Let your interfaces speak MIDI and experiment with some conrollers, they start at about $50 (Korg Nanocontrol). There's not much risk in trying as MIDI has been there for a long time.
Freeze payments from European advertisers to FB or vice versa and confiscate the $420k. That's what they would do in case FB refused to pay.
BTW: They are not a German company and they are not bound to German legislation, ok. So I am going to start a business in Berlin, Germany and sell copies of Windows 7 Ultimate Pro for a fiver. I'm not a US comany, so why should I fucking care about Mickeysofts "intellectual property"? Notice something?
So why are you trying to "improve" other peoples computers, if you don't even know how to setup the bloody backdrop? Supposed you know how to do it eith GNOME, why did you chose KDE, then?
The problem is that you thought something that you have not even tried yourself could be adviseable for someone else. Sorry, but this is exactly the sort of crappy "expertize" everybody is fed up with.
Man, think for yourself, try to learn from your mistakes instead of complaining about what is your own mistake.
Funny, but even more incorrect than many will realize. The earlies known forms of vocalized music (or melodic lyrics) in ancient Europe were "chanted" poems or longer lyric works like Ovidius' "Metamorphoses". They must have been quite similar to rap music.
They are more likely to have hypochondric kids? Maybe, maybe not. I suppose they are moke likely to have kids with hypochondric parents who do not have a clue what autism really is. Hint: It is not exactly the same as being afraid of girls or being too lazy to leave your mom's basement.
Fine, fine, and I built PCs from components I bought off folding tables at the computer swap, too. But I don't think I ever owned a laptop that didn't come with Windows.
I did. It was a Compaq 286 LT+docking station running DOS. A really beautiful machine then - I even had a portable ink-jet printer for it. It must have been extremely expensive, but I got it just slightly used from someone who had the cash -and got a huge rebate- but no real use for it. Unfortunaltely I could not get replacement batteries for it after they stopped the series.
Oracle, more precisely, insisted on owning the OpenOffice brand (+domain +infrastructure) while refusing to found the project or even to give any comment about it's future after the takeover. That's why Libre Office and the Document Foundation are existing at all.
A lot later, as it became obvious that Libre Office would dominate, Oracle tried to jump on the train again. IBM would be very stupid to "help OpenOffice" i.e. pay Oracle's bills.
IIRC, ICANN/IANA tried to sue them out of business in the late 1990s when they partially screwed up DNS (replacing NXDOMAIN answers with their "domain finder" landing page). VeriSign won in the last second using legal tricks and soon made friends with similar minds in the US gov. Since then they grew rapidly and -which irony- went from rogue provider to "security provider" and even CA.
Wikipedia has some very insightful articled about the "domain finder" affair.
But the lump of metal is located "somewhere" i.e. outside the U.S. So it can not be used. Now, we have an american definition of "kilogram" and kilograms have become a real unit, ready to be used in the real world. As soon, as someone can claim intellectual property, that is.
This is not a specifically american problem. Crap will always swim on top of the stream, no matter where on earth you are. (It meight rotate clockwise or anticlockwise, though.)
In a highly competetive world you need to be greedy for power to accumulate enough of it to make a difference. In other words: you really have to be a bastard.
There was. Not even so long ago, It was until the mid-nineties that you broke something or used it up and took it for granted that the replacement you bought was a lot better than what you had before. And no, we did not use to wear onions on our belts, these days...
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Let your interfaces speak MIDI and experiment with some conrollers, they start at about $50 (Korg Nanocontrol). There's not much risk in trying as MIDI has been there for a long time.
Well, not quite all of us. But who do you think might be working at the "Führerscheinstelle"?
Freeze payments from European advertisers to FB or vice versa and confiscate the $420k. That's what they would do in case FB refused to pay. BTW: They are not a German company and they are not bound to German legislation, ok. So I am going to start a business in Berlin, Germany and sell copies of Windows 7 Ultimate Pro for a fiver. I'm not a US comany, so why should I fucking care about Mickeysofts "intellectual property"? Notice something?
Linux won't even boot on sun4u machines :(
So why are you trying to "improve" other peoples computers, if you don't even know how to setup the bloody backdrop? Supposed you know how to do it eith GNOME, why did you chose KDE, then? The problem is that you thought something that you have not even tried yourself could be adviseable for someone else. Sorry, but this is exactly the sort of crappy "expertize" everybody is fed up with. Man, think for yourself, try to learn from your mistakes instead of complaining about what is your own mistake.
..and I don't want to know. I just want my minimize button and my window selector back!
at all levels. Read all about it...
Funny, but even more incorrect than many will realize. The earlies known forms of vocalized music (or melodic lyrics) in ancient Europe were "chanted" poems or longer lyric works like Ovidius' "Metamorphoses". They must have been quite similar to rap music.
We could rename them to "liberty pears"...
They are more likely to have hypochondric kids? Maybe, maybe not. I suppose they are moke likely to have kids with hypochondric parents who do not have a clue what autism really is. Hint: It is not exactly the same as being afraid of girls or being too lazy to leave your mom's basement.
wq!? WTF? You mean "[ESC]:x" - or why would you write and force quit for a single document that you just created?
Fine, fine, and I built PCs from components I bought off folding tables at the computer swap, too. But I don't think I ever owned a laptop that didn't come with Windows.
I did. It was a Compaq 286 LT+docking station running DOS. A really beautiful machine then - I even had a portable ink-jet printer for it. It must have been extremely expensive, but I got it just slightly used from someone who had the cash -and got a huge rebate- but no real use for it. Unfortunaltely I could not get replacement batteries for it after they stopped the series.
Is it you, Mr. Westerwelle?
Another product that will force you to reduce your reading to what one particular vendor thinks is good for you. Who in the world is buying this crap?
You mean... there are no monkeys anymore in Gibraltar? But that's terrible!
It's not only dumb fuck advertising, There also is dumb online games advertising, dumb TV-show advertising, dumb fashion advertising...
Don't forget to buy six dozen sets of batteries,,,
Oracle, more precisely, insisted on owning the OpenOffice brand (+domain +infrastructure) while refusing to found the project or even to give any comment about it's future after the takeover. That's why Libre Office and the Document Foundation are existing at all. A lot later, as it became obvious that Libre Office would dominate, Oracle tried to jump on the train again. IBM would be very stupid to "help OpenOffice" i.e. pay Oracle's bills.
Which is very close to the truth in case of VeriSign.
IIRC, ICANN/IANA tried to sue them out of business in the late 1990s when they partially screwed up DNS (replacing NXDOMAIN answers with their "domain finder" landing page). VeriSign won in the last second using legal tricks and soon made friends with similar minds in the US gov. Since then they grew rapidly and -which irony- went from rogue provider to "security provider" and even CA. Wikipedia has some very insightful articled about the "domain finder" affair.
But the lump of metal is located "somewhere" i.e. outside the U.S. So it can not be used. Now, we have an american definition of "kilogram" and kilograms have become a real unit, ready to be used in the real world. As soon, as someone can claim intellectual property, that is.
This is not a specifically american problem. Crap will always swim on top of the stream, no matter where on earth you are. (It meight rotate clockwise or anticlockwise, though.) In a highly competetive world you need to be greedy for power to accumulate enough of it to make a difference. In other words: you really have to be a bastard.
There was. Not even so long ago, It was until the mid-nineties that you broke something or used it up and took it for granted that the replacement you bought was a lot better than what you had before. And no, we did not use to wear onions on our belts, these days...
Is your bedroom, by any chance, located directly under a power line?