Monopoly teaches good money management otherwise you go bankrupt. Neopets is just teaching kids to "PLAY OUR GAMES NOW OR YOUR PET WILL DIE" to help along the addiction.
Dunno if this is even slightly relavent at all but this is from one of the other people doing Prempt things with the kernel.
finally, i went for correctness primarily, not latencies. I checked
out the MontaVista patches and they categorize roughly 30 spinlocks
as the ones that are necessary to be 'raw'. Unfortunately this is
inadequate, my patch excludes 90 such locks and it's still probably
not a 100% correct conversion. The core kernel needs changes in the
locking infrastructure to get rid of most of the these 90 non-mutex
locks.
The Internet is exempt from a ban on the use of corporate money for radio and TV ads targeting federal candidates close to elections, part of the new campaign finance law that took effect this election cycle.
Unless you're getting paid by some corporation to put up banner ads then no, you're just jim dandy fine.
I'm saying surely these kids can differientate. They're complaining about 'not being represented' and one of Kerry's points on the abortion issue is "Oh well I'm Catholic so blah blah blah, but since I'm a Democrat blah blah blah" I'm not arguing that one is not a subset of the other, but I felt that surely they could recognize that he is Catholic. Further more here's a nice quote from the Vatican itself: "Churches such as the Church of England, where the apostolic succession of bishops from the time of St. Peter is disputed by Rome, and churches without bishops, are not considered 'proper' churches. They suffer from 'defects.'"
So (according to the pope since this was published with his permission) if you're Christian but not Catholic, you're defective.
The Bush administration has made a big deal of President Bush's Christian faith. Democratic candidate John Kerry is also a Christian.
Erm, no for some reason I have the feeling he's Catholic. *please* dont tell me this was the best question from that age-group other wise it's not *this* election to worry about, it's the one a few years down the road.
U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly in Washington ordered the FEC to rewrite 15 rules, including regulations exempting Internet ads from the 2002 campaign finance law. The law bars outside groups from coordinating television and radio advertisements with candidates.
The court ruled that political advertisements on the Internet weren't exempt from a 2002 law that required them to be financed with federally regulated funds.
They're talking about regulating the ads used by the different campaigns and them working with groups like 509's.
Well consider the following, Immeadiately following the Protest Warrior Hack somebody posted that list to an IndyMedia server. That list stayed up for Three Unmolested Days. Whereas any other controverial (to the Left) information was deleted in Five Minutes. 3 Days versus 5 Minutes. That doesn't look very good in my eyes as for the partiality of IMC.
Of course! Paying $8 to see a movie once but paying $20 for something you can listen to for a long time is just wrong and overpriced. I mean come on! Isn't that obvious.
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Jacqui Adams, 22, and Anita Esposito, 19, are just two of the thousands of adults hooked on the Neopet games.
That's a good stretch to call those two 'Adults', even though yes they're over 18 and considered adults in the legal sense in most places.
Monopoly teaches good money management otherwise you go bankrupt. Neopets is just teaching kids to "PLAY OUR GAMES NOW OR YOUR PET WILL DIE" to help along the addiction.
Dunno if this is even slightly relavent at all but this is from one of the other people doing Prempt things with the kernel.
finally, i went for correctness primarily, not latencies. I checked
out the MontaVista patches and they categorize roughly 30 spinlocks
as the ones that are necessary to be 'raw'. Unfortunately this is
inadequate, my patch excludes 90 such locks and it's still probably
not a 100% correct conversion. The core kernel needs changes in the
locking infrastructure to get rid of most of the these 90 non-mutex
locks.
Erm . . no they're not.
The Internet is exempt from a ban on the use of corporate money for radio and TV ads targeting federal candidates close to elections, part of the new campaign finance law that took effect this election cycle.
Unless you're getting paid by some corporation to put up banner ads then no, you're just jim dandy fine.
Actually, if you're not Catholic but you are Christian, you're still 'defective' say soeth the pope
I'm saying surely these kids can differientate. They're complaining about 'not being represented' and one of Kerry's points on the abortion issue is
"Oh well I'm Catholic so blah blah blah, but since I'm a Democrat blah blah blah" I'm not arguing that one is not a subset of the other, but I felt that surely they could recognize that he is Catholic. Further more here's a nice quote from the Vatican itself:
"Churches such as the Church of England, where the apostolic succession of bishops from the time of St. Peter is disputed by Rome, and churches without bishops, are not considered 'proper' churches. They suffer from 'defects.'"
So (according to the pope since this was published with his permission) if you're Christian but not Catholic, you're defective.
linkeh
The Bush administration has made a big deal of President Bush's Christian faith. Democratic candidate John Kerry is also a Christian.
Erm, no for some reason I have the feeling he's Catholic. *please* dont tell me this was the best question from that age-group other wise it's not *this* election to worry about, it's the one a few years down the road.
They're talking about regulating the ads used by the different campaigns and them working with groups like 509's.
Hardly a "OMG MY RIGHTS" issue.
Oops fixed link.
Well let's slashdot Coral Cache too!
Official website for the UK: http://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/ [tvlicensing.co.uk]
Read up at the beginning. Jesus.
I was meaning misleading to the majority of slashdot readers who think they'll be able to pickup like 10-20 for $3 and make a cluster of something.
Priced as low as $3 apiece in quantities of 10,000
That's a bit different then a flat $3 rate.
Now they're both mysteriously restricted to general viewing.
Well consider the following, Immeadiately following the Protest Warrior Hack somebody posted that list to an IndyMedia server. That list stayed up for Three Unmolested Days. Whereas any other controverial (to the Left) information was deleted in Five Minutes. 3 Days versus 5 Minutes. That doesn't look very good in my eyes as for the partiality of IMC.
Actually there is such a thing, it goes by the code name T.P.V, thats Total Perspective Vortex.
For it's starting molecules it uses a piece of fairy cake.
I say boycott slashdot until one of the following are met:
1) We get a Roland Piquepaille section.
2) Slashdot stops taking kickbacls
3) Slashdot distributes kickbacks to readers.
JOIN TODAY!
(Of course I'm being sarcastic with the boycotting, but this is getting ridiculous)
Hey . . didn't they try that on Jurrasic Park . . look where *that* got them.
but who were the three lucky pasengers that were required?
BTW, [myg0t]steelcap is my bitch.
but if Bill Gates says it too, it must be true:
*BSD is Dying! (And will have died in 10 years)
Just had to get that out of the way.
What do you mean nothing? YOu mean you're agreeing to a EULA for nothing? I mean don't EULA's usually come with *something* like say software?
If people can't punch 1 hold in a ballot, how the hell do you expect them to punch multiple holes . . . .
Of course! Paying $8 to see a movie once but paying $20 for something you can listen to for a long time is just wrong and overpriced. I mean come on! Isn't that obvious.
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What's so shameful about this is: file sharing is not going away
And people buying CD from artists under RIAA isn't either.