I'll have to call my lawyer shortly. Anyone recommend a good one for this area of Religious Law?
Or has this license been made irrelevant because this is no longer the original Greek? The translaters have already fallen foul? Maybe my lawyers could take this argument and the fact that I clearly labelled the quotation as a subsection of the complete book, and didn't masquerade it as the complete book.
Help me?:-)
Does anyone really want to live in a city for eternity? Or am I just in denial, now?!:-)
I think you missed his point (or something). Here is the Book of Revelation License (BRL):
Revelation 22
18. I warn everyone who hears the words of the prophecy of this book: If anyone adds anything to them, God will add to him the plagues described in this book.
19. And if anyone takes words away from this book of prophecy, God will take away from him his share in the tree of life and in the holy city, which are described in this book.
If it was all about aggressiveness and physical strength leading to computer access, then the people studying Computer Science should be the larger, and more aggressive males. This is not the case.
The question should also be asked: Why the lack of male primary school teachers? Maybe the little boys are being "bastards day in and day out" because they have no positive role models at primary school? What is the percentage of male "early childhood teaching" and "junior primary school teaching" degree graduates?
I am only 20, but I went to a (Christian) primary school where I had a male teacher 4 out of the 7 years of primary school. I understand that this is pretty rare.
Throught all of time you can see that the british will do anything to even get the smallest pieces of land.
Yes, you are correct. That is why on January 1st, 1901, the British Empire went to war with the colonials and natives in the tiny, resource poor island known as Australia. They would NEVER give away any land freely, without retaining any control, to its inhabitants.
All of our notes are still plastic ($5, $10, $20, $50, $100). I didn't hear about them melting on dashboards, but, if true, they probably just changed the particular plastic material.
I think the whole point is that this is not by ANY means fair pricing.
Telstra does not differentiate between local traffic, Australian traffic or international traffic. They charge the same blanket price of a ridiculous 30+c per megabyte and give you a token of 250 MB/month.
ISPs here are also charged per megabyte by their providers. It is something like 8c per megabyte for Australian traffic and 18c per megabyte for international traffic.
Even assuming these are fair, how does Telstra get off charging 35c per megabyte for LOCAL traffic on their network between two cable users?
You do know that the English first sent undesirable convicts to the Americas before Australia was a British colony? They only settled Australia *AFTER* the U.S. War of Independence.:)
N.S.W. was colonized in 1788.
But what is the point of sending starving bread stealers to Mars?:)
The previous posters were talking about the later (Mendocino) Celerons. They mentioned 400 MHz...
These are great value for money. I don't think a Celeron 400 runs like a PII 333 but the original poster did say it was just an example! For home users, there really isn't much to be gained in spending hundreds more on a `real' PII(I).
Well, it isn't the same. "its cover" is similar to "his clothes" or "her clothes"? As opposed to "the book's cover". You don't say "hi's or he'r clothes".
Superannuation fund... during your working years, money is paid into the fund, and then when you retire and there is no old-age pension (there is currently), you can (supposedly) live off the superannuation.
> I do not think Hitler, Pol Pot, Mao, > Stalin or any other monsters like them > should be honoured by giving them the > title "Man of the Century".
I have changed my mind (it is not just for positive deeds, but for overall effect on humankind). Adolf Hitler would have to be a strong candidate for that. And Stalin.
Although I would prefer to see a scientist rather than a politician or military dictator receive this award.
Slashdot has always announced the devel kernel releases. Please search Slashdot for "kernel 2.1 released", if you doubt this. Go on. There is a reason for the little "search" thing down there at the bottom of this page.
If you don't like an article, don't click "Read More". I really cannot see how this is difficult to comprehend.
Please stop whinging about a free service and let Rob and friends run their site as they please. Slashdot might not be the quickest place to report the releases, but it does give a good place to see discussion about problems others have had with the release. But obviously not this article, today.
and 'wierd' is actually spelled 'weird'
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It is just geek humour (joking about the sad lack of swarms of females who are like us). No one is trying to belittle anyone.
Hmmm. Now I have to go back to my Cobol assignment. Yuck.
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Oh foo!
:-)
:-)
I'll have to call my lawyer shortly. Anyone recommend a good one for this area of Religious Law?
Or has this license been made irrelevant because this is no longer the original Greek? The translaters have already fallen foul? Maybe my lawyers could take this argument and the fact that I clearly labelled the quotation as a subsection of the complete book, and didn't masquerade it as the complete book.
Help me?
Does anyone really want to live in a city for eternity? Or am I just in denial, now?!
I think you missed his point (or something). Here is the Book of Revelation License (BRL):
Revelation 22
18. I warn everyone who hears the words of the prophecy of this book: If anyone adds anything to them, God will add to him the plagues described in this book.
