The idea that nudity is wrong is, in fact, a lie. It is a lie promulgated by oppressive religious ideologies that are designed to control, enslave and indoctrinate peoples minds.
Then I recommend the novel City by Clifford Simak.
"The novel describes a legend consisting of eight tales the pastoral and pacifist Dogs recite as they pass down an oral legend of a creature known as Man. Each tale is preceded by doggish notes and learned discussion.
An editor's preface notes that after each telling of the legend the pups ask many questions:
"What is Man?" they'll ask.
Or perhaps: "What is a city?"
Or: "What is a war?
There is no positive answer to any of these questions." " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_(novel)
You can teach gorillas sign language, but they will have a rather low vocabulary, and they don't use grammar rules. They also suck at maths. For 3 year old child it takes 2 repetition to learn a new word, while for a gorilla it takes around 10. (I took a cognitive science course at uni.)
Here you can fond it: http://php.opensourcecms.com/ The site hosts a lot of different live-CMSes, so you can try how it feels from user/admin perspective. They're reinstalled every 2 hours, so nobody can mess it really badly. Of course these are minimalist installations without fancy plugins.
Here's the catch: if it would cost you less to update your equipment to produce less emissions, it would also probably cost your buyer less to upgrade their equipment
You assume that my buyer produces exactly the same goods, with exactly the same equipment with exactly the same output volume.
Look, there are thousands of games like Streets of rage. The above game however is more grittier. Actually maybe the GTA parallel isn't that good, it's more like Postal. But the point was the uncensored urban decadence, and a weird sense humour.
What about Franko the crazy revenge? (NSFW) I would doubt gaming newspapers would be keen to write about it. It also doesn't help that it's in Polish. I could argue that with its brutal realism/cynism it was a forerunner for GTA.
Where I live (Hungary, Eastern-Europe), labour law mandates andvance notficiation for both the employer and the employee (it's 30 days). I guess there's a similar law in other EU countries as well.
Another thing to mention: in Germany unions tend work really well, that country has the strongest economy in the EU, and can afford public healthcare, and don't have huge foreign debt like the US.
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Well, I looked up their TOS. You're correct that they have a shitty privacy policy, however I don't use my real name there anyway.
It's because Ubuntu ignores US patent law. So there's still an issue but people in US using Ubuntu usually aren't sued, at the moment.
Germany has similar gun laws like Britain, so that point is moot.
So, do you have some kind of proof that Stumbleupon is spyware? Or is it just "everyone knows it"?
The idea that nudity is wrong is, in fact, a lie. It is a lie promulgated by oppressive religious ideologies that are designed to control, enslave and indoctrinate peoples minds.
You mean feminism? /ducks
Then I recommend the novel City by Clifford Simak.
"The novel describes a legend consisting of eight tales the pastoral and pacifist Dogs recite as they pass down an oral legend of a creature known as Man. Each tale is preceded by doggish notes and learned discussion.
An editor's preface notes that after each telling of the legend the pups ask many questions:
"What is Man?" they'll ask.
Or perhaps: "What is a city?"
Or: "What is a war?
There is no positive answer to any of these questions."
"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_(novel)
You can teach gorillas sign language, but they will have a rather low vocabulary, and they don't use grammar rules. They also suck at maths.
For 3 year old child it takes 2 repetition to learn a new word, while for a gorilla it takes around 10. (I took a cognitive science course at uni.)
See also:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koko_(gorilla)
The Stumpleupon toolbar is quite cool. And there's the Webdeveloper's toolbar as well.
Here you can fond it: http://php.opensourcecms.com/
The site hosts a lot of different live-CMSes, so you can try how it feels from user/admin perspective. They're reinstalled every 2 hours, so nobody can mess it really badly.
Of course these are minimalist installations without fancy plugins.
There are no free software implementations of the complete specification, and certainly none which are legally licensed.
You mean, except x264, which is by most accounts, one of the most *full-featured* H.264 implementations available... right?
I guess you missed the free part.
Computers are just a commodity and excessively boring.
Unless you know how to program them ... /wink
It would be funny if it turned out that this is just some licensing server.
Sounds like a plugin architecture. Which is not quite surprising considering they're planning to replace Flash and co.
It means people called Romanes go to the house.
Here's the catch: if it would cost you less to update your equipment to produce less emissions, it would also probably cost your buyer less to upgrade their equipment
You assume that my buyer produces exactly the same goods, with exactly the same equipment with exactly the same output volume.
Well, then how do you plan to keep the co2 emission below a threshold? Central planning comittee gives out carbon credits for companies or what?
Look, there are thousands of games like Streets of rage. The above game however is more grittier. Actually maybe the GTA parallel isn't that good, it's more like Postal. But the point was the uncensored urban decadence, and a weird sense humour.
Please turn in your geek card. This is basic CS stuff.
What about Franko the crazy revenge? (NSFW) I would doubt gaming newspapers would be keen to write about it. It also doesn't help that it's in Polish.
I could argue that with its brutal realism/cynism it was a forerunner for GTA.
Where I live (Hungary, Eastern-Europe), labour law mandates andvance notficiation for both the employer and the employee (it's 30 days). I guess there's a similar law in other EU countries as well.
It's usually a question of management which does know something about what they're manageing.
What about the Matrix?
Another thing to mention: in Germany unions tend work really well, that country has the strongest economy in the EU, and can afford public healthcare, and don't have huge foreign debt like the US.
Khmm, you mean iterated prisoners dilemma, or tit-for-tat.
Nuff said