Discovered Eric S. Raymonds 'How to become a hacker' as a 14 year old kid. Then started out with HTML from Dynamic HTML For Dummies, went to C++ and even, contrary to his advice, VB6.
That's more like the neighbour breaking into your house, standing there creepily in your bedroom, only to notify you that your locks suck.
A better analogy would be if he was looking for you to return your drill he borrowed and tried the front door which was locked so he tries the back door which isn't locked and leaves a note to tell you he was looking for you, leaves the drill on the kitchen table and that the back door was unlocked.
There was once a time when people just did this kind of stuff without begging for money. The open source community was founded by people who often didn't have the money so they created stuff themselves and now every idea that spawns needs to be funded.
1. there are no mines near the coast. Who would mine sand since that's all there is? 2. transportation from the sea to the coast would be incredibly expensive because you need to build pipelines, several pumps (as compared to only a few to pump it from the sea into the doughnut). We have (this will sound chauvinistic but I'm allowing my self to do so in this case) the best dredging companies in the world (Jan de Nul and Deme). 3. It's 3km off the coast... that's nothing. The shipping lanes are way out into the see. The only thing that may cause perhaps some problems is the harbour of Zeebrugge. The distance between Calais and Dover is what? 60km?
Another Belgian cunt here. I just don't understand what the English have against us. Even on the BBC (which should be considered of higher quality) you often hear them joking about Belgians and not the kind of joking we and the Dutch do about each other in a more friendly way.
Let me guess, you're English? What is it with them and their hatred (and I do say hatred because we've long passed the 'jolly fun' teasing) towards us when I hear so many people who have actually been here say we're a very kind people?
But I guess I'm just rendering myself to flamebait...*sigh*
Well, at least she admits she's wrong. I wonder how the rest would react; they'll probably just say they support it, still without understanding a bit of it.
An Indian Marklar offered 10000 Marklars to get Marklars of Marklar Zuckerberg wearing Marklars. Now they offer 15000 Marklars to find the Marklar who vandalized Marklar.
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AAAHAHAHahahahaha
It's not piracy, it's privateering when it's legal!
Belgian ffs.
Belgium, I hate it when people mistake us for Dutch!
Needed energy, don't like red bull.
Ate whale instead.
Can't move
Discovered Eric S. Raymonds 'How to become a hacker' as a 14 year old kid. Then started out with HTML from Dynamic HTML For Dummies, went to C++ and even, contrary to his advice, VB6.
your comment does not deserve being voted troll
modpoints!
I'll leave this here: Vodo
Great stuff there
In the wild, is that the same as in cyberspace?
That's more like the neighbour breaking into your house, standing there creepily in your bedroom, only to notify you that your locks suck.
A better analogy would be if he was looking for you to return your drill he borrowed and tried the front door which was locked so he tries the back door which isn't locked and leaves a note to tell you he was looking for you, leaves the drill on the kitchen table and that the back door was unlocked.
There was once a time when people just did this kind of stuff without begging for money. The open source community was founded by people who often didn't have the money so they created stuff themselves and now every idea that spawns needs to be funded.
Now git off'a ma lawn
Fracking trades water for energy, and lack of water limits fracking in many parts of th world.
So what we need is less water!
1. there are no mines near the coast. Who would mine sand since that's all there is?
2. transportation from the sea to the coast would be incredibly expensive because you need to build pipelines, several pumps (as compared to only a few to pump it from the sea into the doughnut). We have (this will sound chauvinistic but I'm allowing my self to do so in this case) the best dredging companies in the world (Jan de Nul and Deme).
3. It's 3km off the coast... that's nothing. The shipping lanes are way out into the see. The only thing that may cause perhaps some problems is the harbour of Zeebrugge. The distance between Calais and Dover is what? 60km?
really Slashdot? Has it come to this?
I suggest a name for the replacement: Advanced Style Sheet or ASS
it's handegg, not football
that is an A with a hat followed by the pound sign. Somehow it shows as a pound now
I'm seeing lots of £ so I wonder which currency you're really referring to. Damn Slashdot encoding
Another Belgian cunt here. I just don't understand what the English have against us. Even on the BBC (which should be considered of higher quality) you often hear them joking about Belgians and not the kind of joking we and the Dutch do about each other in a more friendly way.
Let me guess, you're English?
What is it with them and their hatred (and I do say hatred because we've long passed the 'jolly fun' teasing) towards us when I hear so many people who have actually been here say we're a very kind people?
But I guess I'm just rendering myself to flamebait...*sigh*
Well, at least she admits she's wrong. I wonder how the rest would react; they'll probably just say they support it, still without understanding a bit of it.
It's basicly this:
An Indian Marklar offered 10000 Marklars to get Marklars of Marklar Zuckerberg wearing Marklars. Now they offer 15000 Marklars to find the Marklar who vandalized Marklar.
It's called Hinglish
I find it sad to read this, knowing many actually think this way :'(
you must make a lot of money :-s