You obviously know nothing at all about repairing machinery. Mechanics still must have a good understanding of how the systems that they are repairing work. Otherwise they would have no hope of figuring out what the problem was.
You may not see a problem, but I do. I'd rather be judged on my own actions, not by the actions of others with the same age, gender, etc. You'll feel different when it happens to you.
They can't stop you *that* easily. All you have to do is run those services on non-standard ports. Most clients can be easily configured to use them. In the case of HTTP and FTP they can be included directly into to URL. For example: http://foo.dsl.bar.com:3000 ftp://foo.dsl.bar.com:3001 Other services can use non-standard ports, but are harder for the user to configure. For HTTP and FTP a URL could make this tranparent, without ever having to know what a port was.
AMD already has knocked Intel down. Their products may be somewhat slower than Intel's, but that does not make them a failure. They have successfully pushed Intel to lowering prices and making newer and better products. Without this competition Intel would be charging more for slower CPU's. Whether AMD topples Intel or not is pointless, simply replacing one (possibly evil) empire with another one accomplishes nothing. By having a good competitive balance as we have now the consumers are the real winners. AMD needs to start making money, so this competitive process can continue, rather than destroy Intel.
Applications with Java? Sure. A desktop environment with Java? No. Java could be used for commercial applications on Linux, but a desktop would be a bad idea. This would be controversial due to licensing like Qt is. We wouldn't want to be totally dependant on Sun for what could be eventually condsidered a core component for a Linux system to function.
Any good mail clients for Linux
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CDE vs Gnome
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http://www.ishmail.com
You might try this one. It's downloadable with a 30-day evaluation license.
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The most cynical bill titles end in "for the children", since who can vote for a bill about children? If it's for children it must be good.
I see your points.
Legacy was the same for me. After a certain point in the book I couldn't put down until I finished it. Super, super action.
>Mote In God's Eye and Legacy of the Heorot have some of the best moments of "revelation" in science fiction.
Would you mind elaborating on what specifically was the revelation? I greatly enjoyed both these books, but never felt like that.
The scantily clad girls are probably company employees enticing the losers who use this service to throw their money away.
You're popular at your office, aren't you? Arrogant bastard.
You obviously know nothing at all about repairing machinery. Mechanics still must have a good understanding of how the systems that they are repairing work. Otherwise they would have no hope of figuring out what the problem was.
You may not see a problem, but I do. I'd rather be judged on my own actions, not by the actions of others with the same age, gender, etc. You'll feel different when it happens to you.
Also, what yacht builders got wiped out? That's
news to me. I recall plenty of doom-and-gloom
predictions, but rich folk continued to indulge.
The rich avoided paying the luxury tax by buying
Italian-made yachts in Italy. This hurt U.S.
yacht manufacturers and cost U.S. jobs.
GW
WWWOFFLE offers the functionality and control you desire, and much more. Try it out, it's worth the effort.
http://www.gedanken.demon.co.uk/wwwoffle/
Try this:/ wterm-6.2.6-3.i386.html
http://rpmfind.net/linux/RPM/contrib/libc6/i386
Works (for me) on RH5.2 and RH6.
They can't stop you *that* easily. All you have
to do is run those services on non-standard ports.
Most clients can be easily configured to use them.
In the case of HTTP and FTP they can be included
directly into to URL. For example:
http://foo.dsl.bar.com:3000
ftp://foo.dsl.bar.com:3001
Other services can use non-standard ports, but
are harder for the user to configure. For HTTP
and FTP a URL could make this tranparent, without
ever having to know what a port was.
AMD already has knocked Intel down. Their products may be somewhat slower than Intel's, but that does not make them a failure. They have successfully pushed Intel to lowering prices and making newer and better products. Without this competition Intel would be charging more for slower CPU's. Whether AMD topples Intel or not is pointless, simply replacing one (possibly evil) empire with another one accomplishes nothing. By having a good competitive balance as we have now the consumers are the real winners. AMD needs to start making money, so this competitive process can continue, rather than destroy Intel.
Applications with Java? Sure. A desktop environment with Java? No. Java could be
used for commercial applications on Linux,
but a desktop would be a bad idea. This would
be controversial due to licensing like Qt is.
We wouldn't want to be totally dependant on
Sun for what could be eventually condsidered
a core component for a Linux system to function.
http://www.ishmail.com
You might try this one. It's downloadable
with a 30-day evaluation license.