Is there any way they can discourage the whales from coming around? Like maybe ring off the testing area for a couple hundred miles with buoys that make enough noise to be irritating to them?
You know what I would do if F22s got in the habit of breaking the sound barrier over my house? I would move. There is a couple thousand miles worth of coastline they can go to.
One thing is for sure, though. I don't want to make an 'Impress' presentation and send it to a client unless I'm sure they are going to be able to open it in Powerpoint.
It may give you peace of mind to know that MS released the specs on their binary formats in late June, so the OOo team had about 2.5 months to fix their implementations in version 3. If they didn't manage that, they should have them in the next release.
4. Spend the remaining energy teaching the rover to do the Hammer Dance with it's eight independently swiveling wheels. If you got to go down, go down doing the Hammer Dance that's what I always say which is maybe why nobody sits with me in the cafeteria.
If you have a ton of old hard drives laying around, break out the torx drivers and extract the magnets. The mirror-like surface of the platter is interesting, too.
The posters here seem to be advocating legitimate reasons (mostly) for using FOSS. It isn't being pushed as being superior because of deception, it is being pushed as superior because it the poster feels that it really is superior. Contrast with MS, which has a reason to be biased in saying it's product is better.
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Is there any way they can discourage the whales from coming around? Like maybe ring off the testing area for a couple hundred miles with buoys that make enough noise to be irritating to them?
You know what I would do if F22s got in the habit of breaking the sound barrier over my house? I would move. There is a couple thousand miles worth of coastline they can go to.
ONE. Ping. Only.
<insert Hunt For Red October quote here>
Maybe it's hard to find a 5:4 plasma screen?
One thing is for sure, though. I don't want to make an 'Impress' presentation and send it to a client unless I'm sure they are going to be able to open it in Powerpoint.
It may give you peace of mind to know that MS released the specs on their binary formats in late June, so the OOo team had about 2.5 months to fix their implementations in version 3. If they didn't manage that, they should have them in the next release.
This is the government we are talking about here...
4. Spend the remaining energy teaching the rover to do the Hammer Dance with it's eight independently swiveling wheels. If you got to go down, go down doing the Hammer Dance that's what I always say which is maybe why nobody sits with me in the cafeteria.
Or we could teach it Daisy Bell
On the same theme as the Levitron is the Levitating Globes. Small ones are $40.
If you have a ton of old hard drives laying around, break out the torx drivers and extract the magnets. The mirror-like surface of the platter is interesting, too.
Even the math is right.
I would hold their motives suspect, too.
Ubuntu also has a non-firefox-branded fork in the repos. Name? "Web Browser".
(abrowser in the repos)
Use different languages. "skami", Lojban for "computer", seems open.
The posters here seem to be advocating legitimate reasons (mostly) for using FOSS. It isn't being pushed as being superior because of deception, it is being pushed as superior because it the poster feels that it really is superior. Contrast with MS, which has a reason to be biased in saying it's product is better.
OSS advocates don't have financial motivation for their suggestion. And I don't see any "under the guise of..."-type posts.
- Audio Output
Uhhh... Why?
Members include Microsoft and WildTangent.
I think I'm gonna be sick.
I'd prefer to have Penny-Arcade as the "Guardians of PC Gaming"
Why does everybody seem to see politics as binary red/blue issues? Why can't we dislike both canidates?
ACTA is an American/EU trade agreement. He'll have access to it.
Is that the corrected version from the Ministry of Truth?
weaken the position of the EU in these negotiations
For the sake of government transparency, I say it's worth it.
might affect relations with the third parties concerned
For the worst, I hope.
"Scorched earth" is a common policy for corporates these days.
Scorched Earth... good game.
Recently, McAfee started preventing these various freeware packages from being installed - it simply detects them as viruses themselves!
This is probably why antiviruses warn you not to have a second antivrus installed simultaneously.
HP
Apple decided they wanted to start up a line of printers.