Online manuals are fine for doing quick lookups on fuctions, options, etc... but when it comes to sitting down and reading a manual to learn a new program reading the whole thing on a computer screen is the pits. If I was evaluating several different programs to meet a certain need printed manuals would weigh very heavy into the decision.
Straight for the article on slashdot "The IIIc sports 8MB of RAM, PalmOS 3.5 and a very cool 256-color TFT display. The Palm also has a built in rechargable battery that supposedly lasts for two weeks between charges. The IIIxe is much like the IIIx, but doubles the RAM to 8MB."
Don't worry, they won't take away all our rights at once. They'll just take little bits at a time until you don't have the right to complain that they have taken away your rights.
I don't know where you went to school, but they must have their own way of doing math. Last time I checked if you double 8mb of ram you get 16mb not 8mb.
Why not just release it anonymously, according to your question you are doing this since you feel it is wrong for a few individuals/companies to hold onto something this important and the general fact that software patients are bogus. If that is really the case just release it and take no credit for it. No one to sue, if it just shows up on a bunch of ftp servers around the world.
I don't see the number of weapons available as the real problem, but rather the refusal to accept any responsibility for ones actions. The kids say it isn't my fault I was abuse or the football team picks on me. The parents point the finger at video games their kids play, movies they watch and the books they read. Wake up people, noone makes you do anything and there are consiquences to your actions.
What suprises me is that it took them this long to cut their internet connections. One of the most basic principles of was is the destruction of all infastructure ( Roads, Power, Communication ) and internet would definatly fit into that arena.
I've yet to try gnome, so I'll leave it alone for now. But KDE, some of the features are really nice but a waste of resources. Watching it load reminds me of watching NT load. It does not add anything to the apps I use most( emacs, gimp, netscape ). So what you end up with is a memory intensive toy.
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Online manuals are fine for doing quick lookups on fuctions, options, etc... but when it comes to sitting down and reading a manual to learn a new program reading the whole thing on a computer screen is the pits. If I was evaluating several different programs to meet a certain need printed manuals would weigh very heavy into the decision.
I'm really going to go out on a limb, but here it goes.
I predict that by the year 2005 Microsoft will discover Fire and invent the Wheel.
Straight for the article on slashdot "The IIIc sports 8MB of RAM, PalmOS 3.5 and a very cool 256-color TFT display. The Palm also has a built in rechargable battery that supposedly lasts for two weeks between charges. The IIIxe is much like
the IIIx, but doubles the RAM to 8MB."
Don't worry, they won't take away all our rights at once. They'll just take little bits at a time
until you don't have the right to complain that they have taken away your rights.
I don't know where you went to school, but they
must have their own way of doing math. Last time
I checked if you double 8mb of ram you get 16mb not 8mb.
Why not just release it anonymously, according to your question you are doing this since you feel it is wrong for a few individuals/companies to hold onto something this important and the general fact that software patients are bogus.
If that is really the case just release it and take no credit for it. No one to sue, if it just shows up on a bunch of ftp servers around the world.
Does this mean that we are also allowed to crack their sites?
I don't see the number of weapons available as the real problem, but rather the refusal to accept any responsibility for ones actions. The kids say it isn't my fault I was abuse or the football team picks on me. The parents point the finger at video games their kids play, movies they watch and the books they read.
Wake up people, noone makes you do anything and there are consiquences to your actions.
Just refuse to use sites that censor their content. When you affect their bottem line they will listen.
It looks to me like they are trying to recreate
the original prison colony.
Just as long as they don't end up putting some
bastardized version on the systems it is great.
For more GIS checkout
http://www.remotesensing.org
What suprises me is that it took them this long
to cut their internet connections.
One of the most basic principles of was is the
destruction of all infastructure ( Roads, Power, Communication ) and internet would definatly fit into that arena.
I wish they would of notified me when my B-day was
made a nation holiday..
I've yet to try gnome, so I'll leave it alone for now. But KDE, some of the features are really nice but a waste of resources. Watching it load reminds me of watching NT load. It does not add anything to the apps I use most( emacs, gimp, netscape ).
So what you end up with is a memory intensive toy.
I think I'll stay with fvwm.
No one actually pays these guys to study tie knots
do they.