Or the studios could just explain how the new format has such superior quality to what everybody is already using, even though it's the same shit in the end.
You might be trolling (or just dumb) but you can change nearly every single aspect of the Sawfish interface through the gnome control panel, or Sawfish's own config program (middle-click on desktop, Customize, All Setting).
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The last time I used IE was on a 98SE system with 96MB ram.
On a large/. article with moderation forms, it would completely skew the page when I scrolled and the whole system would be slow to the point of unusable.
I was using the latest (at the time) versions of everything.
And allow the browser to be able to take down the GUI and the OS along with it, yay!
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Ahh, another thing I don't miss from my IE days.
Any complicated form would completely hose the entire system, forcing a GUI restart.
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Re:I hope this doesn't turn into a reality-TV spec
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Because hydrogen peroxide is extremely inefficiant and extremely dangerous to handle.
One flake of the wrong kind of substance in the fuel tank and the whole thing blows up. I would rather store my oxidizer seperately from the fuel.
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Re:oh yeah that proves something: NASA deserpation
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OK, so the four crew on the station has a single Soyuz emergency return veichle that seats three.
I guess Tito just gets a little orange card that reads:
"In Case of Emergency: Die"
Wouldn't that be the same as a clean re-implementation, and be legal?
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Re:oh yeah that proves something: NASA deserpation
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Right now the station is under construction. While I agree that untrained people would do fine on a station, choosing to be there while it's still being built is just dumb. The crew have an incredibly demanding schedule and could be hassled by another body on the station.
Your USB *what* wasn't detected?
There's no sense in loading kernel modules if there aren't any devices that use them.
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Re:I'm worried about this. It could be a disaster.
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The 'unused' sections of the chip are probably contributing to slight variations in voltages and temperatures of other sections.
This is a big problem with over-optomizing a chip without varying it's environment. You end up with a design that only works only on the one chip it was tested with and only under the exact same conditions.
But a rotating, perfectly balanced station couldn't be built in modules as the ISS is.
It would also create many more problems that it would solve, and would have to be enormous to give the desired pseudo-gravity effect.
Kids have been shooting kids and people have been blowing up buildings for hundreds of years.
Don't think that this is something new.
In fact, IIRC in the early/middle 19th century a school teacher in newengland bombed the school he taught at and killed several dozen of his own students.
I don't think that was MTV's fault.
The point is that the shuttle is well designed for the task that it does, but is poorly designed for anything else.
It would be a waste of weight to design a re-usable veichle for one flight.
"I believe what Napster was doing was wrong," said Hatch, a part-time musician whose songs can be downloaded off Napster. "To be honest with you, RIAA is not wrong."
- Senator Orrin Hatch (R) Utah, Roll Call, April 2, 2001
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The ISS is what..?
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Where in the GPL did you get that from?
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Yes, the copyright holder has the right to release the same code under different licenses and conditions to whomever they choose.
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Or the studios could just explain how the new format has such superior quality to what everybody is already using, even though it's the same shit in the end.
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You might be trolling (or just dumb) but you can change nearly every single aspect of the Sawfish interface through the gnome control panel, or Sawfish's own config program (middle-click on desktop, Customize, All Setting).
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The last time I used IE was on a 98SE system with 96MB ram. /. article with moderation forms, it would completely skew the page when I scrolled and the whole system would be slow to the point of unusable.
On a large
I was using the latest (at the time) versions of everything.
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And allow the browser to be able to take down the GUI and the OS along with it, yay!
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Ahh, another thing I don't miss from my IE days.
Any complicated form would completely hose the entire system, forcing a GUI restart.
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Because hydrogen peroxide is extremely inefficiant and extremely dangerous to handle.
One flake of the wrong kind of substance in the fuel tank and the whole thing blows up. I would rather store my oxidizer seperately from the fuel.
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OK, so the four crew on the station has a single Soyuz emergency return veichle that seats three.
I guess Tito just gets a little orange card that reads:
"In Case of Emergency: Die"
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Wouldn't that be the same as a clean re-implementation, and be legal?
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Right now the station is under construction. While I agree that untrained people would do fine on a station, choosing to be there while it's still being built is just dumb. The crew have an incredibly demanding schedule and could be hassled by another body on the station.
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Your USB *what* wasn't detected?
There's no sense in loading kernel modules if there aren't any devices that use them.
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The 'unused' sections of the chip are probably contributing to slight variations in voltages and temperatures of other sections.
This is a big problem with over-optomizing a chip without varying it's environment. You end up with a design that only works only on the one chip it was tested with and only under the exact same conditions.
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Don't you know... they always stop using Roman numerals after 3 so that it doesn't confuse people.
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But a rotating, perfectly balanced station couldn't be built in modules as the ISS is.
It would also create many more problems that it would solve, and would have to be enormous to give the desired pseudo-gravity effect.
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Kids have been shooting kids and people have been blowing up buildings for hundreds of years.
Don't think that this is something new.
In fact, IIRC in the early/middle 19th century a school teacher in newengland bombed the school he taught at and killed several dozen of his own students.
I don't think that was MTV's fault.
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The point is that the shuttle is well designed for the task that it does, but is poorly designed for anything else.
It would be a waste of weight to design a re-usable veichle for one flight.
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The Shuttle would never make it out of Earth's gravity well.
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It's important to remember the past, but what if the past wasn't worth remembering?
History... is bunk.
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Oh, I know his feelings about the music cartel.
I was just pointing out how what people say can be skewed to say whatever you want them to.
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"I believe what Napster was doing was wrong," said Hatch, a part-time musician whose songs can be downloaded off Napster. "To be honest with you, RIAA is not wrong."
- Senator Orrin Hatch (R) Utah, Roll Call, April 2, 2001
Ripped from the top of an RIAA propaganda page.
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Maybe his memory has improved since his last hearing.
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I think that should read:
Take as much as you can
Getting assumes that someone else is giving it to you.
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