Oof. Close. gdk-pixbuf is to replace imlib, and gtkhtml is in the CVS but not really "out" yet (though probably will be soon). Libart, sources tell me, is for vector based rendering. The rest of what you said seems to be true though, and Miguel definitly deserves this award (wow, he's won a LOT lately =)
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Hooray and rejoice, we reinforce the fact that Linux is better than Windows. But this is a double edged blade, and for this reason: with the antitrust suit against MS going on, what happens when someone judges that there is fair competition again Microsoft? The whole trial could go down the shitter just because we won the ego war. I say, wait till the trial is over and done with before proving what great competition Linux is.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Its not really a "dusty old lumox" so to speak. It doesn't have as much hardware support, true, but its getting better with every passing release. OpenBSD seems extremely secure and clean and great for programmers wanting to get something done (I see it as the Debian of BSD, or vice-versa). FreeBSD (Maybe comparable to RedHat or SuSE) is more popular, easier to install, etc etc etc. NetBSD... well, I don't know about NetBSD so I won't touch there. I've installed it on my system once (though, for lack of room on my permanent HD I had to use that HD for an mp3 storage area) and it seemed OK. Don't knock it. If you do you're missing a great opportunity (and maybe getting an opportunity to be flamed by Tom Christianson;P sorry Tom couldn't help myself)
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
I completely agree. If all you needed to do when you first booted Linux was to type in a couple characters into a GUI and have it ready for network / internet use people would use it a lot. Maybe the iMaccers would be placated if there was an "internet box" for Linux (please don't hurt me for saying that). In fact, if everything you can do on Windows can be done on Linux (and so far the vast majority of it can - - tho we need wore games and better DVD support) and maybe a brainless way to recompile the kernel (something like Window's 'critical update" that just patches the kernel without editing much, or, gives you the choice to edit it in a friendly GUI environment) this would be a plauible idea. Until then, however, we must remember that just because some things are easy for us it is not easy for the run of the mill brainless user. Also sysadmins at my school like the "easy" way to take care of Win (not really easy OR secure but the pretty colors make it seem so). Basically I think that when Gnome gets to be maybe 3.0 or so mainstream people will break away from Windows. In this whole speech, we have forgotten the BSDs. Other fine OSes, which, with a little help in the hardware and GUI department, could go maintstream. Yeah, I've forgotten many other OSes but touched on the main ones so that's all that matters. Hell, maybe someone should make a Be or Mac - like desktop (not just theme), everyone (or most everyone) would be happy. Then again I could be talking out of my ass and be moderated down big time;)
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
I think that this was the best Perl book I have ever read (Programming Perl and all the other ORA Perl books coming in close, but then again I've only read Perl books by ORA so Ihave to broaden my horizons), but it is a first printing of it. It has a lot of major errors. I highly reccomend that you visit the author's errata page before reading it and fix at least all of the major errors (there are a few). The author's errata page is more complete and will be updated as errors are found more than I would expect the ORA site is, so I reccomend that you use his site instead of ORA's site for errata concerning this book. Don't make the list of errata scare you though it is a great read and I myself am halfway through reading it in full for the third time.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Isn't the point of having many flavors of Linux that you can base it on personal preference? It's the first thing that happens when a newbie goes on IRC for Linux: newbie: What's the best version of Linux? alinuxuser: It's personal preference. so doesn't rating them basically defeat the purpose? It's like trying to rate vi, emacs, and Corel word, depends what you like.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
I think that icrave is awesome. It gets in my bookmark list, at least until it goes out of commission (IF it goes out of commission) but I suppose I'll have to get realplayer working now. Darn, it always segfaults on me. Anyways, finally, something to do in a boring computer class!:)
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
I think that there should be a more definitive law on this subject. Personally I believe that ISPs should only allow one account per customers so this sort of thing couldn't happen. Why would you need more than one account? I think ISPs should be held responsible if someone pretends to be someone else through their service, especially if threats of this nature are made. But, I think that information passing through the ISP should not be held responsible by the ISP. Imposters are one thing as you can find out if you have one person on more than one account with a simple Perl script, but if a child pornographer used Prodigy there is no way they could know unless they stumbled upon one of his sites (what would they be doing there anyways) or constantly monitored items in his account (I see this as a breach of privacy). Well, I don't know how to end this without lines upon lines of nothing so I think I'll end rather abr...
