Hi, as others have pointed out to me in the past,
this is NOT the minimalist way of swapping
-it's downright slow vis a vis the fastest way.
Just because it's concise doesn't mean it's
efficient.
>Complex numbers have no easy real-world analogues
Perhaps not in n dimensions, but in 2 dimensional
space complex numbers most certainly do have
a 'real-world' (or in this case, geometric)
analog - polar coordinates.
Consumers are still going to want to play their bought copies of The Sims and Quake 2/3 and Hoyles, several versions of Windows into the future. These games use DirectSound. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that DirectSound will not be crippled
Therefore, full quality playback of MP3s without digital signing will still be acceptable, and all naysaying is, well, pretty much pointless.
If he got your blood boiling, he must have hit a nerve. Can't blame him, that Dubya is nothing more than a bully and extortionist in a schoolyard the size of the world.
Have fun trying to enumerate all his illegal NAFTA and international trade-circumventing policies in the next 4 years, pricklord.
> They both made it into the history books, but who looks like the nicer guy?
That's what I was going on, to make my point didn't actually require knowing their personal details.
Hi, your argument appears to be; Whitney was a bad guy because the history books made him out to be a bad guy, and Franklin was a good guy because the history books made him out to be a good guy.
Heh, you should see the Thinkpad 240, it would
really drive you nuts. It has a 'Function' key
where the Ctrl-key normally is, and the Ctrl-key
is packed between 'Function' and the space bar.
Oh, btw, it rocks my world for editting text,
and I've never had any problems with CTRL on
this or any other keyboard. You're just karma whoring.
Honestly, this guy is nuts. CD-RW sales have increased, and prices have decreased, since the price was introduced.
They're still pricey vis a vis American disks, though.
A write-only CD is about $50CDN/40, or about $0.90US/CD, which is far more costly than it is in the US.
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Hi, as others have pointed out to me in the past, this is NOT the minimalist way of swapping -it's downright slow vis a vis the fastest way. Just because it's concise doesn't mean it's efficient.
Sysadmins won't go away, but they're be less of them, and I hope to God this makes them more involved in the success of the companies they work for.
What's the matter, afraid you might be out of a job?
Really, what did all you sysadmins expect to happen?
Nice incoherent pig slop you've got here, AC, thanks for supporting his point.
>Complex numbers have no easy real-world analogues
Perhaps not in n dimensions, but in 2 dimensional
space complex numbers most certainly do have
a 'real-world' (or in this case, geometric)
analog - polar coordinates.
The trick is, disable ActiveX desktop and it's ilk. (that part requires your resident computer geek, admittedly)
Oh yeah, turn off your Creative Labs Live! panel, people. Sheesh...
Ah, the linux bigots speak out.
Windows 98 - no registry hell after a year and a half, no reinstalls, just smooth running.
Way less bullshit than I would of had with Linux.
Bite me.
A year from now
If you remember your sig
It will embarass you deeply.
Consumers are still going to want to play their bought copies of The Sims and Quake 2/3 and Hoyles, several versions of Windows into the future. These games use DirectSound. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that DirectSound will not be crippled
Therefore, full quality playback of MP3s without digital signing will still be acceptable, and all naysaying is, well, pretty much pointless.
I mean, grow some brains people!
Tee hee, that tickles!
Hello, and welcome to the show.
27g of acceleration ? Are you on crack? Do you have any idea what the 'g' stands for???
If he got your blood boiling, he must have hit a nerve. Can't blame him, that Dubya is nothing more than a bully and extortionist in a schoolyard the size of the world.
Have fun trying to enumerate all his illegal NAFTA and international trade-circumventing policies in the next 4 years, pricklord.
> They both made it into the history books, but who looks like the nicer guy? That's what I was going on, to make my point didn't actually require knowing their personal details.
My point was about logical fallacies. I'd use a logical fallacy called an 'ad hominum' fallacy right now but I have enough restraint not too.
Suffice it to say that your follow-up fails to acknowledge my point(which was rather obvious), completel.
And yes, I realize my grammar isn't perfect, so don't even bother.
Nice blank website, jackass.
No, actually, that was *exactly* the argument you were making. Can't you see that?
Hi, your argument appears to be; Whitney was a bad guy because the history books made him out to be a bad guy, and Franklin was a good guy because the history books made him out to be a good guy.
You are clearly of superior intellect.
Hi, you have absolutely no clue whatsoever what "melting pot" means. So sorry, 'merican boy.
Compare and contrast with "tossed salad," which is what you are referring to, and which America is a terrible example to give for.
Do you mean like the sin of releasing an operating system worth using?
For the lov of God, shut up. Please, just shut up. You're an idiot.
You are *such* a loser.
no prob.
So what you're trying to say is that TrustedBSD is bullshit? Please, don't use marketspeak here. Watch your language!
Heh, you should see the Thinkpad 240, it would really drive you nuts. It has a 'Function' key where the Ctrl-key normally is, and the Ctrl-key is packed between 'Function' and the space bar.
Oh, btw, it rocks my world for editting text, and I've never had any problems with CTRL on this or any other keyboard. You're just karma whoring.
Honestly, this guy is nuts. CD-RW sales have increased, and prices have decreased, since the price was introduced.
They're still pricey vis a vis American disks, though. A write-only CD is about $50CDN/40, or about $0.90US/CD, which is far more costly than it is in the US.