Some sort of keyboard/display arrangement, and emacs on the ipod.
But what sort of music would be suitable for the RMS ad campaign? The Residents?
They have eyes, you know.;)
...embarrassment of web tools...
I don't know about list hits on Gmane and usenet, but my SWAG says comp.lang.python is about twice as lively as comp.lang.c++.moderated.
I think that newsgroup postings, projects on sourceforge, and jobs on monster could probably give a less qualitative response...
Now, this asymptote you approach: are you by chance (or design) targeting Parrot for the Arc?
I'd say both love power, and hate that which sets itself between them and power.
Conversely, watch them cuddle up to the 'hated' constituency when pragmatic.
Request you elaborate on how you differentiate between the Demmicans and the Republocrats. I seem to have become confused, but it's all awash in ambiguity. The Republocrats, IIUC, are a small group of rich people picking the public pocket (PPP) using the 'Security' blanket. The Demmicans, conversely, are a small group of rich people PPP under the aegis of 'Progress', or some socialist pap currently choking the life out of (non-Muslim) Europe. The question is, can you mix integrity and politics?
Groove is an excellent (as of a demo I saw a couple of years ago) integration of pretty much all your collaboration tools.
Think/. and MS Office, throw in IM, and server storage, and make it work well on crap hardware.
It's the kind of turn-key integration that will take quite a while longer to realize using FOSS.
Truly, the pieces are all there, but getting them all to work as smoothly is non-trivial.
No, Martha was a marketing ploy.
Considerably more tasteful than Michael Jackass.
Sounds as if Mr. Scwhartz committed the unforgivable sin of irritating a shark.
Verily, wondered I: what could be done, foreasmuch as to render the King James Version less legible? Foresooth, thy sig hath shown me the way.:)
</offtopic>
Yeah, Windows XP, Nervous Pack 2, certainly has made things more easy.
I really enjoy the struggle to use the superior 11g management interface provided by the hardware vendor.
The thorough explanation of how to use the firewall was only exceeded by the clear discussion of administrator vs. limited accounts, and the reasonable management thereof.
The side effects on my legacy drivers are a joy. I dig the way my HP wireless printer causes my shutdown to hang, because Doze can't seem to kill the driver process. Not necessarily Redmond's fault, but WTF do I do?
I won't mention the annoying thought-bubbles flatulently escaping the system tray, except to throw out a WTF in the case where, as Admin, it offers to de-clutter my desktop, then throws an error for being unable to delete the unused icons.
</mild sarcasm> Summary:
In its attempts to grow a reasonably secure operating system, Redmond really needs to offer the user some Dummy-esque tutorials, and communicate
the pertinent system blocks
use-cases for them
In fairness, with some digging, I did bookmark something security-related on the Microsoft site, but a) I haven't had time yet to delve into it, and b) With the firewall (maybe) randomly borking my 11g connection, I'd prefer a tutorial to be installed with the next Nervous pack.
Keeping this vaguely on topic, the declining usability of Windows is a strong encouragement to pursue additional perspective, and my Gentoo partition (admittedly as challenging to nail down--what do I emerge to run an.avi through alsa?) get's sexier by the sync...
Congress is the only one around here who gets to pass laws in the hypocritical fashion, e.g. labor laws.
You're not trying to imply Google is leveraging itself into the government, are you? That's ++L++R territory!
Who believes these 'leaks' anymore? Or is 'leak' just a fig leaf to cover over the fact that good advertising may conflict with some of the copyrights and legalese?
Evidence?
No, but, having spent some time in the Navy, my 'gut feeling' when it comes to bringing non-trivial hardware out of mothballs is: good luck.
Now, granted, the Russian technology has the sweetly under-engineered simplicity of Lisp going for it, so the timeframe for getting ye olde roquet ready for launch may be shorter. But you've also got to worry that a lot of critical parts were thugged to buy vodka, too.
Right, but it would still be cool to show that Linux usage growth outpaces market growth.
For example, I have too many requirements (mostly in the driver department) that force me to boot XP, for all the blessed simplicity of emacs and ion on the gentoo partition are certainly preferable.
Slashdot Mirror
Mod parent up!
XML may make sense when you're force to temporarily 'shim' two things together, but it puts the 'k' in kluge.
Some sort of keyboard/display arrangement, and emacs on the ipod. ;)
But what sort of music would be suitable for the RMS ad campaign? The Residents?
They have eyes, you know.
In the long term, we're all dead. Anxiety is passe.
I think you can say their choice of path separator character was an
a:\rguably
b:\ad
c:\all
your financial tree falls in the forest,
and you're too broke to hear it
did the money really exist?