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
My friends are in a band and got an mp3.com account. It really helped them out and they got a lot of downloads. They aren't on mp3.com anymore... I believe its listeningroom.lycos.com or some such... It got them notice. But, it didn't get them money. They are still in the same situation as when they started. Not one person has contacted us with a request for a CD as all their music is up there in mp3 format. If you are interested check out i.am.seemless (note how the site automatically sucks because of the URL, I can admit that because I made it... note the hit counter stuck on "1":P) Anyhow, I kinda got off topic there for a minute: these places are great for getting free music but I agree, it does sort of fuck the artist.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Well, I dunno. I'm not entirely sure of what HURD exactly is, just that its another OS based on GNU, but it sounds kinda sifty. If you don't feel like running it full time yet, well, maybe the FreeMWare came just in time. Oh, if anyone knows a site / feels like explaining what HURD is that'd rule.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
For criminals I believe they do look at the contents of the computer... Remember the uni-bomber? Well, not a computer but a typwriter. They were able to find out he wrote the letters that way. Didn't they go in the shooter's computers after the incident-of-shooting-in-colorado (avoiding any hot words that may be moderated down by the script:P)? See, I think that for criminals, yeah, great idea. But they're treating everyone as a criminal, guilty until proven innocent and screw it you're STILL guilty, and that is bad.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Well, I don't care HOW unlikely it is. I think that it is a major breach of privacy and should not be done. Or allowed. Unfortunatly the system of checks and balances (dunno about Aussi law, they may not HAVE one) seems to be out of whack. I am so glad I don't live there right now, but feel very bad for those who do. There is a way around this of course: close off all your incoming ports. That way they can't FTP, HTTP, SSH, TELNET, whatever to your computer. The only port on my computer that is open I think is the printer... and if anyone can crack into my computer via the printer deserves being in my computer.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
let's just say that when a company comes out called "mammalix" that'll get my vote.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
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I find that those keys are invaluable to me. Ok, maybe not CapsLock as much, but what about switchingg virtual terminals? Pretty hard without the "F" keys. I also find that just pressing them instead of doing the chords is much easier. I use delete, end, pageup, etc all the time.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
I have never really liked the media much. I read slashdot and wired but only really read the comics (probably the only good and true thing in the entire paper). They started the Spanish American war (the paper is the one that reported a US ship was blown up by the Spanish to increase sales - - it wasn't blwn up by the Spanish. In fact, it wasn't blown up) and they never take responsibility for their actions. Blaming it on the net is very lame. On the other hand I think I would be rebelling against this as wel (if I was there) but I would go with Henry David Thoreau's method, that is, civil disobedience. But, then again, I'm not there so I dn't knwo what is _really_ going on or who to trust with informatin about it, so I'll stay neutral on this one.
