If I weren't so hard-of-hearing, and getting married in a month, and had the right technical skills, I'd go down there.
There's been what, two contractors killed/kidnapped? Out of how many thousands that are there? Those are pretty good odds. I face greater odds of death driving to work each day.
"Chris has been working with and around Open Source and Linux technology since 1997. He initiated the Open Source Review Board in 1997 to help Novell migrate services to Linux."
People who work for Microsoft depend on Microsoft for salary. They work there full-time. Relatively few people are able to work on Linux stuff full-time without someone sponsoring them, and wouldn't be able to work on projects unless they got paid for them.
It's like how they can ask a few thousand people at exit polls who they voted for, and then predict the outcome of the election in a state of a couple dozen million people.
They have a lot of complex information to store inside a Word XML file. Complex information leads to a complex schema. Did your version of a 'good' XML file include version numbers, authors, previous authors, styles, number of paragraphs, number of lines, default fonts, company information, etc.? Did it have support for tracking multiple changes in the document by multiple authors?
I think that you're complaining because there wasn't line breaks in the file or something, affecting human readability.
No. The bottom 80 percent makes half the money. The top 20 percent makes the other half of the money. Your post was more confusing than the author's statement.
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Heh. Any evidence that are are "bad, bad, bad" for you, if used properly?
Steroids are perfectly healthy, if used properly.
Amazing that a couple prison guards can be "the Americans".
That's like saying that the muslims are flying airplanes into our buildings.
Get a life.
If I weren't so hard-of-hearing, and getting married in a month, and had the right technical skills, I'd go down there.
There's been what, two contractors killed/kidnapped? Out of how many thousands that are there? Those are pretty good odds. I face greater odds of death driving to work each day.
Their internet connection was not down. Why would they say that?
Al-Gore-izzles, tru dat.
old computers + internet + linux = cheap learning.
The more educated you are, the more likely you are to have a higher quality of living.
That's one example anyways.
Now starting at a little over $60k programming at a place in the Seattle area. I have more experience than the average college grad though.
LED? You spelled 'damn kids' wrong.
cleartype fonts? You mean sub-pixel hinting? That's been available for a long time.
Microsoft has nothing to do with Paul Allen giving money.
We are sending messages. You know radio signals? Those don't just stop at your radio. They keep going.
They're not exactly new to the OSS movement.
From Chris' bio:
"Chris has been working with and around Open Source and Linux technology since 1997. He initiated the Open Source Review Board in 1997 to help Novell migrate services to Linux."
Outsourced games.. ewww.
You come across Wumpus!
What you do?
> Shoot Wumpus
Wumpus die.
Not for the 2.0 series, moron.
It's not available for download. Only purchase.
Settling lawsuits by buying stock in other companies is not insider trading.
Buying stock while knowing that buying stock in the company will increase the stock price 10 fold is, however, inside trading.
Reading comphrension, not just for breakfast anymore.
That's one of the dumber things I've read today.
People who work for Microsoft depend on Microsoft for salary. They work there full-time. Relatively few people are able to work on Linux stuff full-time without someone sponsoring them, and wouldn't be able to work on projects unless they got paid for them.
A mirror would be nice...
cuz you want to leave room for when Arnold RAMS HIS FIST INTO YOUR STOMAHK!
Statistics.
It's like how they can ask a few thousand people at exit polls who they voted for, and then predict the outcome of the election in a state of a couple dozen million people.
They have a lot of complex information to store inside a Word XML file. Complex information leads to a complex schema. Did your version of a 'good' XML file include version numbers, authors, previous authors, styles, number of paragraphs, number of lines, default fonts, company information, etc.? Did it have support for tracking multiple changes in the document by multiple authors?
I think that you're complaining because there wasn't line breaks in the file or something, affecting human readability.
Come on, this is basic Economics 101.
The post you replied to wasn't replying to you. Look again.
No. The bottom 80 percent makes half the money. The top 20 percent makes the other half of the money. Your post was more confusing than the author's statement.
Does this mean that I can smoke coke off of coke bills in twenty years?