Last time I tried it, Star Craft ran better under Wine than under 64-bit Vista or 7, so even if you want to do something useful under Windows it probably shouldn't be that.
Given that he has an M.S. in CS, I suspect that he does. Nonetheless, most of what you need to know about Word, Excel and Powerpoint can be found here: http://xkcd.com/627/
Please remind me at which point in my previous remarks I made any comment in support of the behavior of these activists.
Thanks,
~Your friendly neighborhood scientist.
Not if they're bright enough. My glass-covered MBP is as a glossy as they come and I have no trouble using it in direct sunlight unless I'm trying to watch a TV show with terrible lighting (SG-U, BSG), which shouldn't be done anywhere with any sort of direct lighting regardless of the screen.
Seems like a situation where a small code base would be much more desirable than some flipping huge monstrosity that could be hiding nasty surprises anywhere.
You're not alone. I'm the webmaster for several 501(c)3's, including one that I helped found, and everyone clamors for Drupal. I looked at the documentation on 4 or 5 occasions and said "No thanks, I'll roll my own much more quickly"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planck_Units
Am I missing something? I'm presuming that any civilizations advanced enough to be making interstellar contact will know how to figure these out.
It must suck to live in suburbia. I could probably set off a few sticks of dynamite and no one would be the wiser. If anyone actually heard they would assume they noise came from one of the handful of gravel quarries within jogging distance of my house.
"Literature"
My first reaction, whenever I read about crystalline storage, is "oh boy, Stargate IRL"
Last time I tried it, Star Craft ran better under Wine than under 64-bit Vista or 7, so even if you want to do something useful under Windows it probably shouldn't be that.
Only if it doesn't involve runny noses.
Given that he has an M.S. in CS, I suspect that he does. Nonetheless, most of what you need to know about Word, Excel and Powerpoint can be found here: http://xkcd.com/627/
Can't be that well dressed. I'm getting 35.
Please remind me at which point in my previous remarks I made any comment in support of the behavior of these activists. Thanks, ~Your friendly neighborhood scientist.
Have fun fixing the IP laws first.
Destroy biodiversity. http://ipsnews.net/news.asp?idnews=42161
Not if they're bright enough. My glass-covered MBP is as a glossy as they come and I have no trouble using it in direct sunlight unless I'm trying to watch a TV show with terrible lighting (SG-U, BSG), which shouldn't be done anywhere with any sort of direct lighting regardless of the screen.
Starting you say?
Don't we already have this? It's called Snopes. They do it for free.
This would conflict with "equality without type coercion" in Javascript and PHP.
What if we don't want to be protected! My state's economy is largely dependent on tree-hugging turrrists. Oh...wait a second.
PC: Valve and Blizzard, gogogo.
Seems like a situation where a small code base would be much more desirable than some flipping huge monstrosity that could be hiding nasty surprises anywhere.
I'm on the board of directors of one, and working for half price for the other. *eyeroll*
You're not alone. I'm the webmaster for several 501(c)3's, including one that I helped found, and everyone clamors for Drupal. I looked at the documentation on 4 or 5 occasions and said "No thanks, I'll roll my own much more quickly"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planck_Units Am I missing something? I'm presuming that any civilizations advanced enough to be making interstellar contact will know how to figure these out.
This sounds like a FANTASTIC plan.
Mod this man +15
Right, sorry, sometimes I forget that suburbia is only a subset of the many kinds of police state.
It must suck to live in suburbia. I could probably set off a few sticks of dynamite and no one would be the wiser. If anyone actually heard they would assume they noise came from one of the handful of gravel quarries within jogging distance of my house.
No, he died a couple times "fo rizzle" but got sarcophagused.
Daniel Jackson much?