Accelerator for narrowband connections. Predict which pages the user is more likely to visit next, and start loading them as the user still reads the previous page....um, please don't preload anything, ever, since it's evil and wasteful.
BitlBee is the best addition in the last few years, in my opinion. It's an ICQ/MSN/Jabber etc. client, that appears as an IRC server. Thus you can talk with people who insist on using crappy proprietary IM protocols, using your old trusty text mode IRC clients.
This beats any text mode ICQ client I've seen by far.
What makes human languages special is the feature of recursive generation of sentences, making it possible to form a virtually infinite amount of sentences.
It doesn't matter if an animal can learn 200 words or 10000, it's still not comparable to a human language.
THX 1138 was not only ahead of its time in sound effects, but also in the themes which it portrayes, such as the loss of individuals for the good of the group,
Basically, this public, anonymous forum gives Japanese people the ability ( It is still a novelty to most of them, I would imagine ) to act "normal"
You are very liberal with the use of the word "normal" here (quotes or no quotes). What's normal in your society isn't necessarily in Japan, or wherever.
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Let's face it, if the math says it's an original, the human eye will be fooled
No. These formulas doesn't, obviously, consider the contents of the images, only the distribution of pixels (or whatever) within them.
It's almost just like that thing in The Confusion.
I think it already does that.
Accelerator for narrowband connections. Predict which pages the user is more likely to visit next, and start loading them as the user still reads the previous page. ...um, please don't preload anything, ever, since it's evil and wasteful.
...or maybe they just don't make it fit, a bit like with Enterprise.
...unless Lucas had gone insane a few years back. I'd prefer it if they just made a remaster of the origininal, and put it in a box.
...not that this is different from any other decent Linux or BSD distribution.
I hope they've changed the fact that the "small" icons in the new theme is almost as big as the big ones...
BitlBee is the best addition in the last few years, in my opinion. It's an ICQ/MSN/Jabber etc. client, that appears as an IRC server. Thus you can talk with people who insist on using crappy proprietary IM protocols, using your old trusty text mode IRC clients. This beats any text mode ICQ client I've seen by far.
I don't think they can, unless he has actually signed those agreements himself.
Also, those kinds of agreements tend to go a bit beyond the law in some countries.
...and you need to read up on the anatomy of the ear.
It doesn't matter if an animal can learn 200 words or 10000, it's still not comparable to a human language.
Also, we really need to replace the klugy robots.txt files and robots meta-tags with headers built in to the HTTP protocol.
Like it is, it's hell to try to get decent robotic behaviour out of anything other than HTML pages.
take that as an excuse to eliminate the use of double clicks in all free software applications. Those were a crappy UI idea from the start.
Since it's Unix, if you aren't happy with the way things work, you just fix it, like the people at gcb.
You know that samizdat was a part of the movement against the soviet regime, right? (Still a weird title, though, since it's a very positive term.)
THX 1138 was not only ahead of its time in sound effects, but also in the themes which it portrayes, such as the loss of individuals for the good of the group,
PKD did it.
the self-corruption of the human spirit,
PKD did it.
racism in science fiction,
PKD did it.
and yes, even channel-surfing
PKD did it.
http://www.kirjasto.sci.fi/gogol.htm
My house has had translucent windows since like 1981.
Also, if I recall my airplane model building days, the carbon fiber will be hell to glue together after a crash.
Sure. What I don't get is why it would automatically be good that japanese people can behave like north american people.
The japanese system of politeness is just different, not worse. You just happen to be blind the restrictions in your own culture.
Basically, this public, anonymous forum gives Japanese people the ability ( It is still a novelty to most of them, I would imagine ) to act "normal"
You are very liberal with the use of the word "normal" here (quotes or no quotes). What's normal in your society isn't necessarily in Japan, or wherever.
...which would result in better search results for everyone. What's the problem?
Not so strange, considering the differences in how BSD handles partitions.
I've had some good times getting drunk and playing live pong.