Dude, your interrogative reeks of the ecological fallacy
Frag deine frage.
Here.
(Disclaimer: I really like Python)
C++ via Boost::Python
Emacs via PyMacs
PostgreSQL via Pl/Python
...embarrassment of web tools...
I don't know about list hits on Gmane and usenet, but my SWAG says comp.lang.python is about twice as lively as comp.lang.c++.moderated.
I think that newsgroup postings, projects on sourceforge, and jobs on monster could probably give a less qualitative response...
Now, this asymptote you approach: are you by chance (or design) targeting Parrot for the Arc?
Are you going to the LINKS meeting to pitch Arc?
One wonders, with the hint of a tease, whether you'll get it done before Perl6 or C++0x...
I'd say both love power, and hate that which sets itself between them and power.
Conversely, watch them cuddle up to the 'hated' constituency when pragmatic.
Request you elaborate on how you differentiate between the Demmicans and the Republocrats.
I seem to have become confused, but it's all awash in ambiguity.
The Republocrats, IIUC, are a small group of rich people picking the public pocket (PPP) using the 'Security' blanket.
The Demmicans, conversely, are a small group of rich people PPP under the aegis of 'Progress', or some socialist pap currently choking the life out of (non-Muslim) Europe.
The question is, can you mix integrity and politics?
Groove is an excellent (as of a demo I saw a couple of years ago) integration of pretty much all your collaboration tools. /. and MS Office, throw in IM, and server storage, and make it work well on crap hardware.
Think
It's the kind of turn-key integration that will take quite a while longer to realize using FOSS.
Truly, the pieces are all there, but getting them all to work as smoothly is non-trivial.
Mailman
No, Martha was a marketing ploy.
Considerably more tasteful than Michael Jackass.
Sounds as if Mr. Scwhartz committed the unforgivable sin of irritating a shark.
Verily, wondered I: what could be done, foreasmuch as to render the King James Version less legible?
Foresooth, thy sig hath shown me the way.
</offtopic>
Yeah, Windows XP, Nervous Pack 2, certainly has made things more easy.
I really enjoy the struggle to use the superior 11g management interface provided by the hardware vendor.
The thorough explanation of how to use the firewall was only exceeded by the clear discussion of administrator vs. limited accounts, and the reasonable management thereof.
The side effects on my legacy drivers are a joy. I dig the way my HP wireless printer causes my shutdown to hang, because Doze can't seem to kill the driver process. Not necessarily Redmond's fault, but WTF do I do?
I won't mention the annoying thought-bubbles flatulently escaping the system tray, except to throw out a WTF in the case where, as Admin, it offers to de-clutter my desktop, then throws an error for being unable to delete the unused icons.
</mild sarcasm>
Summary:
In its attempts to grow a reasonably secure operating system, Redmond really needs to offer the user some Dummy-esque tutorials, and communicate
the pertinent system blocks
use-cases for them .avi through alsa?) get's sexier by the sync...
In fairness, with some digging, I did bookmark something security-related on the Microsoft site, but a) I haven't had time yet to delve into it, and b) With the firewall (maybe) randomly borking my 11g connection, I'd prefer a tutorial to be installed with the next Nervous pack.
Keeping this vaguely on topic, the declining usability of Windows is a strong encouragement to pursue additional perspective, and my Gentoo partition (admittedly as challenging to nail down--what do I emerge to run an
Dude: the deadline!
Are you here to ship code, or are you living in some rose-colored academic glass house?
</tongue in cheek>
Congress is the only one around here who gets to pass laws in the hypocritical fashion, e.g. labor laws.
You're not trying to imply Google is leveraging itself into the government, are you? That's ++L++R territory!
The really interesting technology to watch is that space elevator.
cage match
Who believes these 'leaks' anymore?
Or is 'leak' just a fig leaf to cover over the fact that good advertising may conflict with some of the copyrights and legalese?
Evidence?
No, but, having spent some time in the Navy, my 'gut feeling' when it comes to bringing non-trivial hardware out of mothballs is: good luck.
Now, granted, the Russian technology has the sweetly under-engineered simplicity of Lisp going for it, so the timeframe for getting ye olde roquet ready for launch may be shorter. But you've also got to worry that a lot of critical parts were thugged to buy vodka, too.
Right, but it would still be cool to show that Linux usage growth outpaces market growth.
For example, I have too many requirements (mostly in the driver department) that force me to boot XP, for all the blessed simplicity of emacs and ion on the gentoo partition are certainly preferable.
Yeah, but it was really small, a micro-soft kill, if you will...
Are you sure?