As someone with years of experience in the marketing world, I am constantly amazed at the willingness of the Linux users, the Linux Documentation project and other bodies to pollute the acronym space with their content free "TLAs".
As someone with years of experience in the Linux world, I am constantly amazed at the willingness of marketing people to create new bullshit words like "productize" or "storage virtualisation" or practically any other collection of letters on press releases or product brochures.
Sure - if you're not with me you're against me! Very helpful.
If you cant handle authenticating a email (1 time), then I guess you wont be my friend.
You've got it in one! Your scheme only works because there aren't very many people arrogant enough to force other people to jump through hoops in order to communicate
Spamming is illegal throughout the European Union - I don't get hardly any spam from Europe (I get about 60 a day!), and if I get some, I am entitled to cash 250 Euros from the spammer... it works!
Please let us know how many euros you have personally collected.
Get off your high motherfucking horses, stop wanking to fantasies of Bill Gates losing his 'control' over the 'computing regime' (to add a nice little romantic twist to the situation) and fucking get off your dead asses and do something productive.
Hear hear (oh hang on this is slashdot - that should be here here).
I completely agree - go fix a bug in mozilla or write some documentation that you think needs to be written. Go to a Linux installfest and help some people install linux on their machine.
Refactoring is often about injecting the last good idea you had into working code.
Refactoring isn't about making your project buzzword compliant or supporting distributed OLE-foo++. That's adding new features.
From the article:
Martin Fowler: Refactoring is making changes to a body of code in order to improve its internal structure, without changing its external behavior.
Refactoring is usually saying "hey, I implemented that function the wrong way so I'm going to rewrite it properly". The right way of doing something is often obvious after coding it up the wrong way.
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As someone with years of experience in the Linux world, I am constantly amazed at the willingness of marketing people to create new bullshit words like "productize" or "storage virtualisation" or practically any other collection of letters on press releases or product brochures.
Sheesh.
Sheesh - how easy is it to get +5 these days?
I call troll!
Well it's hard to work out what month it is when you stay in your parent's basement all the time.
Boom boom!
I installed Phoenix for my Mum. She has a 150MHz AMD with 64MB or RAM and it works extremely well.
This machine is so slow that netscape 4 has trouble!
Which would presumably put out the fire.
Now that's what I call a sticky situation!
monitory, n. Admonition; warning; especially, a monition proceeding from an ecclesiastical court, but not addressed to any one person.
Sign me up for a spanking from the pope!
Do you have any proof that this was how it "worked for the Samba team"?
Anyway, it's KGS!@#$%
That should be "first post looser".
In SOVIET RUSSIA, your email sits on someone else's server!
that this article isn't a hoax as well. (-:
Gag me with a spoon!
Dude, these underpants gnomes trolls are getting boring.
on a TiVO remote?
What's even more of a pity is that the air pollution is so bad you can't see very much of it even from the viewing area. )-:
We saw a three gorges museum further upstream which was very nice. They misspelt the caption for the First Gorge as Frist Gorge. Hahahaha....
Sure - if you're not with me you're against me! Very helpful.
If you cant handle authenticating a email (1 time), then I guess you wont be my friend.
You've got it in one! Your scheme only works because there aren't very many people arrogant enough to force other people to jump through hoops in order to communicate
Please let us know how many euros you have personally collected.
So your solution to spam is to send more of it? Nice one.
If I ever get any of those automated 'please confirm' messages they get deleted without a second thought.
befriend me if you support free speach [slashdot.org]
Befriend me if you can spell!
Hear hear (oh hang on this is slashdot - that should be here here).
I completely agree - go fix a bug in mozilla or write some documentation that you think needs to be written. Go to a Linux installfest and help some people install linux on their machine.
It's not forced on anyone. There are two buttons: "agree" and "disagree" (or something like that).
It's called a unilateral contract where one party dictates the entire terms of the agreement.
In Australia it's still an open legal question whether modchips are actually illegal. See this
and this
However pirates should get what they deserve - walk the plank perhaps.
frungy frungy frungy!
Refactoring isn't about making your project buzzword compliant or supporting distributed OLE-foo++. That's adding new features. From the article:
Refactoring is usually saying "hey, I implemented that function the wrong way so I'm going to rewrite it properly". The right way of doing something is often obvious after coding it up the wrong way.Shouldn't that be FP/S for first posts per second?