Funny how some people are always grasping for straws to find some reason to smear the US.
Do you actually think some individual in NK, with no connection to the government, could do this? They don't even have open internet connections for individuals.
According to Chris Christie "Clinton could have committed obstruction of justice by deleting emails or ordering emails to be deleted while she was under subpoena by the House of Representatives."
You can go anywhere and say things that are politically correct for that area. You have free speech in North Korea, as long as you don't say anything politically incorrect.
Seems to be that most movies make almost all of revenue within the first year. By that time, there may be a tiny trickle of income from DVD rentals, or online streaming services, but that is about it.
By the time a movie, or a song, or a book, is over eight years old; I doubt it's bringing in anything.
Actually, I think about the revenue, from a movie, may come from the opening weekend.
So why the huge hissy fit about old movies on youtube?
> "Some people argue that antibiotic-resistant strains that develop in food animals are largely irrelevant to human health because E. coli strains are relatively species-specific and so will not cause disease in people. This current study [5] shows that argument is flawed."
Just no reason for CentOS anymore. The kernel on the 6.x distros is old. The 7.x use that horrid systemd crap. It really sucks. CentOS 6.5 was a great distro.
Calculate Linux is based on Gentoo, but Calculate installs easily. I use the MATE based distro, everything works, and is easy.
I think Slackware 14.3 is out. That might be worth a look.
I used FreeBSD for a while, but FreeBSD has no Dropbox client, and I could not install my VPN on FreeBSD. Sad, because FreeBSD is very solid UNIX implementation.
Seems to be heading that way. First systemd, then more closed source software, all the things that made Linux a unique, and interesting, project seem to be fading away.
> Much of the government and parts of the military wanted to surrender by that point
Much of the government and parts of the military did not mean a damn thing back thing. Japan was a dictatorship. Hirohito refused to surrender, and that is what mattered.
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FWIW: Apple just had a blowout quarter. Share price is way up.
Also, there is Apple watch, and Apple pay; although neither of those seem to be going anywhere.
Funny how some people are always grasping for straws to find some reason to smear the US.
Do you actually think some individual in NK, with no connection to the government, could do this? They don't even have open internet connections for individuals.
I think it's fair to say that a STEM degrees are not easy to get.
So why bother getting one, if you are just going to have your job offshored, or get replaced by a visa worker?
If you really want more STEM workers: stop sending the message that are you going to stomp the crap out of them.
My understanding is: thorium is much safer.
Or if he was presidential candidate. Especially one who was secretary of state, and once married to the president.
I went vegan about two years ago. I have never eaten better.
No interest in eating meat, lab grown or otherwise.
According to Chris Christie "Clinton could have committed obstruction of justice by deleting emails or ordering emails to be deleted while she was under subpoena by the House of Representatives."
Snowden is one of us little people. He is not part of the elite ruling class. Therefore, unlike Hillary, Snowden is not above the law.
Only difference is: Tricky Dick has been vilified by the pop-media for decades. Liberal media is still swooning over Hillary.
Seems like the same idea. Most users hate it, but it is being maliciously forced on users for the sake of the vendors.
But then you get that systemd crap.
No difference as far as I can see.
You can go anywhere and say things that are politically correct for that area. You have free speech in North Korea, as long as you don't say anything politically incorrect.
Seems to be that most movies make almost all of revenue within the first year. By that time, there may be a tiny trickle of income from DVD rentals, or online streaming services, but that is about it.
By the time a movie, or a song, or a book, is over eight years old; I doubt it's bringing in anything.
Actually, I think about the revenue, from a movie, may come from the opening weekend.
So why the huge hissy fit about old movies on youtube?
> "Some people argue that antibiotic-resistant strains that develop in food animals are largely irrelevant to human health because E. coli strains are relatively species-specific and so will not cause disease in people. This current study [5] shows that argument is flawed."
http://cid.oxfordjournals.org/content/49/2/202.full
> Unreasonable hatred is not something we wish to encourage or foster.
So why do you Red Hat shills so unreasonably hate POSIX, and the UNIX philosophy?
Red Hat is shameless.
Just no reason for CentOS anymore. The kernel on the 6.x distros is old. The 7.x use that horrid systemd crap. It really sucks. CentOS 6.5 was a great distro.
Calculate Linux is based on Gentoo, but Calculate installs easily. I use the MATE based distro, everything works, and is easy.
I think Slackware 14.3 is out. That might be worth a look.
I used FreeBSD for a while, but FreeBSD has no Dropbox client, and I could not install my VPN on FreeBSD. Sad, because FreeBSD is very solid UNIX implementation.
Seems to be heading that way. First systemd, then more closed source software, all the things that made Linux a unique, and interesting, project seem to be fading away.
Seems messy.
Maybe the only person here who gets it.
That was an amazing era, life changed quickly, and in fundamental ways.
> radio, turntables, automobiles, aircraft, and home refrigerators
Also x-ray machines, movies, phonographs. And how could you forget: the tabulating machine.
Go back to 1870, and you have telephone, and ticker tape.
Electricity in homes also became practical during that era.
Seems to me that thorium has more potential than wind or solar.
Any opinions?
> Much of the government and parts of the military wanted to surrender by that point
Much of the government and parts of the military did not mean a damn thing back thing. Japan was a dictatorship. Hirohito refused to surrender, and that is what mattered.
When a president signs a treaty to end WWII *that* is historic.
A visit is essentially meaningless. Obama's visit to Cuba is also meaningless.
Don't they make money from advertisements?