Life might have (severe) emotional impact and can harm your health including but not limited to depression, skin tissue damage, loss of hair, loss of bodily functions and death.
Too bad it still doesn't support ipv6 properly. But personally, I love Tomato. I have bought a WRTGL router because of my problems with other routers(very crappy firmware) and tomato runs like a sunshine with options that I didn't even comprehend would benefit me.
"Capitalism isn't "business rules". It's private ownership of property (and capital in general, hence "capitalism"). How does you being able to own your own land and property have anything to do with what you were bitching about ?"
Communism isn't "the Party rules". It's the idea that property should be common in stead of private.
But in reality, communism means "the Party rules" and capitalism means "business rules".
You can't eat information nor does it bandage you. But yes, I share your opinion that information is paramount to winning a war. You need to be able to collect, filter, spread, distort and destroy information properly in order to win a war. That, and have a big ass army:)
- The things mounted on the head of a rabbit to increase its ability to hear - The antennas you put on your television to recieve analog(digital possible?) television signals.
In some countries this was widespread, others had antennas put up on top of the roofs.
That's ok. I have a PC here stuck with Vista and I'm sure it will welcome Windows 7 pirated edition.
P.S: I would like to commend the people who made XP Pirated Edition, you are the best. I had to install XP on a PC of somebody who messed up his previous installation and XP kept on wining about SATA drivers(which I didn't have). Luckily, PE had a great version without any CD-key crap or driver mayhem. It's rather sad that the best Windows versions are made by pirates.
The days(fixed) in a year(fixed) are not divisible by 10 so there were days without a month. Furthermore it increases the number of days in each week and it changed the definition of the hour(10 each day) the minute(100 each hour) and the second(100 each minute).
All in all, it was a mess. Not designed with nature as a guideline(like pretty much all other calendars) but with the number 10, a number based on the fingers on our hands.
It's dogslow and doesn't have the easy of aptitude.
I was trying to install some pieces of software a couple of years ago on SUSE(which was my first *ux distro) and I was going down the lane of installing tens of packagedepencies for one piece of software. Eventually a friend convinced me to use Ubuntu. I was sold the minute I understood the apt-get command.
Even if Ubuntu had it own shortcomings(still a lot of textfile configuration editing) it still worked decently. And with the leaps Ubuntu is making in the usability field, I can probably stay with it for a very long time.
"I don't want to live in China, there's no bill of rights, their legal system doesn't work well [for us], there is no personal freedom, and it's barely a democracy."... but we sure do LOVE the shit they are selling us!
Slashdot Mirror
but does it run Linux?
lim(n->250000) 1 is the correct expression
"Most people will feel that the candidate they wanted won, so the machines must be okay. "
Well, I think you defined democracy pretty clearly so I don't see the problem when looking at your statement.
Well, you could try life.
Disclaimer:
Life might have (severe) emotional impact and can harm your health including but not limited to depression, skin tissue damage, loss of hair, loss of bodily functions and death.
I don't have enough computers at home to need ipv4 either but that's included.
Too bad it still doesn't support ipv6 properly. But personally, I love Tomato. I have bought a WRTGL router because of my problems with other routers(very crappy firmware) and tomato runs like a sunshine with options that I didn't even comprehend would benefit me.
It's simply another case of FLOSS to the rescue.
"Capitalism isn't "business rules". It's private ownership of property (and capital in general, hence "capitalism"). How does you being able to own your own land and property have anything to do with what you were bitching about ?"
Communism isn't "the Party rules". It's the idea that property should be common in stead of private.
But in reality, communism means "the Party rules" and capitalism means "business rules".
That's because cello scrotum is made up. Never heard about it and the first time I did, I was told that somebody invented it as a prank.
"Being a Browncoat myself, I should hope that the choice of names would be obvious. "
Yes, but naming it Ernst Roehm would involve Godwin's Law every time somebody tried to discuss the craft.
I don't know! waarrrgghhhh
No, that's a myth. There are no serious sources that indicate that.
I tried helping but I wasn't able to test the results properly because my browser crashed when I tried to input that. Must be windows.
Parent is a troll. I tried this and my tachyonfield has completely collapsed. Thanks a lot, now I have to recalibrate the deflector again.
Yeah, open like a venus flytrap
Plundering Plankton?
The guys at the office call him as Wilhelm if you are interested.
If we cant make the comparitively tiny step of moving from ipv4 to ipv6 I think its nigh impossible to move to "a new internet".
"your most vital line of supplies"
You can't eat information nor does it bandage you. But yes, I share your opinion that information is paramount to winning a war. You need to be able to collect, filter, spread, distort and destroy information properly in order to win a war. That, and have a big ass army :)
Two possibilities:
- The things mounted on the head of a rabbit to increase its ability to hear
- The antennas you put on your television to recieve analog(digital possible?) television signals.
In some countries this was widespread, others had antennas put up on top of the roofs.
That's ok. I have a PC here stuck with Vista and I'm sure it will welcome Windows 7 pirated edition.
P.S: I would like to commend the people who made XP Pirated Edition, you are the best. I had to install XP on a PC of somebody who messed up his previous installation and XP kept on wining about SATA drivers(which I didn't have). Luckily, PE had a great version without any CD-key crap or driver mayhem. It's rather sad that the best Windows versions are made by pirates.
The french tried it. It failed.
The days(fixed) in a year(fixed) are not divisible by 10 so there were days without a month. Furthermore it increases the number of days in each week and it changed the definition of the hour(10 each day) the minute(100 each hour) and the second(100 each minute).
All in all, it was a mess. Not designed with nature as a guideline(like pretty much all other calendars) but with the number 10, a number based on the fingers on our hands.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Republican_Calendar
I don't know!
WAARRRGGHHHH!
No.
I'd rather read exactly the same comments in this section.
One shortcoming: YaST.
It's dogslow and doesn't have the easy of aptitude.
I was trying to install some pieces of software a couple of years ago on SUSE(which was my first *ux distro) and I was going down the lane of installing tens of packagedepencies for one piece of software. Eventually a friend convinced me to use Ubuntu. I was sold the minute I understood the apt-get command.
Even if Ubuntu had it own shortcomings(still a lot of textfile configuration editing) it still worked decently. And with the leaps Ubuntu is making in the usability field, I can probably stay with it for a very long time.
"I don't want to live in China, there's no bill of rights, their legal system doesn't work well [for us], there is no personal freedom, and it's barely a democracy." ... but we sure do LOVE the shit they are selling us!