What you should do is to get in contact with a union with experience in trying to get a foot in at new places, and organizes people from all lines of work, like the IWW.
(Being from Sweden I don't know much about US unions, but it's a start)
Yeah, they should make glasses like those in Transmetropolitan. They trigger on signals from the brain, and take pictures of stuff that seems interesting.
Is it only I that have noticed that portage is getting horribly slow as new packages are added. Unless someone (not me) rewrites that whole thing reasonably optimized, I'm switching (so I'm probably switching. NetBSD here I come (back).
You mean they don't have that in the US? That's insane. Here in Sweden, you are even guaranteed to be able to call 911 (or 112, as it actually is), even without a card in your cellphone.
Well, in most civilized countries it would still be legal to reverse engineer anything interesting you find in there for your own project.
I have no idea, however, about how interesting that would be for this particular project. I would guess not much, since there are a few high quality 3D type thingies in the free realm already.
OTOH, they should have been even more inclined to write optimal algorithms back then, which could be reused nowadays through reverse engineering.
Yeah, they should make a toolmaking simulation game for assassins/thiefs. Especially those smoke bombs will be a hit with the kids. Now they can make them without bothering their neighbours etc.
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No, you're not:
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Um, no, he wont do that. Not unless they also replace most of their userspace with GNU tools
how come you can't spell qa'pla.
True geeks get the original from Buckaroo Banzai.
What you should do is to get in contact with a union with experience in trying to get a foot in at new places, and organizes people from all lines of work, like the IWW.
(Being from Sweden I don't know much about US unions, but it's a start)
Apart from the obvious reference to the village I live in (Svista), is this some Firefly reference going on right under our noses?
Why would it? Not everybody uses scroll wheels, you know...
I can see how this would be useful in economics.
That comment assumes that the goal of Linux (or open source in general) is to win over some other software paradigm.
That's not how I see it. I like Un*x (NetBSD in my case) because it lets me choose.
Yeah, they should make glasses like those in Transmetropolitan. They trigger on signals from the brain, and take pictures of stuff that seems interesting.
Also, they are a must-have for any Bond villain.
The Anniversial Extra Special Edition Now With More Ewoks, you mean...
Ever since people started relying on these, their spelling has gone way downhill
I find that hard to believe. Rather, I'd say my impression is that spelling has never been as standardised as it is today. What did you get that from?
In the Beginning was the Command Line, by Neal Stephenson. It's available in text form from http://cryptonomicon.com/beginning.html.
I agree, and I know we're not the only ones.
Yeah, and in Avalon.
Is it only I that have noticed that portage is getting horribly slow as new packages are added. Unless someone (not me) rewrites that whole thing reasonably optimized, I'm switching (so I'm probably switching. NetBSD here I come (back).
You mean they don't have that in the US? That's insane. Here in Sweden, you are even guaranteed to be able to call 911 (or 112, as it actually is), even without a card in your cellphone.
What kind of stats is this? I would guess that the selection of what mails to receive he user makes would be the definition of accuracy here.
I would say that the fact that a majority of everything sucks is key here.
Since when is making something bigger innovation?
I'm just going to go innovate some more tea into my mug.
Well, in most civilized countries it would still be legal to reverse engineer anything interesting you find in there for your own project.
I have no idea, however, about how interesting that would be for this particular project. I would guess not much, since there are a few high quality 3D type thingies in the free realm already.
OTOH, they should have been even more inclined to write optimal algorithms back then, which could be reused nowadays through reverse engineering.
Let's just make a lot of sparkling soda. It's probably a great way to make that crappy recycled water a bit more festive.
Maybe there is a misunderstanding. Are they numbering empty lines?
Yeah, they should make a toolmaking simulation game for assassins/thiefs. Especially those smoke bombs will be a hit with the kids. Now they can make them without bothering their neighbours etc.