I'm sorry your honor, I only punched fourteen people in the face after taking their money. That's such a tiny percentage of the people I took money from.
Don't fix them. Their systems grind to a halt, they go buy new ones, and offload the six-month old boxen on you. You wipe them with a fresh *nix distro and sell it or incorporate it into your local cluster. Use the money from the machines you sell to upgrade your bandwidth. DDOS (along with other slashdotters) botnet servers./satire
...Terence Parr stated that's one reason the ANTLR v3 documentation was published rather than put up for free on the website.
I have an oldish book (Debian GNU/Linux: Guide to Installation and Usage,) here that is published under the GPL, and another (What is Lojban?.i la lojban. mo) published under the Open Publication License.* "Published" and "Online for Free" are mot mutually exclusive.
Is this a Windows or Linux game designed for Sugar's GUI, or can one develop specifically for Sugar and run it wherever the Sugar interface is (regardless of whether it is running on Linux or Windows)?
"A robot may not harm humanity, or, by inaction, allow humanity to come to harm."
Basically, because it is the lowest numbered law (the lower-numbered Laws override the higher numbers), the Three Laws can be broken for the good of humanity.
Here. 7,525 validation errors. He's the same guy that reported that MSOffice had about 122,000 OOXML errors. Though I admit that I have some doubts about his methodology for the ODF test.
Most of the bureaucrats who prepare these decisions are no more educated than you or I.
And probably less so.
My brother wants to go into law, and is considering politics from there. While understanding of the law is great, I'd rather have a politician who could quit politics and immediately get employment in some form of skilled labor.
I understand that OpenOffice does not absolutely conform to the ODF standard. If we can convince a beancounter that the letter of the law must be obeyed and that what MSOffice makes does not meet that requirement, MS will be able to point out that OOo doesn't fit the bill perfectly, either. So is there a plugin or something for OOo that allows creating 100% compliant ODF files?
...it's obvious that not a lot of Americans will vote Republican again.
I don't know about that. Congress has a lower approval rating than Bush* (scroll down on that page). So if they're not voting Republican, they probably aren't voting Democrat, either.
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I'm hoping the /. groupthink is too distracted to notice.
Of course not. For us at /., it's an extension of our bodies.
I'm sorry your honor, I only punched fourteen people in the face after taking their money. That's such a tiny percentage of the people I took money from.
There, fixed it for you.
It's only Nanos that are catching fire? Why no other varieties?
Don't fix them. Their systems grind to a halt, they go buy new ones, and offload the six-month old boxen on you. You wipe them with a fresh *nix distro and sell it or incorporate it into your local cluster. Use the money from the machines you sell to upgrade your bandwidth. DDOS (along with other slashdotters) botnet servers. /satire
(K)ubuntu can only progress as fast as Debian unstable, and I wouldn't be surprised if testing is close on Ubuntu and unstable's heels.
Weren't they trying to port it to Windows?
...instead of downloading the e-book and printing out the pages!
This is one reason I want a good ebook reader.
...Terence Parr stated that's one reason the ANTLR v3 documentation was published rather than put up for free on the website.
I have an oldish book (Debian GNU/Linux: Guide to Installation and Usage,) here that is published under the GPL, and another (What is Lojban? .i la lojban. mo) published under the Open Publication License.* "Published" and "Online for Free" are mot mutually exclusive.
...the few that are are usually 5 or more years out of date.
Because Algebra/Geometry/Calculus have changed so much in the past few years...
If he had a million-dollar budget, I don't think he'd be asking.
...if you need them.
I know nobody that does.
This one is free, where as the ones for children are paid for by governments or the Give1Get1 program.
Is this a Windows or Linux game designed for Sugar's GUI, or can one develop specifically for Sugar and run it wherever the Sugar interface is (regardless of whether it is running on Linux or Windows)?
That's not necessary. It wakes up Windows.
You definitely do not have the adming gene.
Ninja Christians? (since the pirates prevent global warming)
He installed it on the OpenMoko
"A robot may not harm humanity, or, by inaction, allow humanity to come to harm."
Basically, because it is the lowest numbered law (the lower-numbered Laws override the higher numbers), the Three Laws can be broken for the good of humanity.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Laws_of_Robotics#Zeroth_Law_added
Here. 7,525 validation errors. He's the same guy that reported that MSOffice had about 122,000 OOXML errors.
Though I admit that I have some doubts about his methodology for the ODF test.
Von Neumann machines?
Most of the bureaucrats who prepare these decisions are no more educated than you or I.
And probably less so.
My brother wants to go into law, and is considering politics from there. While understanding of the law is great, I'd rather have a politician who could quit politics and immediately get employment in some form of skilled labor.
I understand that OpenOffice does not absolutely conform to the ODF standard. If we can convince a beancounter that the letter of the law must be obeyed and that what MSOffice makes does not meet that requirement, MS will be able to point out that OOo doesn't fit the bill perfectly, either. So is there a plugin or something for OOo that allows creating 100% compliant ODF files?
You are on Slashdot. I don't think seeing them first would be necessary.
...it's obvious that not a lot of Americans will vote Republican again.
I don't know about that. Congress has a lower approval rating than Bush* (scroll down on that page). So if they're not voting Republican, they probably aren't voting Democrat, either.
*Naturally that depends on the accuracy of the polls. See Dewey Defeats Truman