Uh....dogpile is simply a meta-search engine, and it searches google and many of the others. Seems to me that it makes perfect sense in some cases to use a higher level search instead of relying on google (which while great is NOT always the best for a particular thing you're looking for).
My confusion clearly continues. My point was that the person I was responding to was credulous and had no business attacking my reasoning abilities. Since it was their sig, I assumed they believed that site. I don't.
My apologies, I meant that the site was badly argued, and I believe that HIV definitely is involved in AIDS, most likely as a cause. My presumption was that, being the reference in the sig, you believed it. If that's wrong, I apologize completely.
and provide services like food, cars and this nice Internet we all enjoy.
Or Else!
Like, say Disney, AOL, Amazon and their lovely patents, etc. Not to mention the accounting bs that goes on; you can't convince me that Enron et. al. were just a couple of bad apples. They just had the misfortune to be poster children to let the rest of the corporate world know they better shape up enough to squeak by in the short run.
If the memo is real, then it's being kept in a very small group.
Can you say "duh"? As if even strong engineers could actually keep their jobs after telling everyone that Bill Joy's (yes, I know Bill didn't write it, but he sponsored it) baby is not just ugly, but hideously deformed? Keep it small, build support, when you have some safety in numbers, THEN come forward to a wider audience. Seems eminently politically practical.
Bingo. My thoughts exactly. Pragmatism would make this an obvious strategy; let's have this legislation ready to go so we can take the next step when the time is ripe.
Except that there are customers who demand that Solaris on x86 continue to be a viable option. Keeping those customers happy and buying Sun equipment across the range is important.
Sun's 2.0 is more like a 2.1 release anyway, and a lot of things they fixed from a "generic" GNOME 2.0 to release theirs are wrapped into this 2.2 release.
I just wish I could find that one-click solution! Everything I've seen makes it a real bitch to back up a DVD or just to burn my own video at an acceptable quality.
Ah, so we should stick lots of hamsters into microwaves so after they explode we'll know that it was a bad idea?
Which particular part of the current disaster is analogous to this ridiculous analogy? Do you think we're tossing astronauts out of airlocks or something?
Its worth noting that the Sun version of Gnome 2.0 is supposed to have a number of fixes that aren't in the "regular" release of Gnome 2.0, but are in Gnome 2.more. So it's perhaps not so out of date as 2.0 might indicate.
BTW "you are biased against me, therefore I am right" is a ludicrous logical fallacy, no matter whether the first clause is true or not.
And obviously UFO nuts are right because I call them nuts too.
My confusion clearly continues. My point was that the person I was responding to was credulous and had no business attacking my reasoning abilities. Since it was their sig, I assumed they believed that site. I don't.
My apologies, I meant that the site was badly argued, and I believe that HIV definitely is involved in AIDS, most likely as a cause. My presumption was that, being the reference in the sig, you believed it. If that's wrong, I apologize completely.
Apparently you already have:
The "HIV==AIDS" hypothesis is the biggest medical fraud in human history. http://www.virusmyth.net/
I would hardly call the "evidence" sufficient or argued validly.
Or Else!
Like, say Disney, AOL, Amazon and their lovely patents, etc. Not to mention the accounting bs that goes on; you can't convince me that Enron et. al. were just a couple of bad apples. They just had the misfortune to be poster children to let the rest of the corporate world know they better shape up enough to squeak by in the short run.
Can you say "duh"? As if even strong engineers could actually keep their jobs after telling everyone that Bill Joy's (yes, I know Bill didn't write it, but he sponsored it) baby is not just ugly, but hideously deformed? Keep it small, build support, when you have some safety in numbers, THEN come forward to a wider audience. Seems eminently politically practical.
He didn't bloody have alzheimer's when the trials were going on.
Congress should tell them they're full of shit and kick their asses for not using the resources they already had to do their jobs correctly.
But of course we already have a precedent for this behavior, and we know what Congress will do: roll over and ask that they get it in another orifice.
Riiiight.
Bingo. My thoughts exactly. Pragmatism would make this an obvious strategy; let's have this legislation ready to go so we can take the next step when the time is ripe.
Except that there are customers who demand that Solaris on x86 continue to be a viable option. Keeping those customers happy and buying Sun equipment across the range is important.
As opposed to all those thrown into debtor's prison in the Victoria Era.... Now THEY knew how to handle finances.
Hey, we have people on EBay spending more than retail plus shipping to buy crap already, what makes this any different?
If she was willing to just walk away from a $2500 machine, you don't think she's made of money?
Has GNOME ceased being a resource pig?
Sun's 2.0 is more like a 2.1 release anyway, and a lot of things they fixed from a "generic" GNOME 2.0 to release theirs are wrapped into this 2.2 release.
I just wish I could find that one-click solution! Everything I've seen makes it a real bitch to back up a DVD or just to burn my own video at an acceptable quality.
Obviously he was only referring to a CD that he had to pay Clearchannel to push.
I read the article on space.com and I saw no discussion of what other alternatives there were, only what alternatives wouldn't have worked.
the Point is that NASA needs funding.
Which particular part of the current disaster is analogous to this ridiculous analogy? Do you think we're tossing astronauts out of airlocks or something?
Its worth noting that the Sun version of Gnome 2.0 is supposed to have a number of fixes that aren't in the "regular" release of Gnome 2.0, but are in Gnome 2.more. So it's perhaps not so out of date as 2.0 might indicate.
Autopsy leads to prevention, moron. Or don't you think they fixed the O rings back in '86?