The extinction of the dinosaurs is one of the greatest mysteries of secular science. It would not be if people believed the true eye-witness account of Earth's history recorded in the Bible. This reveals that:
Land animals (this includes dinosaurs) and man were created on Day 6 about 6,000 years ago--so dinosaurs lived at the same time as people.
Adam sinned and brought death, disease and bloodshed into the world. Before then, no dinsaur could have died.
A global Flood occurred about 1,656 years later, wiping out all land animals that breathe though nostrils (that weren't on the Ark). Thus billions of animals were buried quickly and formed fossils. This is when most dinosaur fossils formed.
Noah took two of every kind of land animal (seven of the clean' ones) on board an ocean-liner-sized Ark this included dinosaurs. For more information, see How did all the animals fit on Noah's Ark?
After the Flood, the descendants of those dinosaurs existed for a while with humans, and there seem to be eye-witness accounts of them, e.g. in Job 40:15 ff. and in the many dragon legends found around the world.
Eventually they all died out, except for possible rare sightings in uninhabited areas which have not been properly verified. The causes were probably no more dramatic than those that cause extinctions of other species, e.g. man's hunting, change of climate, loss of food source, fragmentation of habitat.
Taken from http://www.answersingenesis.org/home/area/faq/docs/dino_meteor.asp
PS. I'm not serious. Yes, that site has a LOT of fun stuff.
Actually, there allready is a project called MACE.
The name "Mace" is an acronym for Macintosh Application Compatibility
Environment. Thanks to Simon Biber for coming up with that acronym. The name "Mace" originally came from MACintosh Emulator, which wasn't entirely
accurate, as Mace does not emulate a Macintosh, instead it emulates the Macintosh Operating System and Toolbox (the ROM) resulting in the ability
to run Macintosh software.
I have switched, and it's really not that hard to do it. The only thing you absolutley need to upgrade, if you're using a fairly recent 2.2 system, is modutils. That is, if you're running any version less than 2.4. If you're on a modem, you'll have to update PPPd too, but both modutils and pppd are just a "./configure;make;make install" away.
Ever notice Windows NT doesn't support LCD monitors ??
Where did you hear that? Perhaps you're confusing LCD (SVGA) with Flat Panel (DVI) displays. Not that it would matter if you did, since Matrox is supporting DVI on NT4 with their G200MMS. I don't see any problem with using ordinary LCDs with NT. As far as the graphic card knows, it's just another monitor, and beyond that, the operating system doesn't care. I can assure you that NT doesn't have any problems with LCDs, as I've used it my self for several years.
No, I started in the middle, and then read the post letter by letter first to the right, and then to the left. That way you get both sides of the story, if you see what I mean.
Slashdot Mirror
"I have yet to see webmail that allows me to filter mailing lists, family members, and business mail into their respective folders."
You have obviously never tried SquirrelMail.
Please do, you'll be pleasantly suprised.
That's a very interesting observation. I shall note it in my daily log.
Done.
It's not off-topic. The moderators are on crack. I'd mod you up if I had any modpoints today...
How many CPU's do you have? I'm using Wmmon+SMP on my Dual-CPU machine.
Christopher Lee, perhaps?
The real (Biblical) history of the dinosaurs
The extinction of the dinosaurs is one of the greatest mysteries of secular science. It would not be if people believed the true eye-witness account of Earth's history recorded in the Bible. This reveals that:
Land animals (this includes dinosaurs) and man were created on Day 6 about 6,000 years ago--so dinosaurs lived at the same time as people.
Adam sinned and brought death, disease and bloodshed into the world. Before then, no dinsaur could have died.
A global Flood occurred about 1,656 years later, wiping out all land animals that breathe though nostrils (that weren't on the Ark). Thus billions of animals were buried quickly and formed fossils. This is when most dinosaur fossils formed.
Noah took two of every kind of land animal (seven of the clean' ones) on board an ocean-liner-sized Ark this included dinosaurs. For more information, see How did all the animals fit on Noah's Ark?
After the Flood, the descendants of those dinosaurs existed for a while with humans, and there seem to be eye-witness accounts of them, e.g. in Job 40:15 ff. and in the many dragon legends found around the world.
Eventually they all died out, except for possible rare sightings in uninhabited areas which have not been properly verified. The causes were probably no more dramatic than those that cause extinctions of other species, e.g. man's hunting, change of climate, loss of food source, fragmentation of habitat.s /dino_meteor.asp
Taken from http://www.answersingenesis.org/home/area/faq/doc
PS. I'm not serious. Yes, that site has a LOT of fun stuff.
You're looking for this.
I've been running ext3 since kernel 2.4.11 with these patches.
Actually, there allready is a project called MACE.
/Svenne
The name "Mace" is an acronym for Macintosh Application Compatibility Environment. Thanks to Simon Biber for coming up with that acronym. The name "Mace" originally came from MACintosh Emulator, which wasn't entirely accurate, as Mace does not emulate a Macintosh, instead it emulates the Macintosh Operating System and Toolbox (the ROM) resulting in the ability to run Macintosh software.
MACE homepage
VNC? Don't you mean VMware?
He didn't really patent the wheel, in the same sense that patents usually work in the USA.
Here's the story though. It was on slashdot in July, but the search function was down.
Yes, monetary profit is always more important than life.
Now there, what's wrong with MHz? Why do you have to type Mhrz instead?
Have you tried the Aminet? It's right here.
C&C is a "clone" of Dune II, not Dune. Although, I have to say that I enjoy Dune a lot more than most of the RTS games today.
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I have switched, and it's really not that hard to do it. The only thing you absolutley need to upgrade, if you're using a fairly recent 2.2 system, is modutils. That is, if you're running any version less than 2.4.
If you're on a modem, you'll have to update PPPd too, but both modutils and pppd are just a "./configure;make;make install" away.
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Yeah right. They're not even as closely related to each other as man is to the chipanzee.
When was the last time you flirted with a chimp?
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Ever notice Windows NT doesn't support LCD monitors ??
Where did you hear that? Perhaps you're confusing LCD (SVGA) with Flat Panel (DVI) displays. Not that it would matter if you did, since Matrox is supporting DVI on NT4 with their G200MMS.
I don't see any problem with using ordinary LCDs with NT. As far as the graphic card knows, it's just another monitor, and beyond that, the operating system doesn't care.
I can assure you that NT doesn't have any problems with LCDs, as I've used it my self for several years.
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Yes, I see that now, but my initial reaction was to that he claimed that I never pay for anything.
And BTW. I actually have an old Amiga sitting here with some commercial, paid for, software.
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Ok, but can we atleast agree on one thing? The fact that you said "Linux users never pay for anything" makes you a blatant liar. Right?
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There actually was a link in the story, that actually pointed to a site which contains the following words:
Mac
Due to strong customer preference for the Windows platform, there are no longer any plans to release Freedom Internet Privacy Suite for Macintosh.
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Damn, where are my modpoints when I need them!? Seriously, I would give you "informative points" just to spite Jon Ericson.
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No, I started in the middle, and then read the post letter by letter first to the right, and then to the left. That way you get both sides of the story, if you see what I mean.
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Did you stop reading after the first sentence? Perhaps if you read all of it you'd see that it, in fact, wasn't a troll.
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Maybe by using this
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Here!
/Svennis
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