Re:Seems like printing w/ CUPS is still not fixed.
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Qt 4.8.0 Released
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Ah, I wasn't aware of the fact it wasn't developed within the community process. At any rate, great to see Qt devs paying attention to things like Slashdot comments:)
Seems like printing w/ CUPS is still not fixed...
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Qt 4.8.0 Released
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I was hoping that they might finally get a fix in for this bug (and the likes thereof), which has been making printing under KDE a pain in the butt for the last couple of years (the 4th most hated KDE bug out there) - but nobody seems to care, even tho a patch is available. Nice going with that community process... sigh.
In Opera, navigate to the website you want to use as a search engine, right-click the search form, click "Create Search", and add a shortcut, say "ende" for the English-German dictionary. Presto, I type in "ende <word>" in the location bar, and I get my translation back. I have shortcuts for Google, Bing, Amazon, IMDb, one for AllMusic artist search, another for AllMusic album search, German, French and Italian, dictionaries, etc... gets quite addictive.
I know that Chromium has the same feature, but it's buried somewhere in the configuration. For Firefox you can probably get it through an add-on...
The only mention of Socrates on the page you linked to is this:
In Plato's Apology, Socrates recounts an incident in which the Thirty once ordered him (and four other men) to bring before them a certain man for execution. While the other four men obeyed, Socrates refused, not wanting to partake in the guilt of the executioners. By disobeying, Socrates knew he was placing his own life in jeopardy, and claimed it was only the disbanding of the oligarchy soon afterward that saved his life.
That certainly doesn't suggest that they were his pupils.
No, just the usual Slashdot fail of neglecting to RTFA.
"As far as mechanical objects are concerned, the dividing line was at around 60 atoms," Professor Cleland said.
"With this experiment, we've shown that the dividing line can be pushed up all the way to about a trillion atoms."
Heaven:
The police are British
The cooks are French
The engineers are German
The administrators are Swiss
The lovers are Italian
Hell:
The police are German
The cooks are British
The engineers are Italian
The administrators are French
The lovers are Swiss
I haven't done any video editing it in around 6 months, so I don't know what's their current status, but it did get noticeably more stable for me around the 0.7.3 version. Ah the wonders of Arch and rolling releases;)
It would still crash occasionally, though. The only saving grace is that it's auto-save is impeccable.
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Ah, I wasn't aware of the fact it wasn't developed within the community process. At any rate, great to see Qt devs paying attention to things like Slashdot comments :)
I was hoping that they might finally get a fix in for this bug (and the likes thereof), which has been making printing under KDE a pain in the butt for the last couple of years (the 4th most hated KDE bug out there) - but nobody seems to care, even tho a patch is available. Nice going with that community process... sigh.
Don't forget the most unlikely event of them all - Berlusconi's gone!
it always saddens me when data that could be preserved isn't preserved
Is that you, Mr. Zuckerberg?
In Opera, navigate to the website you want to use as a search engine, right-click the search form, click "Create Search", and add a shortcut, say "ende" for the English-German dictionary. Presto, I type in "ende <word>" in the location bar, and I get my translation back. I have shortcuts for Google, Bing, Amazon, IMDb, one for AllMusic artist search, another for AllMusic album search, German, French and Italian, dictionaries, etc... gets quite addictive.
I know that Chromium has the same feature, but it's buried somewhere in the configuration. For Firefox you can probably get it through an add-on...
In Plato's Apology, Socrates recounts an incident in which the Thirty once ordered him (and four other men) to bring before them a certain man for execution. While the other four men obeyed, Socrates refused, not wanting to partake in the guilt of the executioners. By disobeying, Socrates knew he was placing his own life in jeopardy, and claimed it was only the disbanding of the oligarchy soon afterward that saved his life.
That certainly doesn't suggest that they were his pupils.
Beware of bugs in the above code; I have only proved it correct, not tried it.
what sort of tactics had the bad guys been using
They were driving around in helicopters and blowing unsuspecting news reporters and Good Samaritans to smithereens?
They gave up on removing the GIL, and their work is accepted for merge into Python 3.3.
"As far as mechanical objects are concerned, the dividing line was at around 60 atoms," Professor Cleland said. "With this experiment, we've shown that the dividing line can be pushed up all the way to about a trillion atoms."
How is an infinite stream of 0s random?
Here's a bulletproof way of fixing that:
typedef enum {red, yellow, green} color;
You mean like, both hands at once?
The $27 million, Italian-built
Ah, that explains it. You know the old joke:
Heaven:
The police are British
The cooks are French
The engineers are German
The administrators are Swiss
The lovers are Italian
Hell:
The police are German
The cooks are British
The engineers are Italian
The administrators are French
The lovers are Swiss
From my earlier job I still have a wide selection of uniforms, one of them is always convincing
I'm beginning to see how you earned your nickname.
you had (theoretically) 2^54 ancestors
Could that be lowered to 2^27 by the birth paradox attack? (*ducks*)
None of the examples work for me in Opera 10.10 under Linux. Anybody got it to work?
I haven't had Windows on my main machine for a few years now, but WTF, judging by these screenshots, Ylmf OS UI bears only a mild resemblance to XP's.
I haven't done any video editing it in around 6 months, so I don't know what's their current status, but it did get noticeably more stable for me around the 0.7.3 version. Ah the wonders of Arch and rolling releases ;)
It would still crash occasionally, though. The only saving grace is that it's auto-save is impeccable.
By the birthday paradox, you'd have a 50% chance of a single collision after roughly 2^64 avatars (since MD5 hash size is 128 bits).
Could this somehow be used to help re-grow the axons myelin coating without causing the axons themselves to grow, in order to treat MLS patients?
Pics or it didn't happen!
At least they could rightfully argue that the US would be a much happier place if most of its CO2 emissions came from the same source as Jamaica's.
Am I the only one seeing the irony of calling something "Revolution" and then adding version number 4.0 to it?
I think that about sums it up nicely...
You never learn, do you? You'll never win while Capt. Picard is around!