Then many of the Debian-originated tools (apt) get spun off as independent projects. Ubuntu becomes a standalone distro (and probably chokes for a release or two). Due to the sudden influx of Debian users and developers, Ubuntu would also probably start that permanently-unstable Grumpy Groundhog idea (basically an Ubuntu sid) that they've been considering.
But there are plateaus where differences in media quality are lost beyond a threshold of human perception (and in the case of audio, we have passed dog perception but not bats.)
The number I seem most cited is ~300 dpi, though I don't know the relevant stats that accompany that figure (viewer's visual acuity, distance from screen, etc).
But even then, doesn't half of the Earth (roughly or exactly depending on your tendency for accuracy) share the same summer, and the other half shares the other summer?;) !
Their summer months occur at the same time, but it's not the same summer.
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Anecdotal evidence is anecdotal. Having said that, I know of few dozen preteen/youngteens who did exactly what he said: facebook is the net, they are aghast I don't use facebook, they migrated from myspace for various reasons, and their email is just for signing up to things. They express no interest in 'the old ways'. The stuff they use are just tools to use, not something to learn he ins and outs of or find non-standard uses for.
Which is a real pain for those of us that want to keep in touch with the people we know but don't care for social sites. These people just don't use email anymore! I don't find out about anyone's plans if I don't use Facebook.
It is a fact that they are constantly taking pictures of my property (along with billions of others).
It's not a "fact" until we establish the law's definition of "constantly". Once a week? Monthly? Biannually? Annually? The imagery near my house was very out of date until recently (now it's only out of date by several months). The Street View is even older.
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So was everyone else, apparently.
Solar physicists may have discovered why the Sun recently experienced a prolonged period of weak activity.
Conclusion: It's gonna blow! EVERYBODY RUN!
...if Debian dies?
Then many of the Debian-originated tools (apt) get spun off as independent projects. Ubuntu becomes a standalone distro (and probably chokes for a release or two). Due to the sudden influx of Debian users and developers, Ubuntu would also probably start that permanently-unstable Grumpy Groundhog idea (basically an Ubuntu sid) that they've been considering.
The Apple brand. Or maybe not. Wasn't it Apple Computers back then?
Why compare the AGT to the iPad? Pretty much the only things they have in common is a touch sensitive surface. It's closer in function to a Wacom.
What about Public Domaining it? They can still use it, but so can everyone else.
But there are plateaus where differences in media quality are lost beyond a threshold of human perception (and in the case of audio, we have passed dog perception but not bats.)
The number I seem most cited is ~300 dpi, though I don't know the relevant stats that accompany that figure (viewer's visual acuity, distance from screen, etc).
But even then, doesn't half of the Earth (roughly or exactly depending on your tendency for accuracy) share the same summer, and the other half shares the other summer? ;) !
Their summer months occur at the same time, but it's not the same summer.
Which is...?
That makes sense. I got sick of it on unstable (mainly due to akondi, nepomuk, and the notifications), so I switched to e17.
No, but you wouldn't even if you told it to the Nobel committees. Tell a cop you were speeding, on the other hand...
On a computer you have can a firewall - you can't on a phone.
Why not?
When the UPS is down to its last few seconds, yeah.
East Coast, then?
Yet, this doesn't explain why I can't sleep at 11:30pm when the house is dead quiet. {sigh}
Let me know when 1:00 becomes a problem and we'll talk.
The World Health Organization's director general said H1N1 is likely to lose its status as a pandemic very soon.
It's not gone yet?
Anecdotal evidence is anecdotal. Having said that, I know of few dozen preteen/youngteens who did exactly what he said: facebook is the net, they are aghast I don't use facebook, they migrated from myspace for various reasons, and their email is just for signing up to things. They express no interest in 'the old ways'. The stuff they use are just tools to use, not something to learn he ins and outs of or find non-standard uses for.
Which is a real pain for those of us that want to keep in touch with the people we know but don't care for social sites. These people just don't use email anymore! I don't find out about anyone's plans if I don't use Facebook.
It is a fact that they are constantly taking pictures of my property (along with billions of others).
It's not a "fact" until we establish the law's definition of "constantly". Once a week? Monthly? Biannually? Annually? The imagery near my house was very out of date until recently (now it's only out of date by several months). The Street View is even older.
Who exactly is running their web browser with the privileges required to install an update?
Virtually everyone.
All the family gatherings are elsewhere?
The man pages are a much more effective resource.
XP leaves it up to you and the third party updaters to keep your software current.
Well, in unstable, Firefox^WIceweasel is on 3.5.11. 3.6.x is in experimental. The 4.0 betas aren't on the radar yet.
Any AMD stats for comparison?
I use kate with a four-space tab.