Replace china with any other country who would want to screw with any other country. My point is that killing people en-masse is not avery effective. Doing serious agricultoral damage is somehing that might go unnoticed for a year or so and cause much more damage in the long run. Also, killing people will get attention right now. Kliing crops gives you time to really distribute the bad stuff around.
Actually, killing lots of people draws too much attention. It must me much more tempting for the Chinese to develop a virus or fungus that causes massive crop failures in the Midwest and spraying the stuff over the cornfields from a commercial airliner. Much more effective eceonomically and easier too. A cropland is a difficult target to miss.
But not something a terrorist would do. Not showy enough probably.
SuSE uses Postfix too. Postfix (like many other MTA's) has a command called 'sendmail' used to send local mails (think cronjob report) that emulates the sendmail command line. That might add to the confusion, but that program is not used as an MTA server. This is because the sendmail command line syntax is very much ubiquitous in the UNIX world.
Oh God no, I am sitting here, reading this with my beloved cat Kalinka on my lap. And I live in Germany, close to a Sperrgebiet. This may be the last time I post here. Goodbye to you all.
And how does theft from the end users contribute to SOLVING the problem?
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Woz picked the 6502 because he bought some chips at an exhibition or something as far as I recall. The 6502 was waaay cheaper than any other CPU and it was pretty much the only thing WOZ could afford for his homebrew project.
You are kidding, right? The SAX events are the same data as the XML stuff going in, except they have all the event overhead. A SAX stream is almost certainly going to be bigger then the original XML string in terms of bytes consumed.
Jeez, that is really deep question! How much do you pay them. do you pay into their life insurance on earth (where it will get more interest) or on the ship. You CAN pay them less on the ship because the need less (the spend less time there and have less expenses). This is assuming a city-like ship (a cruise liner, perhaps) where people have living expenses travelling at speeds where time-dilation is a factor.
Relativistic accounting indeed. I see lots of labour strife in the 25th century
Actgually Alt fire makes him increase his jabbering 500%, thereby making your enemies flee in horror and the heads of those that are close simply explode. owever, if you use this fearsome weaponn without the earmuff powerup YOUR head explodes.
Save for Web Integration of Vector Stuff into the bitmap as a Layer Layer Styles Text editing on the bitmap (what's this text in a dialog box crap???) Slices Adjustment Layers (This is killer, it makes PS more like a spreadsheet) CMYK (No, a "rudimentary" plugin does not count) The integrated file browser Actions (yes, Gimp is scriptable, but actions are easier to handle for quick jobs) Good Typographics control.
These are all useful things for the "Quick Web Button" crowd (like me, 80% of the time). And even that Gimp does waaaaaaaaay worse than Photoshop. Gimps problem is that its handling sucks, irrespective of the whole right-click MDI/SDI fracas.
A companion Vector drawing program (Illustrator is GREAT) There is also the Indesign business w2hich PS work well with.
No neecessarily PS strenghts, but strengs deriving from the fact tha tPS is part of a suite.
The problem with Gimp is not that it does not have the features (which is what the FOSS whackos always spews). It mostly deoes have the features, but the program is simply clumsy.
And Photoshop Elements, which is still better than Gimp and definitely does the "Good Enough for Most People" thing is only $70. I have 2 copies, one I got for free with my scanner, one with my printer. Actually, PS Elements is the reall competition to Gimp
The problem is not the danger to the Earth's Biosphere (which will do just fine, thank you, despite the whining of the treehuggers). The problem is tha danger to humanity. Which, if you listen to some of them treehuggers, might or might not be a problem.
The Biosphere has survived way more than the puny stuff we throw at it.
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Replace china with any other country who would want to screw with any other country. My point is that killing people en-masse is not avery effective. Doing serious agricultoral damage is somehing that might go unnoticed for a year or so and cause much more damage in the long run. Also, killing people will get attention right now. Kliing crops gives you time to really distribute the bad stuff around.
Actually, killing lots of people draws too much attention. It must me much more tempting for the Chinese to develop a virus or fungus that causes massive crop failures in the Midwest and spraying the stuff over the cornfields from a commercial airliner. Much more effective eceonomically and easier too. A cropland is a difficult target to miss.
But not something a terrorist would do. Not showy enough probably.
Well, you've asked for it.
