TFA said that it breaks "~16,400". Now, it might be 16,384, it might not. However, I don't know about you, but I'm not going to say "Oh! It broke! Time to count the number of files that got copied over..."
Kidding aside, take a look at the screenshot provided. 17,899 files post-copy.
"By which he means you find things like "do margins like Word 95" with (of course) the actual code that explains how margins are done in Word 95... missing. And with Word 95 itself being closed source... well, nobody but microsoft can implement OOXML fully without reverse engineering several microsoft products. Except microsoft of course, which has the souce code for said products. The document is also 6000 pages long, compared to 700 for ODF."
6000 pages of nothing useful. Check this article out and tell me if it's just "margins like Word 95" that you can't do.
"While filtering and monitoring technologies help parents to screen out offensive content and to monitor their child's online activities, the use of these technologies is far from universal and may not be fool-proof in keeping kids away from adult material," Sen. Inouye said. "In that context, we must evaluate our current efforts to combat child pornography and consider what further measures may be needed to stop the spread of such illegal material over high-speed broadband connections."
Wait, so, I'm confused. He wants to "keep kids away from adult material" by reevaluating efforts to "combat child pornography". So is he just linking buzzwords, or saying "If you have a child, and he looks at porn, it's child pornography and illegal! PROTECT THE CHILLUNS!"
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Mummification? They're just going to find twinkies as edible as the day they were packaged.
So after reading this, how many 12-18 year olds who've never heard of Usenet are going to say "Another place to pirate stuff from? SWEET DEAL!"
TFA said that it breaks "~16,400". Now, it might be 16,384, it might not. However, I don't know about you, but I'm not going to say "Oh! It broke! Time to count the number of files that got copied over..."
Kidding aside, take a look at the screenshot provided. 17,899 files post-copy.
My question is, once you're there, who's going to come up to arrest you?
"By which he means you find things like "do margins like Word 95" with (of course) the actual code that explains how margins are done in Word 95... missing. And with Word 95 itself being closed source... well, nobody but microsoft can implement OOXML fully without reverse engineering several microsoft products. Except microsoft of course, which has the souce code for said products. The document is also 6000 pages long, compared to 700 for ODF." 6000 pages of nothing useful. Check this article out and tell me if it's just "margins like Word 95" that you can't do.
- We're obligated by international treaty to not fly nuclear weapons.
Whoahey. I'm not trying to call you out on that, but can you cite that? I'm honestly a little curious about where that's specified.
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Step 2: ???
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Halo effect? I'd say it's just that those hip college kids can't stand a soviet brown Zune with their blindingly white Macbooks.
They stopped catering to 7-year olds. That makes just about anything more palatable.
Wait, so, I'm confused. He wants to "keep kids away from adult material" by reevaluating efforts to "combat child pornography". So is he just linking buzzwords, or saying "If you have a child, and he looks at porn, it's child pornography and illegal! PROTECT THE CHILLUNS!"