Depends on what theme/skin you are using. Besides, it actually serves a useful purpose, in that it allows a user to click-focus on the window without altering anything.
Great, as if hard drives weren't slow enough already - here comes an extra level of slowness to add to the mix. I guess I'll be avoiding Seagate drives in the future.
If I want to do encryption, I'll do it myself with a partition of my own choosing.
And that's not even the obscure stuff like drug compounds, interactions, derivitives, etc., which I've found on Wikipedia wrong FAR more often than right, requiring the import of a whole book of an encyclopedia to really fix (not a minor typo, completely mistaken full articles).
Sure, you can edit a page into nonsense, but most pages are closely watched so such vandalism will be undone in short order.
It seems to me that the only people who don't take wikipedia seriously are those who feel threatened by it. Employees of traditional encyclopedias and M$ shills who want to keep selling Encarta, and so on.
It's more interesting that it comes up so soon after *Microsoft* starts their own video service. And right on the heels of an articles saying "only an idiot would buy YouTube", and "YouTube could be sued big time for (c) infringement".
gegl uses lib-babl, which allows creation of new colourspaces on the fly. So you can use any palette you like. Of course, CMYK is just for dead trees, for real colour work you would use 128bit RGBA float or CIE LAB.
That is true only if source and target are on the same physical volume. Otherwise the data will need to be copied then removed as per the original post.
ISTR they also hung a dead cow outside a shopping mall.
I think they decided to take it down though when they realised the public health problems (cows stomachs tend to explode from fermentation after they're dead).
Perhaps that's why it is called a "time war" - because the loser would be wiped out of all time. However, the timelords and the daleks both lost, hence both races have been erased from time.
If every music video were available for download off some record company site, this would be a non-issue.
Not so. Not by any means. There are many, many people who want to make their own music videos (see for example AMV). This is part of the ongoing battle between the read-only internet and the read/write internet, as explained eloquently by Professor Lessig.
600 MHz ?? Are you kidding !? Of course KDE would crawl on an ancient piece of hardware like that. It's a modern GUI. They were coming out with faster machines 10 years ago ! The desktop machine I built myself 4 years ago (!) was 4 times faster than that ! The machines I am building now are dual core AMD64, running at 3.5GHz, about 20 times faster.
Perhaps if you didn't spend so much on software and expensive Apple hardware, you could afford to upgrade your other machines every year or two. See, that's the other big advantage of running Linux !
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What about ogg theora and x264 ? Without those, you are missing a) the most popular Free codec, and b) probably the best "Free" codec available today.
xmms ?
Depends on what theme/skin you are using. Besides, it actually serves a useful purpose, in that it allows a user to click-focus on the window without altering anything.
I think it looks very nice these days. Of course, being functional and stable is more important, but it doesn't hurt to look good too :-)
Great, as if hard drives weren't slow enough already - here comes an extra level of slowness to add to the mix. I guess I'll be avoiding Seagate drives in the future.
If I want to do encryption, I'll do it myself with a partition of my own choosing.
Can you give three examples of this ?
Sure, you can edit a page into nonsense, but most pages are closely watched so such vandalism will be undone in short order.
It seems to me that the only people who don't take wikipedia seriously are those who feel threatened by it. Employees of traditional encyclopedias and M$ shills who want to keep selling Encarta, and so on.
Why would I want that ? My systems run just fine without "virtualisation", and often times I need to access the hardware directly.
Exactly my thoughts. Why bother patching XP, when they can simply force people to "upgrade" to Vista instead.
Why not ? It sounds a lot more interesting than doing daily re-installs of Windows XP.
It's more interesting that it comes up so soon after *Microsoft* starts their own video service. And right on the heels of an articles saying "only an idiot would buy YouTube", and "YouTube could be sued big time for (c) infringement".
What if you are smart and short, like me ?
Your theory breaks down right there.
It can't have been a meteorite then - it must have been a "big rock that God buried there" :-)
Therefore, we suggest everyone in the world switch to Linux or BSD.
gegl uses lib-babl, which allows creation of new colourspaces on the fly. So you can use any palette you like. Of course, CMYK is just for dead trees, for real colour work you would use 128bit RGBA float or CIE LAB.
That is true only if source and target are on the same physical volume. Otherwise the data will need to be copied then removed as per the original post.
I searched for some of my own code from sourceforge CVS, and it couldn't locate it.
ISTR they also hung a dead cow outside a shopping mall.
I think they decided to take it down though when they realised the public health problems (cows stomachs tend to explode from fermentation after they're dead).
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Can I please have my money now ?
Perhaps that's why it is called a "time war" - because the loser would be wiped out of all time. However, the timelords and the daleks both lost, hence both races have been erased from time.
See below, Doctor Who has had 723 episodes, I highly doubt there have been almost 3000 episodes of Star Trek.
Not many people have a spare $million lying around.
Then again, I actually buy both my music and my anime
And you've never thought to mix them together ?
Microsoft launches its own video site, and a week later we read scare stories about how YouTube is doomed.
Not so. Not by any means. There are many, many people who want to make their own music videos (see for example AMV). This is part of the ongoing battle between the read-only internet and the read/write internet, as explained eloquently by Professor Lessig.
600 MHz ?? Are you kidding !? Of course KDE would crawl on an ancient piece of hardware like that. It's a modern GUI. They were coming out with faster machines 10 years ago ! The desktop machine I built myself 4 years ago (!) was 4 times faster than that ! The machines I am building now are dual core AMD64, running at 3.5GHz, about 20 times faster.
Perhaps if you didn't spend so much on software and expensive Apple hardware, you could afford to upgrade your other machines every year or two. See, that's the other big advantage of running Linux !