19. And if anyone takes words away from this book of prophecy, God will take away from him his share in the tree of life and in the holy city, which are described in this book.
remember when you were 8 and grandma got that box o' assorted chocolates and you winged them, one by one, against the wall?
:-)
Uh, no?
this seems to be Sengan's second post
I raq" story. *That* was funny.
Actually, Sengan used to post articles much more frequently about 1-2 years ago.
I always found his point of view interesting whether or not I agreed with it.
Then there was that "disable-the-comments-Operation-Whateveritwas-in-
Slashdot: Public Enemy Release full single as mp4
Of course, this article does state that it was after getting in trouble for using MP3.
If it was all about aggressiveness and physical strength leading to computer access, then the people studying Computer Science should be the larger, and more aggressive males. This is not the case.
The question should also be asked: Why the lack of male primary school teachers? Maybe the little boys are being "bastards day in and day out" because they have no positive role models at primary school? What is the percentage of male "early childhood teaching" and "junior primary school teaching" degree graduates?
I am only 20, but I went to a (Christian) primary school where I had a male teacher 4 out of the 7 years of primary school. I understand that this is pretty rare.
What the heck are Cheerios?
Well, we (or NSW at least) had the Rum Rebellion.
Rum used to be considered better than British currency in New South Wales. Due to all those convicts, I guess.
Throught all of time you can see that the british will do anything to even get the smallest pieces of land.
Yes, you are correct. That is why on January 1st, 1901, the British Empire went to war with the colonials and natives in the tiny, resource poor island known as Australia. They would NEVER give away any land freely, without retaining any control, to its inhabitants.
All of our notes are still plastic ($5, $10, $20, $50, $100). I didn't hear about them melting on dashboards, but, if true, they probably just changed the particular plastic material.
I think the whole point is that this is not by ANY means fair pricing.
Telstra does not differentiate between local traffic, Australian traffic or international traffic. They charge the same blanket price of a ridiculous 30+c per megabyte and give you a token of 250 MB/month.
ISPs here are also charged per megabyte by their providers. It is something like 8c per megabyte for Australian traffic and 18c per megabyte for international traffic.
Even assuming these are fair, how does Telstra get off charging 35c per megabyte for LOCAL traffic on their network between two cable users?
It costs 40c for a public telephone call.
And they don't give change.
Actually, for a PUBLIC telephone local call, it costs 40c in Australia.
You do know that the English first sent undesirable convicts to the Americas before Australia was a British colony? They only settled Australia *AFTER* the U.S. War of Independence. :)
:)
N.S.W. was colonized in 1788.
But what is the point of sending starving bread stealers to Mars?
The previous posters were talking about the later (Mendocino) Celerons. They mentioned 400 MHz...
These are great value for money. I don't think a Celeron 400 runs like a PII 333 but the original poster did say it was just an example! For home users, there really isn't much to be gained in spending hundreds more on a `real' PII(I).
BTW, if we become a republic, we will still be in the Commonwealth.
> It's pushing an old lady down some stairs.
Bernard Bernoulli is evil!
Uhm, why not buy a Debian CD from LSL or Cheapbytes?
It costs, what, $US5?
Well, it isn't the same. "its cover" is similar to "his clothes" or "her clothes"? As opposed to "the book's cover". You don't say "hi's or he'r clothes".
No, Tasmania :)
Superannuation fund... during your working years, money is paid into the fund, and then when you retire and there is no old-age pension (there is currently), you can (supposedly) live off the superannuation.
Or something to that effect.
> I do not think Hitler, Pol Pot, Mao,
> Stalin or any other monsters like them
> should be honoured by giving them the
> title "Man of the Century".
I have changed my mind (it is not just for positive deeds, but for overall effect on humankind). Adolf Hitler would have to be a strong candidate for that. And Stalin.
Although I would prefer to see a scientist rather than a politician or military dictator receive this award.
> Hitler, who only massacred around 6 million
> people.
That 6 million is the number of Jews murdered. Don't forget the millions more Poles, Gypsies, Catholics, etc.
And don't forget the millions of soldiers more who died on both sides of the war that he started.
I do not think Hitler, Pol Pot, Mao, Stalin or any other monsters like them should be honoured by giving them the title "Man of the Century".
Slashdot has always announced the devel kernel releases. Please search Slashdot for "kernel 2.1 released", if you doubt this. Go on. There is a reason for the little "search" thing down there at the bottom of this page.
If you don't like an article, don't click "Read More". I really cannot see how this is difficult to comprehend.
Please stop whinging about a free service and let Rob and friends run their site as they please. Slashdot might not be the quickest place to report the releases, but it does give a good place to see discussion about problems others have had with the release. But obviously not this article, today.
It is just geek humour (joking about the sad lack of swarms of females who are like us). No one is trying to belittle anyone.
Hmmm. Now I have to go back to my Cobol assignment. Yuck.