And aren't they afraid of being sued by Google? Who actually has a preexistence competitive product with a similar name?
What if LibreOffice were renamed to "OneOffice", wouldn't Microsoft lawyers have a party?
I think the real goal would be to have all vehicles self-drive; then they can be coordinated to interlace at intersections, removing the need for stop lights and saving a ton of fuel!
However there are people that don't have cars and need to walk. Will the car overlords consider allowing us mere pedestrians to cross the street?
I use the hangouts app and it doesn't allow me to send pictures because I don't have a google plus account. I wouldn't be suprised if the Voice features were restricted as well.
I would suggest that the only constitutionally protected reason for a civilian to own a gun should be to be capable of mounting a militia that could defend against a corrupt government. That would clearly include guns like an AK.
The right to bear arms in my opinion has nothing to do with hunting and target shooting...
Thinking about the computers on the 80s. Computers at that era booted right into BASIC interpreter. Kids had magazines with programs on source code, and many of those kids probably learned something useful, besides just paying games. Nowadays devices rarely come with any language interpreter at all (batch?). Linux does, but you're probably an advanced user and already introduced in the CS universe. I don't much see probable that a kid with a pc or mobile device steps on a programming language by chance.
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And aren't they afraid of being sued by Google? Who actually has a preexistence competitive product with a similar name?
What if LibreOffice were renamed to "OneOffice", wouldn't Microsoft lawyers have a party?
I think the real goal would be to have all vehicles self-drive; then they can be coordinated to interlace at intersections, removing the need for stop lights and saving a ton of fuel!
However there are people that don't have cars and need to walk. Will the car overlords consider allowing us mere pedestrians to cross the street?
Yes, but only for Japanese, Chinese, Korean and any other vertical writing language.
It's Pinky and the Thumb!
construct a Nuclear power plant next to it, it can't be that bad.
Right, if you could just apt-get it from the built in package management software. That'd be great..
Or you can just park it yourself.
I use the hangouts app and it doesn't allow me to send pictures because I don't have a google plus account.
I wouldn't be suprised if the Voice features were restricted as well.
Not sure about the mechanics, But they have the best doctors.
Couldn't you untangled that before the interview?
I think it'd be adding fuel to the fire.
Lawyers would be the only benefited by that, but it's always nice to see the bully beaten at his own game.
That's because she's speaking English.
Unsurprisingly Vulcan tech is ahead of our time.
Time for crowd founded lawsuits?
What the fuck is WTF?
I would suggest that the only constitutionally protected reason for a civilian to own a gun should be to be capable of mounting a militia that could defend against a corrupt government. That would clearly include guns like an AK.
The right to bear arms in my opinion has nothing to do with hunting and target shooting...
Yeah!, why bother voting?.
Died of cyanide poisoning.
It won't allow data leakage including copy and paste between Secure Work Space and the rest of the device.
So, it's not a bug. It's a feature!
Because JSTOR wasn't bad enough!
Some Realforce keyboards have variable weight on some keys, for instance 35g for the keys under the pinkies and 45g on the rest.
Has anyone tried it on Debian and other distros beside Ubuntu?
please post you experiences.
Thinking about the computers on the 80s. Computers at that era booted right into BASIC interpreter.
Kids had magazines with programs on source code, and many of those kids probably learned something useful, besides just paying games.
Nowadays devices rarely come with any language interpreter at all (batch?).
Linux does, but you're probably an advanced user and already introduced in the CS universe.
I don't much see probable that a kid with a pc or mobile device steps on a programming language by chance.
If you handed me one in 1980, I would have believed you were a time traveler or an alien.
And you would have been right about the first thing.
I don't know the GP about the second thing, though.
Yes, a keyboard for real programmers