Sun can't change the name of OpenOffice.org (the.org is part of the name btw). They can change the name of StarOffice which is their branded version of OpenOffice.org.
And I doubt the legal agreements are so loose that simply changing the name of the product invalidates the contract. They pay the lawyers big money for a reason.
I put no words in your mouth. You are the one that implied that because he was a priest he might be involved in kiddie porn.
I just pointed out how that is bigotry towards priests (and Catholics/Christianity as you showed in your next comment) and how that is exactly the same as showing assumptive bigotry towards any group of people.
You're the one being an troll here and you tell me to fuck off?
They're just covering their asses here. Remember that it is still a beta. Do you really expect them to try to install each build over every previous build on every single OS they release for?
That's pretty damn insensitive and bigoted of you.
In fact, the cop did make some kind of comment to the priest about kiddie porn, which was entirely unappropriate.
How would you like it if people assumed you were a member of the KKK simply because you are white? Or a violent gang member because you are black? Or an illegal alien because you are latino? Or that you eat dogs and cats because you are Vietnamese? Or that you live in a single room apartment with 20 people because you are Chinese?
It's bigotry, profiling, and absolutely unacceptable, no matter who it is directed at.
Obviously you aren't in the corporate purchasing line at all.
A) 40GB HD is more than adequate for anyone in a corporate office who doesn't need to deal with huge chunks of data locally.
B) Odds are if you are a "corporate" client, you do your own volume licensing on MS products anyways. And on the corporate line, Dell only charges $60 more for XP Pro over Home.
That is a really good question. Will this interfere with radar detectors. I understand that maybee the satellite broadcast isn't strong enough, but what about someone's base-station? Does anyone actually know?
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Sorry, go back and read your defense.
The Leonard Law protects you from "disciplinary action" should you violate a university policy that violates your free speech rights.
And you only get to file in court if there is a disciplinary action.
Being told to stop is not a disciplinary action.
I highly suggest you use that courtesy-reply envelope to tell the alumni donation fund exactly why you won't be donating this year.
Your home address and telephone number are public information too.
Enjoy!
"George Lucas is gonna sue!!!" - Chris Rock ...oh...wait...
and how many phones support this feature?
thats what I thought, only Nokia (and probably not all Nokia phones at that)
In a country where you can't even send/receive SMS on all phones on all networks, something like this will take a very very long time to take off.
Yes, but the question is how do you get a cellphone to display the barcode?
Can you imagine how many competing, non-interoperal standards would appear if it was implemented in the US?
This is pretty neat because it makes scalping (which is illegal in the US) almost impossible.
Unfortuneately, most people in the US don't have a phone that would be compatible with this system
Sun can't change the name of OpenOffice.org (the .org is part of the name btw). They can change the name of StarOffice which is their branded version of OpenOffice.org.
And I doubt the legal agreements are so loose that simply changing the name of the product invalidates the contract. They pay the lawyers big money for a reason.
What the hell does that matter? The FAA just regulates who can fly what, where, and when.
These guys spent 11 years with the FAA because the FAA kept telling them "No" probably for a large variety of legitimate reasons.
What does that have to do with big government and civil disobedience? (no hyphen is needed)
My question is, will it boot up Apple's OSX Server?"
No, because OSX does checks to look for Apple-specific hardware on boot.
I'd say the AC tops you..why? Because he doesnt get serious stuff. Just "porn" and "more porn".
Don't forget Barbara Boxer (D-CA*) and Diane Feinstein (D-CA*).
*CA = Disney
Is that free as in Beer?
I put no words in your mouth. You are the one that implied that because he was a priest he might be involved in kiddie porn.
I just pointed out how that is bigotry towards priests (and Catholics/Christianity as you showed in your next comment) and how that is exactly the same as showing assumptive bigotry towards any group of people.
You're the one being an troll here and you tell me to fuck off?
North and South on the NES was also an RTS game to some degree.
They're just covering their asses here. Remember that it is still a beta. Do you really expect them to try to install each build over every previous build on every single OS they release for?
Please.
That's pretty damn insensitive and bigoted of you.
In fact, the cop did make some kind of comment to the priest about kiddie porn, which was entirely unappropriate.
How would you like it if people assumed you were a member of the KKK simply because you are white? Or a violent gang member because you are black? Or an illegal alien because you are latino? Or that you eat dogs and cats because you are Vietnamese? Or that you live in a single room apartment with 20 people because you are Chinese?
It's bigotry, profiling, and absolutely unacceptable, no matter who it is directed at.
Obviously you aren't in the corporate purchasing line at all.
A) 40GB HD is more than adequate for anyone in a corporate office who doesn't need to deal with huge chunks of data locally.
B) Odds are if you are a "corporate" client, you do your own volume licensing on MS products anyways. And on the corporate line, Dell only charges $60 more for XP Pro over Home.
But you're right on the LCD.
Been there, Done that, Doesn't Help.
Although my current girlfriend might be impressed...I'll try running it by her.
that's fission, not fusion, and is the principle already used by nuclear power plants
It's seed corn. Seed, as in, what you don't eat, but save to plant next year.
Kids these days.
Maybee they did mean feed corn. As in corn that's harvested specifically to be fed to cattle.
Geezers these days.
I prefer this explanation that I came up with.
The ship runs on a probability drive right?
Q: What's a well-understood symbol of probility/chance?
A: A pair of dice.
Q: How many dots are there on a pair of dice?
A: 42....
That is a really good question. Will this interfere with radar detectors. I understand that maybee the satellite broadcast isn't strong enough, but what about someone's base-station? Does anyone actually know?
the American Disabilites Act (ADA) implemented in the 1970's
Its not required by law. In general, British disability-accessibility laws are nonexistant compared to the US.