Linux actually loses out if developers cannot link their programs to general libraries without having to release their software under GPL.
I choose to develop cross platform applications but still desire to keep the source closed. If I must release the source in order to link to printf then there will not be Linux versions of my software. Windows will continue to dominate and some applications will only be written to that platform.
Gummy fingers can even fool sensors being watched by guards. Simply form the clear gelatin finger over your own. This lets you hide it as you press your own finger onto the sensor. After it lets you in, eat the evidence.
Would you eat gelatin that has been on a surface touched by who knows how many hands? If the guards didn't catch you some disease would.
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So, you are saying there won't be any WKRP in Cincinnati?
This is not a review it is just an add for a few products. Wonder if PCMag slipped a little of the $$ towards /. for posting it.
based on your spelling you need all you can get
I am running test 7 on my laptop now. Works perfectly.
What would interest me is to know how well it would run Linux if it ran natively on the processor's own instruction set.
>Trying to tweak it to run on a PDA
>is an excercise in feudalism.
Maybe if you pay your dues to the king he will give you your freedom.
Don't use p2p to transfer it.
"catch me if you can"
Linux actually loses out if developers cannot link their programs to general libraries without having to release their software under GPL.
I choose to develop cross platform applications but still desire to keep the source closed. If I must release the source in order to link to printf then there will not be Linux versions of my software. Windows will continue to dominate and some applications will only be written to that platform.
You are obviously are under 25 years old.
That is because their angle to the sattelites is so extreme. Wired had an article on Antartica a few months back.
No, but it will make the internet run faster.
Wired had an article a couple of months back:
l lc ars.html?pg=1&topic=&topic_set=
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/10.08/fuelce
Ooops -- messed up that link, now fixed.
Use the Preview Button! Check those URLS! Don't forget the http://!
You might have quoted the article:
Finally, I can read Slate in the bathroom!
and said,
"but, unfortunately, can't wipe myself with it!"
but you weren't that crude.
BELO started this reg thing on their local NBC station's web site. Fine, I just surf on over to CBS and ABC.
dang. now i don't even need to go to the mtv site.
Jdsfhkjashdfkj is my user name and password for all kinds of forced sign ups!
Your account will last about 5 minutes.
Unfortunately, so will your freedom. Along will come the FBI.
Gummy fingers can even fool sensors being watched by guards. Simply form the clear gelatin finger over your own. This lets you hide it as you press your own finger onto the sensor. After it lets you in, eat the evidence.
Would you eat gelatin that has been on a surface touched by who knows how many hands? If the guards didn't catch you some disease would.
I actually thought it was a new language until I read the message.
C+_ looks kind of like C+- so maybe it wasn't sure if it was better or worse than C.
_Obviously_, my dear Watson!
IIRC, they didn't do fingerprints back in the Holmes stories. That was tech to come later in time.
Make you wonder just how many *millions* of trash email addresses and fake names are in many databases that collect info from web forms.
How often does a person enter false info because one *has* to to download, proceed, etc.
Will they let you bulk copy copyrighted books?