But "IF I DID" murder my wife, and I am not saying I did, for nagging me about being online all day, which would be best to clean my hands so the CSI people can't catch me ?
Just run reiserfsck. Gets rid of dirty filesystems... er... Hans... uh... hands...
Rat poison is also damn useful but I wouldn't want it in the air or eating it.
You would if you had a reason to prevent your blood from clotting (a stroke, for example). Coumadin is just a drug company's brand-name for warfarin, a chemical used in some rat poisons (although I wouldn't want to take the stuff intended for the rats either)...
My bank pays 38 cents to send me a statement each month.
Correction: you pay your bank several dollars each month (either in service fees or out of interest they're making by lending out your money) and then they use 38 cents of that to mail you a statement each month.
ID even shipped a CD, and I forgot the name, which had both a top 10 list for WADS to play, as well as a directory with hundreds of levels.
Sounds like Master Levels, which was a set of 21 good levels (some of which were made by authors who would later be hired by id Software to work on Episode 4 of Ultimate Doom), but also a couple thousand not-as-good levels which were basically dumped from the idgames archive of the time.
I was thinking the software, if there were a levy to cover that like there is now to cover music. (And a bit of sarcasm, since it's unlikely OpenBSD would ever see a cent from the government, who'd be too busy appeasing large software companies.)
But you bring up a good point... I had forgotten that they also include a song on each of their releases, so the current levy on blank media already covers OpenBSD...
Wouldn't it be grand if the people who distribute software started pulling this crap too? I'd feel obliged to take them up on their fees and start downloading away.
That'd be great since I wouldn't feel bad when I download OpenBSD instead of buying the CDs. The government would obviously give them their fair share of the levy...
How about posting audio streams/downloads of all Stallman recordings, and accepting publicly submitted transcripts on a Wiki?
Make sure a Free software license is used, so we have the freedom to edit his speeches to make him say whatever we want, provided we allow others the same freedom on our edits...
Linux desktop is getting nowhere, despite it's technical excellence, because it lacks key apps (i.e., Office).
Bluh? Is OpenOffice.org that bad on Linux? Admittedly I've only ever used it on Windows and OpenBSD, and can't really compare it to Microsoft Office since I've never actually used that (mostly because I've never had to)...
Studies show that 100% of my employees are mouthy SOBs who don't know what side their bread is buttered on. Lie at work? Abusive relationship? You shouldn't have talked, kids; now you'll really know what an abusive boss is like!
Makes sense to me. You have to understand, that like every other being in the galaxy in the year 1996, these aliens were forced to use Windows 95. Very easy for Jeff Goldblum to hack into from his laptop.
In fact, that's why the aliens came to Earth; they were looking for Bill Gates...
Distributors should try really hard to build an online, wiki-style database of ALL the hardware that a given version of their distribution supports. This should not just be by "chipset" (Atheros, ACX100), but rather, should be by actual box packaged versions of the hardware (D-Link so and so version 2, Linksys so and so versions 3-5, Logitech QuickCam Pro, etc. ..).
While they don't list which distributions support particular hardware, or how to enable the hardware in those distributions that do, sites like the Free Software Foundation's Hardware Devices that Support GNU/Linux and LinuxPrinting.org are pretty good. The FSF one in particular lists not only the chipset, but what manufacturers use it and the names their products are sold under.
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So you're saying he's a good method actor?
Blue! No, pink [SPROING] Aarrgghh!!
Too late!
Just run reiserfsck. Gets rid of dirty filesystems... er... Hans... uh... hands...
You would if you had a reason to prevent your blood from clotting (a stroke, for example). Coumadin is just a drug company's brand-name for warfarin, a chemical used in some rat poisons (although I wouldn't want to take the stuff intended for the rats either)...
Oh please! No one post this on YouTube!
Thanks to WINE, uTorrent is running on my Linux box at this very moment. And it's still using fewer resources than Azureus would...
Correction: you pay your bank several dollars each month (either in service fees or out of interest they're making by lending out your money) and then they use 38 cents of that to mail you a statement each month.
Hell, even The Beatles use Vi...
I believe the intent is that the Hot Asian Girlfriend will write the code for the EMACS user. Unfortunately for said EMACS user, she uses Vi...
I believe the proper song lyric is:
The Beatles (and especially George) were clearly ahead of their time...
There still are...
Sounds like Master Levels, which was a set of 21 good levels (some of which were made by authors who would later be hired by id Software to work on Episode 4 of Ultimate Doom), but also a couple thousand not-as-good levels which were basically dumped from the idgames archive of the time.
This is true. I've often felt that Canada is "America as it should have been"...
I was thinking the software, if there were a levy to cover that like there is now to cover music. (And a bit of sarcasm, since it's unlikely OpenBSD would ever see a cent from the government, who'd be too busy appeasing large software companies.)
But you bring up a good point... I had forgotten that they also include a song on each of their releases, so the current levy on blank media already covers OpenBSD...
That'd be great since I wouldn't feel bad when I download OpenBSD instead of buying the CDs. The government would obviously give them their fair share of the levy...
That's okay, we'll still have February 29...
Now how am I supposed to install OpenBSD?!
I wouldn't worry about it, many developers have firsthand experience with their tools...
Yeah, now there's an even-numbered fork where the kernel's half-broken for years at a time...
Make sure a Free software license is used, so we have the freedom to edit his speeches to make him say whatever we want, provided we allow others the same freedom on our edits...
Bluh? Is OpenOffice.org that bad on Linux? Admittedly I've only ever used it on Windows and OpenBSD, and can't really compare it to Microsoft Office since I've never actually used that (mostly because I've never had to)...
That's what you get for being self-employed!
Yes, but it should be pointed out that if they weren't forced to use a one-button mouse it would have only taken one click...
Makes sense to me. You have to understand, that like every other being in the galaxy in the year 1996, these aliens were forced to use Windows 95. Very easy for Jeff Goldblum to hack into from his laptop.
In fact, that's why the aliens came to Earth; they were looking for Bill Gates...
While they don't list which distributions support particular hardware, or how to enable the hardware in those distributions that do, sites like the Free Software Foundation's Hardware Devices that Support GNU/Linux and LinuxPrinting.org are pretty good. The FSF one in particular lists not only the chipset, but what manufacturers use it and the names their products are sold under.