Do you really believe, in this economic climate, they're going to waste their efforts to port the application for 0.05% of their installed base? Never going to happen.
Better to be a big fish in a little pond than a little fish in a big pond. Works for games.
What about nissan.com? Does the guy with the last name Nissan get the domain because he got it on a first come first served basis (and he has a reason to want to and rightfully own a trademarked name)? Or should someone step in and give the thing to the big multinational corporation, because that would be "fair"?
apple.com: Apple Computers or Apple Corps?
mikerowesoft.com: MS or Mike Rowe?
As a Canadian, I break it down like so, if you live in the US, you are American. If you live in Canada, you are North American.
I never hear the term North American as applied to people, just the continent. Here in central California, we always refer to the country. Canadian, Mexican, American. I would be bothered by the use of the term American to refer exclusively to citizens of the US, but AFAIK none of the other North American countries used "America" in their full official name. Mexico is the "United Mexican States", the US is the "United States of America", and I can't find a longer name for Canada on Wikipedia.
...if you live in the Mexico region, you are Central American
I dunno. I've always heard the term in reference to the countries south of Mexico but north of Columbia. Latin America seems indicate all countries south of the US, including Mexico and South America.
...a lot less work than trying to track down unused dependencies after you remove said programs.
In Synaptic, on the bottom left, click 'Status'. Lingering dependancies are under Installed (local or obsolete)*, and uninstalled packages that you didn't remove the config files (when you used 'Mark for Removal', instead of 'Mark for Complete Removal') are under Not Installed (residual config).
*Careful, software not installed from a repo (Opera, Skype, libdvdcss2...) will also appear here.
I don't know of many other denominations that pray to the 'saints' or Mary, or have a pope. There is a wide division between the theology of Catholicism and the theology of Protestant-based denominations.
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Uh, haven't basically all US market cars for the last decade or more been designed for E85?
Rebutals from other responders to you post aside, there are still a lot of multi-decade cars on the road. My mom's car is 18 years old, and my brother's is 24.
In fact, many a forward-thinking creationist has accepted evolution through the belief that evolution was the very mechanism "god" used to "design" man.
Eh. I categorize that as something in New Age religions. Personally, I consider evolution (Natural Selection/Breeding, not Abiogenesis) as a mechanism to allow Created creatures to cope in ever-changing environments.
That's a good question, but not quite the right question. What the heck is it doing in _Debian_, which is the codebase for Ubuntu?
While Ubuntu usually draws from Debian Unstable, that isn't the case with Amarok. Debian Stable, Testing, and Unstable all have Amarok 1.4.10 *. The Experimental repository has 2.0.96. According to the Debian Wiki, Experimental "contains packages and tools which are still being developed, and are still in the alpha testing stage. Users shouldn't be using packages from here, because they can be dangerous and harmful even for the most experienced people."
If the only concern is that it will keep you from having a chance to explain yourself, hide it in a manner similar to what The University Daily Kansan did, and bring it up at the interview.
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I've never heard of it before.
I just threw away my T2...
I would have loved to have it.
Are you sure about that, or have you just not found the "Main" button on your remote?
We're not imbeciles.
Maybe you have a crappy dvd player that doesn't allow it?
Sometimes, sometimes not. Depends on the DVD.
I haven't seen a DVD (ever) that doesn't let you skip the advertisements and previews.
I have. Probably flagged in a manner similar to how the FBI warning is.
I always supposed that Ogg came from Nanny Ogg.
Word of God* says no.
*I have lost hours of my time to that website.
- Ogg Vorbis
Ogg: Named after a game tactic akin to a single-unit zerg rush
Vorbis: book character
Theora: TV character
Xiph (foundation developing ogg): a fish
- Apache
Indians, by military helicopters are cooler.
- IceWeasel
Pun on 'Firefox'
- Thunderbird
Vaguely similar in theme to Firefox, also the name of a car
- X
It's Unix predecessor was 'W', I believe.
- Prefacing thousands of KDE apps with K
Why not?
