1. China will already be there and will have mined all the good moon rocks 2. They will read slashdot and find out that European life is in doubt anyway!
I'm glad they responded to this quickly, but more glad that sendmail is not enabled by default, and that they try to take minimal security risks on a basic install by turning off a lot of stuff most desktop users don't need. On another note, I am impatient for a fix for the annoying 1969 time/date bug; the workaround they posted is weak.
The reason South Korea is rich while millions are starving in North Korea is not because the North Koreans overfarmed or overmined or because the South Koreans are wastefully using up all the resources on the Korean peninsula. It's because the political/economic system of North Korean is screwed up.
Uhhhh, yeah, whereas the political/economic system of South Korea is known for its virtue, efficiency, and absence of corruption.
Who's going to pay to put symbols on the moon that can be seen from earth? Advertisers, who else?
Just what we need. Billboards. On the fucking moon. Like advertisers haven't conquered every last square millimeter of public consciousness already. I can't wait to look up at a full moon and see helpful information about a new long distance calling plan. Or to see the waning crescent used as a "C" in "Coca-Cola." Or to see Angelyne's decaying figure etched permanently into moon rock.
Maybe there is some great benefit to this that I don't see. Someone make me a case for why I would need to spend some money on something like this. I'm curious here. Doubtlessly there's got to be something I'm missing.
So you can click a window and type "what are you wearing?" when you're supposed to be working.
Yeah, it seems to be a known problem that many are having with the update, I have to reset the clock on every bootup. It's annoying. I hope apple fixes it soon.....
people who do think caller id is a secure way to id the caller.
There is a secure way to id the caller. Answer the fucking phone. If the call really is from your grandma, she will nag you to cut your hair or something rather than trying to sell you a subscription to Redbook.
I'm having a very hard time believing that they're pushing for war because of all the oppressed Iraqi civilians (I'm guessing that's the point you were trying to make considering the link you posted).
Yeah, check out the link, I'm surprised nobody else did in this conversation. All the human rights violations cited in the article are from the 80's, when the US was a staunch ally of Iraq, selling them chemical weapons and so forth. I can't believe anybody really believes we are going into Iraq to respond to human rights violations that occurred 15-20-some years ago.
First, I love BBEdit, and have loyally paid for it + upgrades since version 3.0. I recently had to reinstall my system (OS X) and I reinstalled BBEdit and I made 2 accounts, an admin and a user. I put my serial # in for BBEdit under the admin account (version 7.0.1) and then when I logged in as the user, my normal account, it asked me for the number again. But it will not accept the same serial number! Do I have to reinstall everything to use it? I want access to it from both accounts and I am the same person in both cases (and it's on the same computer). Do they expect me to pay twice or am I doing something moronic here?
Folks, these are not the same browser. Lynx is sane, bloat-free, simple. Links has color and support for other bloatware like tables. This crap slows my computer to a grinding halt. Bloat I tell you!!! Next we'll be seeing popup ads, tabs, and other horrible things. Worst yet I hear they will be changing the name to (B)Links once they add support for everyone's favorite HTML tag....
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Like they say about California -- it's the cheese. Miles and miles of green cheese. Mmmmm, cheese.....
1. China will already be there and will have mined all the good moon rocks
2. They will read slashdot and find out that European life is in doubt anyway!
The impressive part is that they killed the fly by catching it in the air with chopsticks.
I'm glad they responded to this quickly, but more glad that sendmail is not enabled by default, and that they try to take minimal security risks on a basic install by turning off a lot of stuff most desktop users don't need. On another note, I am impatient for a fix for the annoying 1969 time/date bug; the workaround they posted is weak.
Come on, man, we need some more consequential numbers here. How many posts to Usenet about OS X in the past year?
Yeah, man. They even posted a first post to this discussion about it, but it got moderated "Troll."
Uhhhh, yeah, whereas the political/economic system of South Korea is known for its virtue, efficiency, and absence of corruption.
Who's going to pay to put symbols on the moon that can be seen from earth? Advertisers, who else?
Just what we need. Billboards. On the fucking moon. Like advertisers haven't conquered every last square millimeter of public consciousness already. I can't wait to look up at a full moon and see helpful information about a new long distance calling plan. Or to see the waning crescent used as a "C" in "Coca-Cola." Or to see Angelyne's decaying figure etched permanently into moon rock.
How would we know? If we never knew, how bad could it be?
So you can click a window and type "what are you wearing?" when you're supposed to be working.
an example of a rogue fork is the spork.
They do those things on purpose!
He should blame it on the demise of Salon instead.
Or, even better, on the return of Battlestar Galactica.
is that it allows you to install Windows.
Check out spamcop.
Yeah, it seems to be a known problem that many are having with the update, I have to reset the clock on every bootup. It's annoying. I hope apple fixes it soon.....
Easy. They updated to OS X 10.2.4
Oh, I thought you asked "I wonder how they managed to fuck up the clock so dramatically? "
There is a secure way to id the caller. Answer the fucking phone. If the call really is from your grandma, she will nag you to cut your hair or something rather than trying to sell you a subscription to Redbook.
Man you grammar if nonsensical.
Yeah, check out the link, I'm surprised nobody else did in this conversation. All the human rights violations cited in the article are from the 80's, when the US was a staunch ally of Iraq, selling them chemical weapons and so forth. I can't believe anybody really believes we are going into Iraq to respond to human rights violations that occurred 15-20-some years ago.
how did slashdot know what size you wear?
First, I love BBEdit, and have loyally paid for it + upgrades since version 3.0. I recently had to reinstall my system (OS X) and I reinstalled BBEdit and I made 2 accounts, an admin and a user. I put my serial # in for BBEdit under the admin account (version 7.0.1) and then when I logged in as the user, my normal account, it asked me for the number again. But it will not accept the same serial number! Do I have to reinstall everything to use it? I want access to it from both accounts and I am the same person in both cases (and it's on the same computer). Do they expect me to pay twice or am I doing something moronic here?
The day my web browser knows what page I want to go to in the future is the day I quit web browsing.
I know, I know, it's a pyrrhic victory at best, since my web browser will know what day that will be before I do.
Folks, these are not the same browser. Lynx is sane, bloat-free, simple. Links has color and support for other bloatware like tables. This crap slows my computer to a grinding halt. Bloat I tell you!!! Next we'll be seeing popup ads, tabs, and other horrible things. Worst yet I hear they will be changing the name to (B)Links once they add support for everyone's favorite HTML tag....
Yeah! Why pay for stupid conservatives when you can get that for free?