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I switched to dvorak quite easily about three weeks ago.... took me two or three days to get used to it... a week to get my speed back to qwerty, and now I type faster on dvorak than I ever could on qwerty (and am harshly reminded of its inefficience every day I go to school and have to use qwerty boards). Its quite worth the brain fuck your mind goes through to get in "dvorak mode." I used xmodmap and popped off my keys which worked out well... but I am looking for a good dvorak board (maybe one of those dvortyboards mentioned awhile ago)... however I took a look at those Happy hacker ones... ICK. How can anyone get work done on that? Too small, no "F" keys, no arrow keys.... I don't wind the "penalty box" much (although I don't/like it either) but the CapsLock key is invaluable to me and the Insert / home / pageup / delete / end / pagedown / arrow keys section of my keyboard... well, I love it. I can get in the groove usin that and my mouse in Q3 (tho its easier to use,aoe (up left down right dvorak style) than that. The arrow keys are great for scrolling through previous commands and any text you may be editing. After I read this article I look at look at vi (vim actually, but who cares) and decided its not as evil as I thought, so there's something I agree with you on:)
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
A common saying is "the US is the most stable and secure country in the whoel world" or "the best country in the world for anythinge." Well, I live here and let me tell you it's crap. A government that we made that we were supposed to control controls us. If you read a book at a pep rally (which, by the way, you are forced to go to, and, oops, on the calader sent home from school it "accidentally" says there is a college fair that day) it is confiscated. Heaven for fucking bid you learn at school. I am rather pissed off about that. I'm moving somewhere to a neutral country as soon as I turn 18, I think. If the US is the best country in the world, then let me tell you, the world sucks. I'm gonna get moderated down for this, aren't I?
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
What I want to know is: how long will it take some l33t haX0r to break the encryption or however they make these licenses and get a million of them, getting other people blamed, etc. I like the Web the way it is (although a little less spam would be nice, hotmail) and the way it is going... or was going until the government began making rules to control it. It is the perfect place to speak your mind, if you feel like being anonymous, go ahead. If this license comes around I guarentee someone WILL crack it, and the pedophiles or whatnot can find out who you are on IRC without you even telling them. These licenses sound very insecure and I would most likely be one of the first people to try and break the system to get to my daily news and comics and whatnot. What about age, do I need to be 18 to surf the Web? Did Corel forsee something? Do I need to take a surfing test (what is your "click on hyperlink signal," ransom?) I think this idea is absurd and I hope it never gets past the speculation point.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Why not be quiet about what a shitty job Corel is doing and just stop using their distro? It's just a Debian spinoff, so use Debian! Easy way to avoid many unneccsary problems. If we don't use it, they won't sell it or get hits, therefore, they will stop making it because it is not profitable. Remember, they are a commercial company, which is why they are doing all this in the first place... so use their own tactics against them. They don't want peolpe to download it, ok, we won't!:)
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
It's sort of like when the movie theaters thought that TV would destroy them... I remember hearing that they'd use gimmicks to keep people coming back. One I heard about was that at the orginial playing of "House on Haunted Hill" (the old one, not the new [BTW really cool IMHO] one) they'd swing a plastic skeleton above the crowd. Ahh, how easily we were once entertained...;)
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Well, if it does come to a town near me, I write protect all files and close all ports. Isn't this how all those movies about insane computer users who use their skill to destroy government start? This reminds me about the article when Kansas wouldn't teach evolution... when people are too stupid about something and don't understand it, they just outlaw it. Their brains can not handle the stress of change. Unfortunatly, these people sometimes come to power and force the ways of the old to be enforced. Isn't the government made by us / run by us? If no how the hell can they make laws that the majority highly dislikes? I don't know if Australia is a democracy or not but if that happened to me I'd be half tempted to gather a band of rebels to overthrow the government;P
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Gee, too bad I can't run Corel. As CowboyNeal said on Geeks in Space I didn't really have to stay up late at night to figure out that I wouldn't if I could anyways. Is there a reason for why they put this here, something else in the contract to say why, or did they just gather around a table and say "gee, kids are too stupid to handle this, let's not even let them try." I don't know what Corel is thinking but the stuff they've done so far (this, the GPL but not really thing for the demo, etc...) really isn't getting them any popularity.... Knowing my luck CEO of Corel has moderator points today.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
The Internet creates mountains of public -- not secret -- data that needs to be analyzed So... is this proof that there is an Echlon or something similar to it?