Q. What's the correspondence between Captain Kirk and a piece of toilet paper?
A. Both circle around Uranus and wipe out Klingons.
What a waste of all the millions of fine engineering man-hours spent at AMD and Intel...
Have you ever seen Dick Stallman in real life giving a speech? I have. That might make you see his words in another light, trust me.
"My Killbot has a Machinegun AND Lotus Notes!"
Professor Wernstrom at a Robot Convention, Futurama, 3004, AD
Or the little shit student who is writing a practical exam and didn't study for it in a lab could bring the whole exam to grief.
SuSE uses Postfix too. Postfix (like many other MTA's) has a command called 'sendmail' used to send local mails (think cronjob report) that emulates the sendmail command line. That might add to the confusion, but that program is not used as an MTA server. This is because the sendmail command line syntax is very much ubiquitous in the UNIX world.
Oh Geez no.
The real question is, where did you get a Intel iBook from??!!
Oh God no, I am sitting here, reading this with my beloved cat Kalinka on my lap. And I live in Germany, close to a Sperrgebiet. This may be the last time I post here. Goodbye to you all.
No, I know one Slashdotter who decided to splurge on a Powerbook after Suse screwed him over for the nth time and X was still not working. Me.
And he will never go back to Linux on a Desktop.
Linux is free as in beer. Not bloody likely. Linux is free as in Syphilis.
Yeah, but Woz' pay is somthing like $1 per month
He meant $600 per meter single graphite crystal speaker wire with Rhodium plated contacts! Relax!
The EFI implementation from apple does not emulate the BIOS
And how does theft from the end users contribute to SOLVING the problem?
Woz picked the 6502 because he bought some chips at an exhibition or something as far as I recall. The 6502 was waaay cheaper than any other CPU and it was pretty much the only thing WOZ could afford for his homebrew project.
You are kidding, right? The SAX events are the same data as the XML stuff going in, except they have all the event overhead. A SAX stream is almost certainly going to be bigger then the original XML string in terms of bytes consumed.
Jeez, that is really deep question! How much do you pay them. do you pay into their life insurance on earth (where it will get more interest) or on the ship. You CAN pay them less on the ship because the need less (the spend less time there and have less expenses). This is assuming a city-like ship (a cruise liner, perhaps) where people have living expenses travelling at speeds where time-dilation is a factor.
Relativistic accounting indeed. I see lots of labour strife in the 25th century
Actgually Alt fire makes him increase his jabbering 500%, thereby making your enemies flee in horror and the heads of those that are close simply explode. owever, if you use this fearsome weaponn without the earmuff powerup YOUR head explodes.
Here are a few more:
Save for Web
Integration of Vector Stuff into the bitmap as a Layer
Layer Styles
Text editing on the bitmap (what's this text in a dialog box crap???)
Slices
Adjustment Layers (This is killer, it makes PS more like a spreadsheet)
CMYK (No, a "rudimentary" plugin does not count)
The integrated file browser
Actions (yes, Gimp is scriptable, but actions are easier to handle for quick jobs)
Good Typographics control.
These are all useful things for the "Quick Web Button" crowd (like me, 80% of the time). And even that Gimp does waaaaaaaaay worse than Photoshop. Gimps problem is that its handling sucks, irrespective of the whole right-click MDI/SDI fracas.
A companion Vector drawing program (Illustrator is GREAT)
There is also the Indesign business w2hich PS work well with.
No neecessarily PS strenghts, but strengs deriving from the fact tha tPS is part of a suite.
The problem with Gimp is not that it does not have the features (which is what the FOSS whackos always spews). It mostly deoes have the features, but the program is simply clumsy.
And Photoshop Elements, which is still better than Gimp and definitely does the "Good Enough for Most People" thing is only $70. I have 2 copies, one I got for free with my scanner, one with my printer. Actually, PS Elements is the reall competition to Gimp
Yeah, when God said "Let there be light" Chuck said "Say please"
I can and do this because I AM the IT staff! So there!!
The problem is not the danger to the Earth's Biosphere (which will do just fine, thank you, despite the whining of the treehuggers). The problem is tha danger to humanity. Which, if you listen to some of them treehuggers, might or might not be a problem.
The Biosphere has survived way more than the puny stuff we throw at it.