False dilema: It is not the case that you either drop a nuke or send in the troops to die.
Rather, how about slightly more expensive conventional bombs on military targets instead of residential neighbour hood.
Sure, I know the nuking was NOT an act of revenge, and it had nothing to do with "kill those fucks and their families who killed my friends at Pearl Harbour"
what about the guy (or gal) who invented FIRE!!! That accomplishment is no less than frigging Einstein!! Also, I sure would like to invent the dude who learnt to count with his fingers, that's pretty smart too.
While I'm not a web developer, I believe technologies such as CSS, or XHTML are simly suggestions and hints that a web developer write down for a browser to digest and determine the best way to render the content.
If you want the same picture to be displayed on all platforms, then CSS and XHTML may not be the right tool for the job. Though I'm not certain if there is a better way to present content identically on many different platforms.
Every time an US soldier was killed, it's headline news. But I have never read a story accounting the total number of civilian deaths as a result of the US invasion.
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Frank and to the point, no sugar coating.
Or do you prefer languages like the Department of Homeland Security, which concerns with domestic spying, or the Department of Defense, which concerns with waging war?
the language of the law is no more readable than most languages of computer programming.
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There is nothing stopping you from pre-allocating a pool of objects to work with. This *is* one of the standard way of avoiding dynamic allocation in C right?
To be fair, XFree86 source compilation has improved a lot in recent versions, I downloaded the source, and "make World", "sudo make install", and then I am done.
in this case, shouldn't the title had been "UK is warned", rather than "UK warned". As the later case could be interpreted as the subject, "UK", did some "warning" in the past.
correct if I'm wrong, but if one wished to use the passive voice, one should preceed the verb with some form of "be"...
But I admit that English is not my first language, and would welcome corrections.
ok... I must admit that English is not my first language.
But as I understand it, "UK warned blah" means that UK did some warning in the past. And "UK is warned blah" means that the some body did some warning to the UK in the present.
That's all that's needed for/.'ers to go into a wild frenzy. In fact, no where in the article did it suggest that the government of United Kindom had issued a warning about the GPL. The organization known as Intellect is *not* the UK government.
In fact the title of the original article is "Industry group urges government to think twice on open source". Sure, it has a lot less shock values, but sure is a lot more accurate.
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Interstingly, one CAN run KDE on Windows...
http://kde-cygwin.sourceforge.net/
Depleted Uranium is not WMD, it's not even conclusively determined to be harmful to users. (it's definitly harmful to the use-ee)
False dilema: It is not the case that you either drop a nuke or send in the troops to die.
Rather, how about slightly more expensive conventional bombs on military targets instead of residential neighbour hood.
Sure, I know the nuking was NOT an act of revenge, and it had nothing to do with "kill those fucks and their families who killed my friends at Pearl Harbour"
what about the guy (or gal) who invented FIRE!!! That accomplishment is no less than frigging Einstein!! Also, I sure would like to invent the dude who learnt to count with his fingers, that's pretty smart too.
EULA don't mean shit, and are rarely unenforcable in the court. I personally would like a law that would disbar lawyers who write unreasonable EULA's.
thou shall not compare machine memory with human memory.
you son of a bitch ...
+5 insightful though.
+5 insightful
While I'm not a web developer, I believe technologies such as CSS, or XHTML are simly suggestions and hints that a web developer write down for a browser to digest and determine the best way to render the content.
If you want the same picture to be displayed on all platforms, then CSS and XHTML may not be the right tool for the job. Though I'm not certain if there is a better way to present content identically on many different platforms.
What about hyperlinked PDF?
GTK cannot be statically linked.
I agree completely. Ever considered yourself to be one of those exercising that free will?
Just a thought.
how about pulishing the exploit to your local student newspaper. It'd make a great story, and they can protect your identity.
Is it just me?
Every time an US soldier was killed, it's headline news. But I have never read a story accounting the total number of civilian deaths as a result of the US invasion.
Frank and to the point, no sugar coating.
Or do you prefer languages like the Department of Homeland Security, which concerns with domestic spying, or the Department of Defense, which concerns with waging war?
the language of the law is no more readable than most languages of computer programming.
There is nothing stopping you from pre-allocating a pool of objects to work with. This *is* one of the standard way of avoiding dynamic allocation in C right?
To be fair, XFree86 source compilation has improved a lot in recent versions, I downloaded the source, and "make World", "sudo make install", and then I am done.
Real old farts don't need anything more than 80x24... move aside...
in this case, shouldn't the title had been "UK is warned", rather than "UK warned". As the later case could be interpreted as the subject, "UK", did some "warning" in the past.
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correct if I'm wrong, but if one wished to use the passive voice, one should preceed the verb with some form of "be"
But I admit that English is not my first language, and would welcome corrections.
ok... I must admit that English is not my first language.
But as I understand it, "UK warned blah" means that UK did some warning in the past. And "UK is warned blah" means that the some body did some warning to the UK in the present.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
I will admit no such thing.
we, not they.
UK Govt Warned: Don't Buy GPL
/.'ers to go into a wild frenzy. In fact, no where in the article did it suggest that the government of United Kindom had issued a warning about the GPL. The organization known as Intellect is *not* the UK government.
That's all that's needed for
In fact the title of the original article is "Industry group urges government to think twice on open source". Sure, it has a lot less shock values, but sure is a lot more accurate.
Therefore, I claim the title is crap.
And many would say that there would be no individuals without a nurturing society. Humans are inheritly social animals.
You have spent as much time reading and replying my "insults", as I have posted them. I claim that my amount of "life" is \geq than yours.