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
These malls depend upon us going to them. If everyone shopped online they'd get no business, therefore have no job and no money. Well, I think them doing that is downright shitty, but if I were in their place I have to admit I would too.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
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Oof. Close. gdk-pixbuf is to replace imlib, and gtkhtml is in the CVS but not really "out" yet (though probably will be soon). Libart, sources tell me, is for vector based rendering. The rest of what you said seems to be true though, and Miguel definitly deserves this award (wow, he's won a LOT lately =)
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Is it just me or does the ship look like a Quake symbol?
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Hooray and rejoice, we reinforce the fact that Linux is better than Windows. But this is a double edged blade, and for this reason: with the antitrust suit against MS going on, what happens when someone judges that there is fair competition again Microsoft? The whole trial could go down the shitter just because we won the ego war. I say, wait till the trial is over and done with before proving what great competition Linux is.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Its not really a "dusty old lumox" so to speak. It doesn't have as much hardware support, true, but its getting better with every passing release. OpenBSD seems extremely secure and clean and great for programmers wanting to get something done (I see it as the Debian of BSD, or vice-versa). FreeBSD (Maybe comparable to RedHat or SuSE) is more popular, easier to install, etc etc etc. NetBSD... well, I don't know about NetBSD so I won't touch there. I've installed it on my system once (though, for lack of room on my permanent HD I had to use that HD for an mp3 storage area) and it seemed OK. Don't knock it. If you do you're missing a great opportunity (and maybe getting an opportunity to be flamed by Tom Christianson ;P sorry Tom couldn't help myself)
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
I completely agree. If all you needed to do when you first booted Linux was to type in a couple characters into a GUI and have it ready for network / internet use people would use it a lot. Maybe the iMaccers would be placated if there was an "internet box" for Linux (please don't hurt me for saying that). In fact, if everything you can do on Windows can be done on Linux (and so far the vast majority of it can - - tho we need wore games and better DVD support) and maybe a brainless way to recompile the kernel (something like Window's 'critical update" that just patches the kernel without editing much, or, gives you the choice to edit it in a friendly GUI environment) this would be a plauible idea. Until then, however, we must remember that just because some things are easy for us it is not easy for the run of the mill brainless user. Also sysadmins at my school like the "easy" way to take care of Win (not really easy OR secure but the pretty colors make it seem so). Basically I think that when Gnome gets to be maybe 3.0 or so mainstream people will break away from Windows. ;)
In this whole speech, we have forgotten the BSDs. Other fine OSes, which, with a little help in the hardware and GUI department, could go maintstream. Yeah, I've forgotten many other OSes but touched on the main ones so that's all that matters. Hell, maybe someone should make a Be or Mac - like desktop (not just theme), everyone (or most everyone) would be happy.
Then again I could be talking out of my ass and be moderated down big time
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
I think that this was the best Perl book I have ever read (Programming Perl and all the other ORA Perl books coming in close, but then again I've only read Perl books by ORA so Ihave to broaden my horizons), but it is a first printing of it. It has a lot of major errors. I highly reccomend that you visit the author's errata page before reading it and fix at least all of the major errors (there are a few). The author's errata page is more complete and will be updated as errors are found more than I would expect the ORA site is, so I reccomend that you use his site instead of ORA's site for errata concerning this book. Don't make the list of errata scare you though it is a great read and I myself am halfway through reading it in full for the third time.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Isn't the point of having many flavors of Linux that you can base it on personal preference? It's the first thing that happens when a newbie goes on IRC for Linux:
newbie: What's the best version of Linux?
alinuxuser: It's personal preference.
so doesn't rating them basically defeat the purpose? It's like trying to rate vi, emacs, and Corel word, depends what you like.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
I think that icrave is awesome. It gets in my bookmark list, at least until it goes out of commission (IF it goes out of commission) but I suppose I'll have to get realplayer working now. Darn, it always segfaults on me. Anyways, finally, something to do in a boring computer class! :)
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
I think that there should be a more definitive law on this subject. Personally I believe that ISPs should only allow one account per customers so this sort of thing couldn't happen. Why would you need more than one account? I think ISPs should be held responsible if someone pretends to be someone else through their service, especially if threats of this nature are made. But, I think that information passing through the ISP should not be held responsible by the ISP. Imposters are one thing as you can find out if you have one person on more than one account with a simple Perl script, but if a child pornographer used Prodigy there is no way they could know unless they stumbled upon one of his sites (what would they be doing there anyways) or constantly monitored items in his account (I see this as a breach of privacy). Well, I don't know how to end this without lines upon lines of nothing so I think I'll end rather abr...
