I agree that spending is better for the encomomy than hording.
As far as blackmarket money is concerned, the drug dealers, who most likely don't pay income tax, would at least be taxed when they spend their money on legal things like food, clothes, etc.
If we legalized street drugs, then it *would* be possible to charge sales tax on that bag of heroin/coke/meth/marijuana/e/whatever. So make the illegal money legal.
un/employment rates are nice and all but it's better to get a break down of what kind and quality of jobs are making the unemployment rate fall. Is it something that contributes to a solid middle class or is it flipping burgers at your local freeway intersection?
The way to win is to not to punish microsoft but to contribute your time and effort (as much as possible) to promoting the only real rival to microsofts power. Give each new person that gets shafted by the softies a real alternative and the situation will quickly change.
Well, in a general sense a C program and a legal document are similar. You define terms at the begining and then use those terms to do something. A bug is a loophole...
And it is not 100 percent true either. If my state government cuts my department's buget, they sure as hell will lay me off. I get to do nice things like "bump" my way into other departments in the state (depending on my seniority and willlingness to relocate).
I tried explaining for a while, but have now given up.
My dad keeps calling Mozilla/Fire* Google because google is the homepage i set for him. Also most people I come into contact with that are over 40 barely understand the words "web browser", let alone that there are alternatives to the one that came with their computer.
Just because it works doesn't mean it's a cool or interesting lifestyle. If you derive satisfaction from money, great, but then you better hope the gravy train keeps rolling...
This is what the AC asked. Isnt Itanium a x86-64-bit processor?
And this was my response. No, It is a new arch (Intel Architexture, IA64) - That's one of the big deals about the AMD 64 bit chip, it is x86 compatible.
How is that any different then the following? or from what you wrote: Itanium is intels chip. clawhammer/sledgehammer is amd's
Itanium is not a x86-64bit processor and it is not compatible with IA32/x86. This is what makes AMD's chip a potentially big deal in the desktop market.
God, I hope this makes sense, otherwise I must be b0rked.;)
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You could move here.
I agree that spending is better for the encomomy than hording.
As far as blackmarket money is concerned, the drug dealers, who most likely don't pay income tax, would at least be taxed when they spend their money on legal things like food, clothes, etc.
If we legalized street drugs, then it *would* be possible to charge sales tax on that bag of heroin/coke/meth/marijuana/e/whatever. So make the illegal money legal.
un/employment rates are nice and all but it's better to get a break down of what kind and quality of jobs are making the unemployment rate fall. Is it something that contributes to a solid middle class or is it flipping burgers at your local freeway intersection?
You can't rue the day if the day hasn't happened yet.
The way to win is to not to punish microsoft but to contribute your time and effort (as much as possible) to promoting the only real rival to microsofts power. Give each new person that gets shafted by the softies a real alternative and the situation will quickly change.
Well, in a general sense a C program and a legal document are similar. You define terms at the begining and then use those terms to do something. A bug is a loophole...
And it is not 100 percent true either. If my state government cuts my department's buget, they sure as hell will lay me off. I get to do nice things like "bump" my way into other departments in the state (depending on my seniority and willlingness to relocate).
mind pointing my way to the first movie version of Chicago? I saw it on broadway and wouldn't mind seeing another take on a translation to the screen.
Say that to yourself the next time you get in your car
Macomb county is not some podunk area, it is part of metro Detroit
By covering the camera lens!
I tried explaining for a while, but have now given up.
My dad keeps calling Mozilla/Fire* Google because google is the homepage i set for him. Also most people I come into contact with that are over 40 barely understand the words "web browser", let alone that there are alternatives to the one that came with their computer.
Quite amazing.
I'm running gnome 2.5x and I disabled this from the Desktop Prefs menu item "Menus & Toolbars". Hope this works for you too.
I am an American
Wow. Not from the US though? I hope the babelfish translation improves to.
Where is the Ford Escort?
;P
In my driveway with 140,000 miles on it.
shouldn't your nick be RevolNatas? ;)
Couldn't you just log in as root and then su to the user you want?
I've never seriously used osx so I don't know if it's even possible to log in without starting a windowing system.
yeah I read that afterward. I am not a osX user either, but I knew what he was getting at.
However, sometimes the apps are still running even though they have no active windows
Will expose show anything for this use case?
Surely this meant a Structured Query Language server, as in the language not the brand.
Come again?
...dosemu at that point could even a screen mode higher than plain text reliably.
I knew that was coming! :P
Can I patch kernel 2.6 with FreeBSD?
Just because it works doesn't mean it's a cool or interesting lifestyle. If you derive satisfaction from money, great, but then you better hope the gravy train keeps rolling...
You are correct, however, let me clarify.
This is what the AC asked.
Isnt Itanium a x86-64-bit processor?
And this was my response.
No, It is a new arch (Intel Architexture, IA64) - That's one of the big deals about the AMD 64 bit chip, it is x86 compatible.
How is that any different then the following? or from what you wrote:
Itanium is intels chip. clawhammer/sledgehammer is amd's
Itanium is not a x86-64bit processor and it is not compatible with IA32/x86. This is what makes AMD's chip a potentially big deal in the desktop market.
God, I hope this makes sense, otherwise I must be b0rked.;)