after enough time.
But you should also try to bluff and analyse your opponent's smile, voice and body language.
I'm not sure global warming is an exponential system.
But I get your point, and you're probably talking about treshold effects and positive feedbacks.
And yes, it would be a bitch to control this system, and very hard to stay between -1*IAU and 1*IAU : http://xkcd.com/1379/
Disclaimer: IANACT
It must be true, Colin Powell brought a vial to the United Nations Security Council, and claimed it contained a 99.9999% pure North Korean IP.
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Thank you.
He did fuck a 9 year old girl, though (he was 53 at that time).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A...
Try Marocco or, historically, Muslim Spain.
Not rumored anymore.
Charb's dead, as well as Cabu, Wolinski, Tignous, Bernard Maris and at least 7 others.
Cabu was my favorite cartoonist, and the father of my favorite singer, Mano Solo.
May they all rest in peace.
http://www.spacetelescope.org/...
Are those stars or just noise? It's really hard to tell.