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
My friends are in a band and got an mp3.com account. It really helped them out and they got a lot of downloads. They aren't on mp3.com anymore... I believe its listeningroom.lycos.com or some such... It got them notice. But, it didn't get them money. They are still in the same situation as when they started. Not one person has contacted us with a request for a CD as all their music is up there in mp3 format. If you are interested check out i.am.seemless (note how the site automatically sucks because of the URL, I can admit that because I made it... note the hit counter stuck on "1" :P)
Anyhow, I kinda got off topic there for a minute: these places are great for getting free music but I agree, it does sort of fuck the artist.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Well, I dunno. I'm not entirely sure of what HURD exactly is, just that its another OS based on GNU, but it sounds kinda sifty. If you don't feel like running it full time yet, well, maybe the FreeMWare came just in time. Oh, if anyone knows a site / feels like explaining what HURD is that'd rule.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
For criminals I believe they do look at the contents of the computer... Remember the uni-bomber? Well, not a computer but a typwriter. They were able to find out he wrote the letters that way. Didn't they go in the shooter's computers after the incident-of-shooting-in-colorado (avoiding any hot words that may be moderated down by the script :P)? See, I think that for criminals, yeah, great idea. But they're treating everyone as a criminal, guilty until proven innocent and screw it you're STILL guilty, and that is bad.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Well, I don't care HOW unlikely it is. I think that it is a major breach of privacy and should not be done. Or allowed. Unfortunatly the system of checks and balances (dunno about Aussi law, they may not HAVE one) seems to be out of whack. I am so glad I don't live there right now, but feel very bad for those who do. There is a way around this of course: close off all your incoming ports. That way they can't FTP, HTTP, SSH, TELNET, whatever to your computer. The only port on my computer that is open I think is the printer... and if anyone can crack into my computer via the printer deserves being in my computer.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
let's just say that when a company comes out called "mammalix" that'll get my vote.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
I find that those keys are invaluable to me. Ok, maybe not CapsLock as much, but what about switchingg virtual terminals? Pretty hard without the "F" keys. I also find that just pressing them instead of doing the chords is much easier. I use delete, end, pageup, etc all the time.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
I have never really liked the media much. I read slashdot and wired but only really read the comics (probably the only good and true thing in the entire paper). They started the Spanish American war (the paper is the one that reported a US ship was blown up by the Spanish to increase sales - - it wasn't blwn up by the Spanish. In fact, it wasn't blown up) and they never take responsibility for their actions. Blaming it on the net is very lame. On the other hand I think I would be rebelling against this as wel (if I was there) but I would go with Henry David Thoreau's method, that is, civil disobedience. But, then again, I'm not there so I dn't knwo what is _really_ going on or who to trust with informatin about it, so I'll stay neutral on this one.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
I switched to dvorak quite easily about three weeks ago.... took me two or three days to get used to it... a week to get my speed back to qwerty, and now I type faster on dvorak than I ever could on qwerty (and am harshly reminded of its inefficience every day I go to school and have to use qwerty boards). Its quite worth the brain fuck your mind goes through to get in "dvorak mode." I used xmodmap and popped off my keys which worked out well... but I am looking for a good dvorak board (maybe one of those dvortyboards mentioned awhile ago)... however I took a look at those Happy hacker ones... ICK. How can anyone get work done on that? Too small, no "F" keys, no arrow keys.... I don't wind the "penalty box" much (although I don't /like it either) but the CapsLock key is invaluable to me and the Insert / home / pageup / delete / end / pagedown / arrow keys section of my keyboard... well, I love it. I can get in the groove usin that and my mouse in Q3 (tho its easier to use ,aoe (up left down right dvorak style) than that. The arrow keys are great for scrolling through previous commands and any text you may be editing. After I read this article I look at look at vi (vim actually, but who cares) and decided its not as evil as I thought, so there's something I agree with you on :)
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
A common saying is "the US is the most stable and secure country in the whoel world" or "the best country in the world for anythinge." Well, I live here and let me tell you it's crap. A government that we made that we were supposed to control controls us. If you read a book at a pep rally (which, by the way, you are forced to go to, and, oops, on the calader sent home from school it "accidentally" says there is a college fair that day) it is confiscated. Heaven for fucking bid you learn at school. I am rather pissed off about that. I'm moving somewhere to a neutral country as soon as I turn 18, I think. If the US is the best country in the world, then let me tell you, the world sucks.