I could imagine someone really screwing up and going bong, bang, bing.
I wonder if it will have information on STDs...
Do you really believe, in this economic climate, they're going to waste their efforts to port the application for 0.05% of their installed base? Never going to happen.
Better to be a big fish in a little pond than a little fish in a big pond. Works for games.
.co.uk anyone?
What does the .co stand for, anyways?
You will have to come up with some way to deal with breakups of stuff like the old .ussr or .sov or whatever it was...
.su, IIRC
What about nissan.com? Does the guy with the last name Nissan get the domain because he got it on a first come first served basis (and he has a reason to want to and rightfully own a trademarked name)? Or should someone step in and give the thing to the big multinational corporation, because that would be "fair"?
apple.com: Apple Computers or Apple Corps?
mikerowesoft.com: MS or Mike Rowe?
We skipped Rain this year, unless one day counts as a whole season.
Central America is part of North America.
I could have sworn Canada was the 51st state.
It would likely be broken up into multiple states. Along the territory borders, at the very least.
...you peace loving...
Is that supposed to be an insult? One can prefer peace without being a pacifist.
As a Canadian, I break it down like so, if you live in the US, you are American. If you live in Canada, you are North American.
I never hear the term North American as applied to people, just the continent. Here in central California, we always refer to the country. Canadian, Mexican, American. I would be bothered by the use of the term American to refer exclusively to citizens of the US, but AFAIK none of the other North American countries used "America" in their full official name. Mexico is the "United Mexican States", the US is the "United States of America", and I can't find a longer name for Canada on Wikipedia.
...if you live in the Mexico region, you are Central American
I dunno. I've always heard the term in reference to the countries south of Mexico but north of Columbia. Latin America seems indicate all countries south of the US, including Mexico and South America.
There is a printer at work that kills all other USB ports on the computer when it's plugged in.
...a lot less work than trying to track down unused dependencies after you remove said programs.
In Synaptic, on the bottom left, click 'Status'. Lingering dependancies are under Installed (local or obsolete)*, and uninstalled packages that you didn't remove the config files (when you used 'Mark for Removal', instead of 'Mark for Complete Removal') are under Not Installed (residual config).
*Careful, software not installed from a repo (Opera, Skype, libdvdcss2...) will also appear here.
I don't know of many other denominations that pray to the 'saints' or Mary, or have a pope. There is a wide division between the theology of Catholicism and the theology of Protestant-based denominations.
Uh, haven't basically all US market cars for the last decade or more been designed for E85?
Rebutals from other responders to you post aside, there are still a lot of multi-decade cars on the road. My mom's car is 18 years old, and my brother's is 24.
In fact, many a forward-thinking creationist has accepted evolution through the belief that evolution was the very mechanism "god" used to "design" man.
Eh. I categorize that as something in New Age religions. Personally, I consider evolution (Natural Selection/Breeding, not Abiogenesis) as a mechanism to allow Created creatures to cope in ever-changing environments.
A--B--C--D--E--F--G--A
Hmm. How likely is a CB--DE pair to breed?
although a Chihuahua and a mastiff cannot PRACTICALLY breed (big peg, small hole, *cough*)
What about small peg/big hole?
Microsoft have got other things to do than worry about a tin-pot emulation project.
Microsoft is big enough that it can worry about a lot of things at once.
That's a good question, but not quite the right question. What the heck is it doing in _Debian_, which is the codebase for Ubuntu?
While Ubuntu usually draws from Debian Unstable, that isn't the case with Amarok. Debian Stable, Testing, and Unstable all have Amarok 1.4.10 *. The Experimental repository has 2.0.96. According to the Debian Wiki, Experimental "contains packages and tools which are still being developed, and are still in the alpha testing stage. Users shouldn't be using packages from here, because they can be dangerous and harmful even for the most experienced people."
If the only concern is that it will keep you from having a chance to explain yourself, hide it in a manner similar to what The University Daily Kansan did, and bring it up at the interview.