Admittedly, referencing a word taken from what appears to be a French advertisement, regardless of the "Americanness" of the product, seems like troubled reasoning when dealing with U.S. English native speakers.
Sounds more like he's saying that learning *an* assembly language does wonders for your perspective on other, higher-level languages, which I would agree with. Does it really matter which chip you learn the assembly for?
This makes me curious whether URLs that are non-hyperlinked (i.e., "pre"/plaintext/whatever) would fall outside of this ruling. After all, they're not actually hyperlinks:)
So wait...first we're all complaining that Metro doesn't make any sense for a desktop; that Metro only makes sense on portable devices. Now you're complaining that Metro will suck up precious resources on mobile devices.
What, are you planning to use the normal Windows desktop on a touchscreen phone or tablet? If Metro is specifically designed for touchscreens, why the hell would you?
If we're talking a sit-down restaurant (I wouldn't personally call fast food a "restaurant"), you kind of have to be inside to place an order. Even if you could order over the phone, you still have to physically enter the place. So yes, entering the restaurant AND placing an order are important.
You just can't win whenever an article comes up about them. Either somebody refers to them as an entity and you instantly have a dozen ACs screaming "ANONYMOUS DOESN'T EXIST FEAR US!", or you dismiss them and someone like you complains that they're a real thing and we should pay attention.
As usual for/., the only winning move is not to play.
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So flip a coin? If my life supposedly isn't any more important than anyone else's, why are you assuming *his* is?
Note that the source code you can download doesn't compile into the PGP executable. Convenient.
And you conclude this how? MD5/SHA-1? Because that proves a whole lot...just one character different somewhere and it's out the window.
So what decibel is an acceptable "volume" for you?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bibendum?
Admittedly, referencing a word taken from what appears to be a French advertisement, regardless of the "Americanness" of the product, seems like troubled reasoning when dealing with U.S. English native speakers.
Sounds more like he's saying that learning *an* assembly language does wonders for your perspective on other, higher-level languages, which I would agree with. Does it really matter which chip you learn the assembly for?
I never understood why the humans didn't leave behind a nuke bomb for the ceylons
I'm from Sri Lanka, you insensitive clod!
This makes me curious whether URLs that are non-hyperlinked (i.e., "pre"/plaintext/whatever) would fall outside of this ruling. After all, they're not actually hyperlinks :)
You'll have to forgive me if I am skeptical of any "open source" Microsoft projects after OOXML...
You mean daemons?
"Looser" is what he is after going to prison.
So don't have a job?
"No, officer, I wasn't assaulting that man; I was paying him! Except I paid him too much and he wasn't immediately able to give me change."
So wait...first we're all complaining that Metro doesn't make any sense for a desktop; that Metro only makes sense on portable devices. Now you're complaining that Metro will suck up precious resources on mobile devices.
What, are you planning to use the normal Windows desktop on a touchscreen phone or tablet? If Metro is specifically designed for touchscreens, why the hell would you?
If we're talking a sit-down restaurant (I wouldn't personally call fast food a "restaurant"), you kind of have to be inside to place an order. Even if you could order over the phone, you still have to physically enter the place. So yes, entering the restaurant AND placing an order are important.
OH MY GOD, my ELEVEN GAJILLION gig RAM machine has to spend another HALF GIG of RAM on an idle interface process!!111!!1!
how keys could automatically be installed safely
I definitely wouldn't want anything modifying my BIOS without my explicit permission and physical intervention...
Vertex, vertices, matrix, matrices...index, indices?
When you enter a restaurant and place an order
No you don't. You do then when you ORDER your food.
Really? Let's read more slowly before we flame.
because "I am Steve Fucking Jobs".
Well, at least he wasn't "Fucking Steve Jobs."
Ah. I wasn't sure if something sounded weird about it...as you can see, I wasn't the one into the politics :)
GOTO 40070563
As my roommate was the head of the College Republicans on our campus, my first thought was the National Republican Committee.
one of which is respecting the can't-skip-this feature.
And if they catch you violating it, it's gonna be hammer time.
You just can't win whenever an article comes up about them. Either somebody refers to them as an entity and you instantly have a dozen ACs screaming "ANONYMOUS DOESN'T EXIST FEAR US!", or you dismiss them and someone like you complains that they're a real thing and we should pay attention.
As usual for /., the only winning move is not to play.
Find and replace "Anonymous member" with "self-identifying Anonymous member."
There, are all you whiny twats happy yet?