Right but pick a random Eastern European country and chances are it will have a homogeneous majority with the particular religion intricately woven into the country's culture.
I have a feeling that Europe has a far far stronger and more homogeneous religious majority, which leads to people being more comfortable with "leaving it at home," calling it private, etc. Just you watch though what would happen if someone tried to ban prayer in your schools or ban mandatory religion classes.
Meh, scientific progress has historically only been useful as a means to military dominance. I'd say another nice bloody world war would set things straight.
That reminds me of the awesome auras available to paladins in Diablo 2. Without the lower resist aura it was hard for mages to deal damage at hell levels.
It seems that we have converged to a similar conclusion. If only his actions were reversible! But if he keeps posting new information the search results will never reach a steady state.
Actually at that time if you *don't* have plentiful personal information and details of private life on those sites you might be ostracized. So post away:)
As trends come and go, they tend to follow the grandparents. People like to rebel against parents, but find grandparents cool. So if you have kids push crap on them and get grandparents to teach them the healthy stuff.
If there is anything that being a punching bag taught me, it is that you don't need muscle mass to be a dangerous, angry asshole- a temper and a set of abusive parents is quite enough.
Once my company's competitor learns I know how much Bob from accounting or Joanne from HR make, I'm sure they will shower me with Andrew Jackson's business cards.
If Ken Thompson and Rob Pike were designing it, they probably didn't care about getting fired / marketing implications / public backlash etc. They have a history of choosing provocative names, just look at the plan9 stuff.
It is not surprising. The ALSA API seems like a very complicated API to use, with lots of redundant functionality and various legacy interfaces. If I were writing a driver for it I would probably cut corners and get the bare minimum working.
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Right but pick a random Eastern European country and chances are it will have a homogeneous majority with the particular religion intricately woven into the country's culture.
I have a feeling that Europe has a far far stronger and more homogeneous religious majority, which leads to people being more comfortable with "leaving it at home," calling it private, etc. Just you watch though what would happen if someone tried to ban prayer in your schools or ban mandatory religion classes.
Meh, scientific progress has historically only been useful as a means to military dominance. I'd say another nice bloody world war would set things straight.
I really hope you don't write code comments like you write slashdot comments ;) You lost me after 3 paragraphs...
That reminds me of the awesome auras available to paladins in Diablo 2. Without the lower resist aura it was hard for mages to deal damage at hell levels.
The secondary mission is to rotate the lens toward Earth and take pictures of the terrorist camp at Bandar Abbas.
It seems that we have converged to a similar conclusion. If only his actions were reversible! But if he keeps posting new information the search results will never reach a steady state.
Actually at that time if you *don't* have plentiful personal information and details of private life on those sites you might be ostracized. So post away :)
Not for long, once this Slashdot post gets indexed ;)
As trends come and go, they tend to follow the grandparents. People like to rebel against parents, but find grandparents cool. So if you have kids push crap on them and get grandparents to teach them the healthy stuff.
If there is anything that being a punching bag taught me, it is that you don't need muscle mass to be a dangerous, angry asshole- a temper and a set of abusive parents is quite enough.
Whether it's a feature or a bug depends on whether it reflects reality.
Clearly with FTL travel it cannot reflect reality, so it must be false.
Once my company's competitor learns I know how much Bob from accounting or Joanne from HR make, I'm sure they will shower me with Andrew Jackson's business cards.
And then I woke up :)
I am *expanding!* It is so much *squishy* to *smell* you!
To nitpick, most people I know, myself included, ask for a 'tissue,' make a copy of something, and ask for a soda :)
But the google one is dead on. So I guess that makes your point even stronger.
So when you rub your scars you induce swelling!
how about "cease your cyberattacks or we unplug your country from the internet"
tanks??? what about the m1 abrams? what comes even close?
what is the example in TFA? some please post :P
If Ken Thompson and Rob Pike were designing it, they probably didn't care about getting fired / marketing implications / public backlash etc. They have a history of choosing provocative names, just look at the plan9 stuff.
This happened before, with Windows. Any platform that doesn't run the enormous legacy app base will have a hard time getting market share.
The situation is now even worse- there is an entity which controls the hardware (AT&T, not Apple!), far different from the free-for-all PC ecosystem.
It is not surprising. The ALSA API seems like a very complicated API to use, with lots of redundant functionality and various legacy interfaces. If I were writing a driver for it I would probably cut corners and get the bare minimum working.
I hear that OSS4 is much cleaner in this regard.
Thank god I'm already old and not born in to this shit.
Another benefit of being old is that you won't hear the annoying ultrasonic chirps like us young people do :)
Now I think these guys are spouting buzzwords. But if you want to process 100PB of data on
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