It's a good idea. We should also re-write the various laws in unambiguous sixth- or eighth-grade English.
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It can be configured to not lie, but unless the default has changed since I messed with Opera last, it will default to claiming it's IE.
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It's the logical extension of nobody reading the articles, isn't it? Now nobody's read an article that Taco and probably the submitter didn't read, and the author didn't actually use the product.
You know that marriages are based on/trust/, right? If you don't trust your wife, why are you married to her, and why does she put up with your mistrust?
To be pedantic, every naturally occurring element on Earth between lithium and iron (inclusive) is stardust, and every such element heavier than iron is supernova-dust.
More like declare spammers outlaws. Since they would be outside the law, the law would have no problem with vigilante justice applied to spammers, as long as it doesn't harm or inconvenience bystanders.
I would endorse this action and partake gleefully.
Some of that's been addressed in Vista. The "my" plague's gone away, for example, and user directories now live in C:\Users.
As far as I know your criticisms of the Registry still stand. I imagine the Registry's stuck around for this long for two main reasons: inertia, and for large amounts of data, the Registry's data structure is more efficient than flat text files.
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No, just the source. That's also what id did when they GPL'd Doom -- just the executable stuff, not the actual game data.
ZDoom and GZDoom certainly do, and they also support Strife and IIRC even Chex Quest.
What would removing ions do for me anyway?
It's a good idea. We should also re-write the various laws in unambiguous sixth- or eighth-grade English.
It can be configured to not lie, but unless the default has changed since I messed with Opera last, it will default to claiming it's IE.
It's the logical extension of nobody reading the articles, isn't it? Now nobody's read an article that Taco and probably the submitter didn't read, and the author didn't actually use the product.
Hat trick!
...have switched to ELinks because it's got a nicer interface and has heard of tables.
He said that his wife doesn't even have *access* to "his" accounts. Not that he's the one who does the bookwork.
You know that marriages are based on /trust/, right? If you don't trust your wife, why are you married to her, and why does she put up with your mistrust?
You know that in South Korea, some people believe that if they leave a fan blowing on them overnight, they could die?
To be pedantic, every naturally occurring element on Earth between lithium and iron (inclusive) is stardust, and every such element heavier than iron is supernova-dust.
Usenet-isms.
*Bold* /Italic/ _Underline_
But I wouldn't expect you to understand that.
It's the 1 MIOPS /mark/. If it was a barrier, you wouldn't be /able/ to break it.
Oh, lordy. Another misunderstood bit of science for creationists to throw up as "evidence" for an online argument.
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You're mistaken. Judicial activism is defined as what a judge does which the speaker does not like.
I'm still waiting for those complainers to start using the phrase "executive activism". I predict it'll start once a Democrat takes office.
Because Hillary would have come with Bill, and that would have been very awkward, not to mention the number of people who hate the Clintons.
I think there's a bit of acrimony between Obama and HC from the primary, besides.
Can you do excanvas on other browsers, though, or is it Yet Another IE-Specific Hack?
440 stainless? Bah! Stainless is crap for weapons. You want good spring steel.
More like declare spammers outlaws. Since they would be outside the law, the law would have no problem with vigilante justice applied to spammers, as long as it doesn't harm or inconvenience bystanders.
I would endorse this action and partake gleefully.
As a female friend of mine observed after I complained that women suck, "the good ones do!".
I think you win this thread.
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080814-police-nab-shadow-creators-force-botnet-to-commit-suicide.html
That may account for some of it.
As has been observed, "terrorism" and "pedophilia" are the root passwords to the Constitution.
Some of that's been addressed in Vista. The "my" plague's gone away, for example, and user directories now live in C:\Users.
As far as I know your criticisms of the Registry still stand. I imagine the Registry's stuck around for this long for two main reasons: inertia, and for large amounts of data, the Registry's data structure is more efficient than flat text files.
ROR. Debian coming on seven Blu-Ray discs.