I wince at the fact that you, a person with english as a second language, actually used the right word at the end of the second sentence, when far too often I've seen the word "complimentary" used in the place of "complementary" (or compliment in place of complement) by people with english as a first language.
Incidentally, please note that all spelling flames are required to have at least one spelling errer.
But the US patent system sucks nonetheless. (I'm not sure about America as a whole - I don't know what the Canadian, Mexican, and South American patent systems are like.)
The reason the Germans have to crack down on Scientologists is because they have a stated aim of world domination. This is not permitted by the German Constitution because of the events of WWII.
And the fact that the rest of Europe is doing similarly could be because the Scientologists have yet to find adequate blackmail material such as was allegedly used to gain tax exempt status in the US.
Don't you mean: [!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 Final//EN"] [HTML] [HEAD] [TITLE]Findings of Fact - United States of America v. Microsoft Corporation, C.A . 98-1232; State of New York, ex rel. Eliot Spitzer, et al., v. Microsoft Corpor ation, C.A. 98-1233[/TITLE] [META NAME="Generator" CONTENT="TextPad 3.0"]
That's a nuisance. I posted in "Plain Old Test", and the tag was eaten. The tag I attempted to post, by the way, was: META NAME="Generator" CONTENT="TextPad 3.0"
I often make a point of *not* buying something because of the advertising. There are almost always alternative products without irritating adverts. And I'm completely in favour of unamerican activities. Especially since american activities often involve litigation.
People should have the right to make reasoned arguments, certainly. But "blasting" should not be tolerated when it devolves to mere emotive and loaded accusations with no evidence and little merit.
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So that's why the US has the war on drugs...
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Don't you mean "sue everyone offsite"?
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It'll be out when it's ready.
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Actually, if he dotes on slashdot, it may very well be spelled right.
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>>A reliable OS? In the world of hacking/cracking, everything is an unreliable OS.<<
OpenBSD. 'Nuff said.
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That kernel panic was a device driver bug in, I believe, the tulip ethernet drivers, and it was fixed in 2.2.14
"Stream.c is just a network flood. Its just like a ping -f storm that goes through firewalls better." is what Alan Cox says about it.
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Since when has the GPL required this?
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I'd recommend skipping 2.2.14 - the interactive performance is a bit screwed up. Try the latest 2.2.15pre instead.
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emacs: meta-x rot13-other-window
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s/sentence/paragraph/, and I hate freudian slips.
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I wince at the fact that you, a person with english as a second language, actually used the right word at the end of the second sentence, when far too often I've seen the word "complimentary" used in the place of "complementary" (or compliment in place of complement) by people with english as a first language.
Incidentally, please note that all spelling flames are required to have at least one spelling errer.
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They're listed as *Recommended*. That doesn't mean they're *Required*.
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In number 5, don't you mean a vote of no confidence?
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We didn't drop off the map. Although if we had, I probably wouldn't have noticed at the time...
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But the US patent system sucks nonetheless. (I'm not sure about America as a whole - I don't know what the Canadian, Mexican, and South American patent systems are like.)
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The reason the Germans have to crack down on Scientologists is because they have a stated aim of world domination. This is not permitted by the German Constitution because of the events of WWII.
And the fact that the rest of Europe is doing similarly could be because the Scientologists have yet to find adequate blackmail material such as was allegedly used to gain tax exempt status in the US.
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Don't you mean:
[!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 Final//EN"]
[HTML]
[HEAD]
[TITLE]Findings of Fact - United States of America v. Microsoft Corporation, C.A
. 98-1232; State of New York, ex rel. Eliot Spitzer, et al., v. Microsoft Corpor
ation, C.A. 98-1233[/TITLE]
[META NAME="Generator" CONTENT="TextPad 3.0"]
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That's a nuisance. I posted in "Plain Old Test", and the tag was eaten.
The tag I attempted to post, by the way, was:
META NAME="Generator" CONTENT="TextPad 3.0"
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I got the one from the usvms.gpo.gov site, without the MS artifacts, and it has the meta tag:
So it looks like you just got a screwed up copy.
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DR is Digital Research.
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I often make a point of *not* buying something because of the advertising. There are almost always alternative products without irritating adverts.
And I'm completely in favour of unamerican activities. Especially since american activities often involve litigation.
Why shouldn't I let people know I'm using "Nutscrape/1.0 (CP/M; 8-bit)"? That's what squid says I'm using, and it wouldn't lie, would it? ;-)
Try running gpm in repeater mode (gpm -R), and set X to use /dev/gpmdata for the mouse device, and MouseSystems for the mouse type.
People should have the right to make reasoned arguments, certainly. But "blasting" should not be tolerated when it devolves to mere emotive and loaded accusations with no evidence and little merit.
>Mabye someone should write a FEMALE-HACKER-HOWTO. ;) :-P
What's that? A guide on how to hack females?