I'm gonna get moderated down for this, aren't I?
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
What I want to know is: how long will it take some l33t haX0r to break the encryption or however they make these licenses and get a million of them, getting other people blamed, etc. I like the Web the way it is (although a little less spam would be nice, hotmail) and the way it is going... or was going until the government began making rules to control it. It is the perfect place to speak your mind, if you feel like being anonymous, go ahead. If this license comes around I guarentee someone WILL crack it, and the pedophiles or whatnot can find out who you are on IRC without you even telling them. These licenses sound very insecure and I would most likely be one of the first people to try and break the system to get to my daily news and comics and whatnot. What about age, do I need to be 18 to surf the Web? Did Corel forsee something? Do I need to take a surfing test (what is your "click on hyperlink signal," ransom?)
I think this idea is absurd and I hope it never gets past the speculation point.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Why not be quiet about what a shitty job Corel is doing and just stop using their distro? It's just a Debian spinoff, so use Debian! Easy way to avoid many unneccsary problems. If we don't use it, they won't sell it or get hits, therefore, they will stop making it because it is not profitable. Remember, they are a commercial company, which is why they are doing all this in the first place... so use their own tactics against them. They don't want peolpe to download it, ok, we won't! :)
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
It's sort of like when the movie theaters thought that TV would destroy them... I remember hearing that they'd use gimmicks to keep people coming back. One I heard about was that at the orginial playing of "House on Haunted Hill" (the old one, not the new [BTW really cool IMHO] one) they'd swing a plastic skeleton above the crowd. Ahh, how easily we were once entertained... ;)
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Well, if it does come to a town near me, I write protect all files and close all ports. Isn't this how all those movies about insane computer users who use their skill to destroy government start? This reminds me about the article when Kansas wouldn't teach evolution... when people are too stupid about something and don't understand it, they just outlaw it. Their brains can not handle the stress of change. Unfortunatly, these people sometimes come to power and force the ways of the old to be enforced. Isn't the government made by us / run by us? If no how the hell can they make laws that the majority highly dislikes? I don't know if Australia is a democracy or not but if that happened to me I'd be half tempted to gather a band of rebels to overthrow the government ;P
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
Gee, too bad I can't run Corel. As CowboyNeal said on Geeks in Space I didn't really have to stay up late at night to figure out that I wouldn't if I could anyways. Is there a reason for why they put this here, something else in the contract to say why, or did they just gather around a table and say "gee, kids are too stupid to handle this, let's not even let them try." I don't know what Corel is thinking but the stuff they've done so far (this, the GPL but not really thing for the demo, etc...) really isn't getting them any popularity....
Knowing my luck CEO of Corel has moderator points today.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
The Internet creates mountains of public -- not secret -- data that needs to be analyzed
So... is this proof that there is an Echlon or something similar to it?
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.
These malls depend upon us going to them. If everyone shopped online they'd get no business, therefore have no job and no money. Well, I think them doing that is downright shitty, but if I were in their place I have to admit I would too.
If you think you know what the hell is going on you're probably full of shit.