1. Don't RTFA. Most of them link to ads anyway. 2. Hone your troll-dom to a fine art. 3. Tell people they're absolutely wrong, no matter what the subject material is. 4. ??? 5. Profit!
Or maybe they do understand what rights are, and that's why they aren't talking about "giving them up". Not that I think owning stock (or, indeed, the profit slice assured by such ownership) is a right.
That sounds less like "your" time and money, and more like the time and money of your employed cheap labor. If you want Social Security to keep afloat, divert the Pentagon budget to it.
Pfff, when I was a kid we carved our programs on 78rpms records with our nails. Child's play. When I was a kid, I created a web browser with a deck of cards.
Whoever tagged this as "rpg" doesn't know what an "rpg" is. So...it's an arcade game? A board game? A sport? Just because the video game industry churns out RPG after RPG, doesn't mean it's too broad of a category.
Still, there'll always be enough of us who want to use things because they're different - and because they are better at doing exactly what we want rather than being more generic, suit-everyone tools. Isn't that the reason why applications have their own interfaces?
And we lose the shirts off our backs because of all those nano-transactions. Stuff like each footstep taken inside the lab, each atom of graphite scraped onto each square centimeter of paper for research and engineering, etc.
All the HDTV people on Slashdot keep on telling me the days of analog broadcast are over. I mean, what could possibly be the advantage of analog? User-serviceable? Psh. We should consume and throw away!
I fail to see why it is big news when the Chinese replicate a feat that was done nearly half a century ago by two other countries, one of which has sent humans there multiple times using computers less powerful than some people's cell phones. Are they also going to tell their people they were the first ones there and everything else is "Capitalist Propaganda"?
If it's not big news, then I would have expected many other people to do it. Governments and private organizations.
Radiation in comets could keep water in liquid form for millions of years, they say, which along with the clay and organic molecules found on-board would provide an ideal incubator. Not as comfy as a Boeing 747 with hydrogen bombs onboard.
L. Ron Hubbard knew the truth.
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Maybe he meant Han was the most believable in staying the hell out of the whole thing.
1. Don't RTFA. Most of them link to ads anyway.
2. Hone your troll-dom to a fine art.
3. Tell people they're absolutely wrong, no matter what the subject material is.
4. ???
5. Profit!
Or maybe they do understand what rights are, and that's why they aren't talking about "giving them up".
Not that I think owning stock (or, indeed, the profit slice assured by such ownership) is a right.
Hello. My name is Ingo Molnar. You killed my flash drive. Prepare to be reformatted.
The man with six thumb drives on his ReiserFS array is too smart to show himself to you.
um, you THINK?
Well, now that we all know the secrets of Steve's brain, yeah.
Time to feed the troll!
That sounds less like "your" time and money, and more like the time and money of your employed cheap labor. If you want Social Security to keep afloat, divert the Pentagon budget to it.
That's not a free market sentiment. Heretics like yourself would be happier with a comforting re-education.
The only infallible book recommendation has existed for nearly 2000 years now.
Don't want to read it? Heretic! But "translations" do exist for public convenience.
And we lose the shirts off our backs because of all those nano-transactions. Stuff like each footstep taken inside the lab, each atom of graphite scraped onto each square centimeter of paper for research and engineering, etc.
My Baroque-period harpsichord calls "insensitive clod" on that one.
http://science.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/11/23/231259 Dupes are proof it's not vaporware!
All the HDTV people on Slashdot keep on telling me the days of analog broadcast are over. I mean, what could possibly be the advantage of analog? User-serviceable? Psh. We should consume and throw away!
Maybe I got that out of context? College students don't have that much money.
If it's not big news, then I would have expected many other people to do it. Governments and private organizations.
More like iSlash/Googledot.
Go Timecube! Show those oppressors!
Never too late to have an abortion. We have the technology.
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You might not be sitting here right now and your neighborhood might have more of a crater shape. Think about that the next time you boot up Windows.
I think a Washington D.C.-sized newspaper would be more feasible and appropriate.