After reading three pages of incredibly detailed narrative descriping Randy's Cap'n Crunch ritual, was anybody else waiting for the subject to pop up again?
I mean, it was definitely a reference to Draper, and it sure seemed like foreshadowing, but it was never mentioned again.
Here is a study on what the USPS will (and will not) ship. My favorite is the deer tibia: The clerk put on rubber gloves before handling the bone, inquired if our researcher were a "cultist," and commented that mail must be wrapped.
If they can't operate it (or administrate it), they simply won't. New users won't even try a system if they can't understand how to install it. A good solution to this is something like Max OS X -- you know, the BSD system that actually looks good.
Sure, anyone can install WindowMaker on BSD, but they can't control the entire system seamlessly, like you can with Mac OS X, NT, or for that matter, the Red Hat control panel.
Yes, I'm going to get flamed for this, but the fact is, FreeBSD needs to think about its future a little more competitively. Ever wonder how Linux, a much younger operating system, got so far so fast? You should see the graphical installation programs, which help you partition your drive, and then easily install the stuff you want.
So, what do you think can be done to keep FreeBSD alive?
So, in your world new hardware is expected to run the Beta software which came out before it did? No, but I do think it's interesting, which is why the subject line says "Interesting..."
MathML markup is not primarily intended for direct use by authors. While MathML is human-readable, which helps a lot in debugging it, in all but the simplest cases it is too verbose and error-prone for hand generation. Instead, it is anticipated that authors will use equation editors, conversion programs, and other specialized software tools to generate MathML.
If they are up for a promotion against an equally skilled minority, of COURSE they should get the promotion, because they're automatically more skilled.
That's just bullshit.
Everybody who is up for a promotion against anybody else feels they should get the promotion. That's human nature. You really want something, so you 'believe' you're the one who deserves it.
When you make sweeping generalizations like that, you come off sounding as ignorant as the racist fucks you are really pissed at.
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After reading three pages of incredibly detailed narrative descriping Randy's Cap'n Crunch ritual, was anybody else waiting for the subject to pop up again?
I mean, it was definitely a reference to Draper, and it sure seemed like foreshadowing, but it was never mentioned again.
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How else could you know who sold you out?
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They're not intended for you. They are specifically designed to fall out (litter) in hopes that somebody else finds one.
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Here is a study on what the USPS will (and will not) ship. My favorite is the deer tibia: The clerk put on rubber gloves before handling the bone, inquired if our researcher were a "cultist," and commented that mail must be wrapped.
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Actually, the title on my submission was "Wired says Steve Jobs has a 'potty mouth"
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Here.
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If they can't operate it (or administrate it), they simply won't. New users won't even try a system if they can't understand how to install it. A good solution to this is something like Max OS X -- you know, the BSD system that actually looks good.
Sure, anyone can install WindowMaker on BSD, but they can't control the entire system seamlessly, like you can with Mac OS X, NT, or for that matter, the Red Hat control panel.
Yes, I'm going to get flamed for this, but the fact is, FreeBSD needs to think about its future a little more competitively. Ever wonder how Linux, a much younger operating system, got so far so fast? You should see the graphical installation programs, which help you partition your drive, and then easily install the stuff you want.
So, what do you think can be done to keep FreeBSD alive?
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It's not that fucking difficult.
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The word "which" introduces a non-essential clause.
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Who says they're animals?
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Do you mean 'Every once in a while...'
Keeping arrogant hypocrites in check for the benefit of /.
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No, but I do think it's interesting, which is why the subject line says "Interesting..."
Duh.
Fuck you.
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Post this article on the front page & see how long it takes to get a response from Sega disavowing the email.
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MathML markup is not primarily intended for direct use by authors. While MathML is human-readable, which helps a lot in debugging it, in all but the simplest cases it is too verbose and error-prone for hand generation. Instead, it is anticipated that authors will use equation editors, conversion programs, and other specialized software tools to generate MathML.
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You, sir, are fucken brilliant.
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Do my dishes.
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Does this standard affect FireWire devices?
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Why is Microsoft against CPRM, if it prevents wholesale "piracy" of its software in developing nations?
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I've commented on this in the past, and gotten slapped down immediately, but it's worth bringing it up again.
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That's just bullshit.
Everybody who is up for a promotion against anybody else feels they should get the promotion. That's human nature. You really want something, so you 'believe' you're the one who deserves it.
When you make sweeping generalizations like that, you come off sounding as ignorant as the racist fucks you are really pissed at.
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That's a crock of shit, and you know it. Do you ever wonder why your articles are such flame magnets?
There have been no massacres like the one in Littleton! It is the benchmark by which all other incidents of school violence are measured.
I'm beginning to think you like the fact that every article you post becomes a trollfest.
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