So, if you get a lossless format along with the mp3, the prediction could be perfect (you have a copy of the original) and the actual lossy part will be very small, like 0bytes.
And if you get it to make coffe, it becomes an MP11. Hey, it's funny but its true! Someone got this MPx going here in Brazil... Now the guys that know better are being treated as they were crazy! I am being forced to go along with this MPx shit just to be able do comunicate
Obviously you are not a parent too. People are convinced that stem cell could be the health bless of the future and the majority of the loving parents are willing to dump some money just in case the umbilical cord gets necessary.
People risk their jobs, even their houses. But people don't risk their children's health. It is not a matter of reasoning. It is a matter of love.
A friend of mine gave me his HL2 disks 'cause he didn't like the game (crazy guy...). Only then I realized that it is not possible to transfer a key code from one account to another. I contacted steam support and the guy just said I can't be done.
Steam is the best example of how DRM can hurt you. I got off the hook early (I have only a couple of games from there), but people can spend a lot o money before realizing that some DRM cripples your freedom to do whatever you want with your copy of the game.
I, for one, will never put another penny at that shit.
I wish I had mod points. Best hitler comparison ever! I have to confess I dunno if this is funny or just plain insightful...
Lets face it. KDE and Gnome is like politics and religion. There is no way one side could convince the other of anything. People should just live with the differences and accept that.
...and there is a cap on 10 words per minute. If you type faster than that, you get a warning on license violation. Three strikes and your keyboard bricks until you call Microsoft and upgrade.
"you cannot *prove* that a tree falling in the woods with nobody around to hear it doesn't make a sound"
Yes, you can. Put a record camera there and bam. Done. You both a mixing science methodology and general philosophy on the same bowl. The question quoted above is not to be take by the letter.
Even being a flamebait, this one has to be replied. It is very important to understant that 3.0 AND 2.6 are being supported at the same time by the same core developers. Code breaks only if you go for 3.0. Stay in 2.6 and you will be fine.
That being said, I do agree that this raises questions regarding the feeling that we now have two distinct languages. I really have mixed feelings on this one, but I am sure that no script got broken as you have the option of not going for 3.0 and still get support.
On the article on top of this thread he said the opposite. He argues that many books will show old dialects and you end up learning 2.2 stuff for example. On the other hand, if you go for 3.0, it is sort of easy to learn what changes to go back to 2.6. This way you avoid being tainted by old dialects that creep on books that get new editions as python versions go by. Note that is is Gido argument, no mine. It's on TFA
Besides the fact that I agree with you, I will explain the reason: flash make things pretty and the masses don't want just information, they want it conveyed in the nicest way possible. For the majority of the users, flash is not a problem.
After that, allow me to say that I hate flash. Even more because it doesn't work properly on my job workstation. Too bad we are minority on the internet wild and people simply don't care.
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Only if you have a phantom cock. And the orgasm will be ..err... ghostly
Friendly!? Haven't you seen any KDE-gnome flame war? Ok, ok, just kidding. It's lively discussion, but I guess it could be tagged as friendly
So, if you get a lossless format along with the mp3, the prediction could be perfect (you have a copy of the original) and the actual lossy part will be very small, like 0bytes.
And if you get it to make coffe, it becomes an MP11. Hey, it's funny but its true! Someone got this MPx going here in Brazil... Now the guys that know better are being treated as they were crazy! I am being forced to go along with this MPx shit just to be able do comunicate
... and do the set-up for auto-login and automatic execution of firefox upon login. It would be sweet.
Obviously you are not a parent too. People are convinced that stem cell could be the health bless of the future and the majority of the loving parents are willing to dump some money just in case the umbilical cord gets necessary.
People risk their jobs, even their houses. But people don't risk their children's health. It is not a matter of reasoning. It is a matter of love.
The novel idea is to make it work on a PC.
A friend of mine gave me his HL2 disks 'cause he didn't like the game (crazy guy...). Only then I realized that it is not possible to transfer a key code from one account to another. I contacted steam support and the guy just said I can't be done.
Steam is the best example of how DRM can hurt you. I got off the hook early (I have only a couple of games from there), but people can spend a lot o money before realizing that some DRM cripples your freedom to do whatever you want with your copy of the game.
I, for one, will never put another penny at that shit.
Funny thing is that one post on the thread got modded Insigtful, while all the rest got funny. Being a MP thread, this is as expected...
Does it run nice stuff over crap or crap over nice stuff? Let the flamewar begin! (ducks)
I wish I had mod points. Best hitler comparison ever! I have to confess I dunno if this is funny or just plain insightful...
Lets face it. KDE and Gnome is like politics and religion. There is no way one side could convince the other of anything. People should just live with the differences and accept that.
...and there is a cap on 10 words per minute. If you type faster than that, you get a warning on license violation. Three strikes and your keyboard bricks until you call Microsoft and upgrade.
... get modded funny. That's impressive!
Actually, no. It's a ranged weapon. Now, if we get one of these babies on a katana, *then* we get a touch of death.
Even if they don't open source it, I would be happy enough if the *sell* a Linux version .
If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it...
...It still can kill a squirrel
Crap! You reminded of something awful. No pun intended
GP appears to be a woman.
Emphasis mine
"you cannot *prove* that a tree falling in the woods with nobody around to hear it doesn't make a sound"
Yes, you can. Put a record camera there and bam. Done. You both a mixing science methodology and general philosophy on the same bowl. The question quoted above is not to be take by the letter.
Were some see pseudo intellectual observational humor, others see poetry. I mean, we, the nerds, see poetry
You see, this is just a twisted way of me saying the I agree with you! ;-)
He wasn't being an ass, just plain funny! ;-)
Even being a flamebait, this one has to be replied. It is very important to understant that 3.0 AND 2.6 are being supported at the same time by the same core developers. Code breaks only if you go for 3.0. Stay in 2.6 and you will be fine.
That being said, I do agree that this raises questions regarding the feeling that we now have two distinct languages. I really have mixed feelings on this one, but I am sure that no script got broken as you have the option of not going for 3.0 and still get support.
On the article on top of this thread he said the opposite. He argues that many books will show old dialects and you end up learning 2.2 stuff for example. On the other hand, if you go for 3.0, it is sort of easy to learn what changes to go back to 2.6. This way you avoid being tainted by old dialects that creep on books that get new editions as python versions go by. Note that is is Gido argument, no mine. It's on TFA
Because, after all, the difference between python 3.0 and 2.6 is almost nothing. Just 0.4
(ducks)
Besides the fact that I agree with you, I will explain the reason: flash make things pretty and the masses don't want just information, they want it conveyed in the nicest way possible. For the majority of the users, flash is not a problem.
After that, allow me to say that I hate flash. Even more because it doesn't work properly on my job workstation. Too bad we are minority on the internet wild and people simply don't care.