I think this a repulsive idea, I hope people will see that making these games is anti-socal, demoralizing and would severely degrade the public moral for supporting democracy.
Please don't expose our children to these games as they will be filled with lies, mudthrowing and other subhuman activities. Last they will promote fraud and abuse of power. We cannot let this ruin our society!!!
Please let our kids not play games in which they have to wage wars to win the next elections, lie to their own people, abuse their money and meanwhile take their jobs away. This is a slap in the face of democracy!
wellicht wil je lunar-linux (http://lunar-linux.org/) eens proberen en doet dat wat je wil... oh wait this is an EN spoken forum;^). Lunar is written in BASH and could possibly benefit from your knowledge as well. We're a small but very dedicated team making a helluva source distro. Cheers
other source distros (there's much more than gentoo!!!) are often even much faster than gentoo, like lunar for instance. to compare: http://distrowatch.org/source.php
This just gets to me... US judicial bodies, not a political party, a president, or something *commenting* on.eu trade regulations, which are much more open than.us ones. If they want to scare the.eu they are obviously stupid, but this just smells like Bush pushing his puppets to make clear that he and his troops will put.US companies first above everything, and they intend to smear other countries in favor of their home voters.
Vote democrat, 5.85 billion people in the world would do so if they could!!!
all mobile phones in europe have a removable SIM card that allows you to change your operator as easy as swapping the sim-card (which is basically a small chipcard).
Most new phones are locked and will only accept the operators' simcards, however it is common that after one or two years you can 'unlock' your phone either for free or for a small amount so any sim-card can be used in that phone. This will allow you to buy a pre-paid SIMcard in any country in europe and use it in your phone without any administrative changes needed.
however, as I've seen in the US none of the mobile phones actually have a removable SIMcard, therefore you are tied to your current operator... talk about monopolizing mobile phone markets? there ya go... you are unable to purchase a genuine european phone and use it in the US. protest at your local senator.
for a country that preemptively strikes into other countries it sure has a horrible reputation of security... Too bad it's yet again the normal people who are the victims of this patriotic system since they will yet another time have to wait longer for their visas.
No it doesn't, it insists on using 169.254.MS.BS ip addresses, especially when multiple wins servers or a lagging dhcp server is around, which goofs up everyone's networking. somehow M$ thought "ATIPA" was a good idea.... morons.
who gives a shit about US law? the US will continue to astound the world with these silly super-DMCA laws while the rest of the world gets at least a bit of value for their (insert local currency). We laugh, knowing that US law will never become world law.
If you're posting this from US soil you are whining. US coffee is weak except for some distant niches and even starbucks cannot even sell a good espresso (they cannot even make ristretto's in most shops). Last 2 weeks I was there I visited 20 assorted coffee shops only one shop came to a decent strength. Oh and coffee is *not* drunk from a paper cup!
Over on the other side of the pond where true espresso is made and drunk (Italy, France, Spain most commonly) people enjoy stiff coffee's that would know a yanks pants off. The netherlands is famous for having people drink US sized mugs of coffee filled with French style breakfast strongness coffee. Many italian visitors to our office in rotterdam complain about the coffee being absurdly strong (heck, I like it).
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I think this a repulsive idea, I hope people will see that making these games is anti-socal, demoralizing and would severely degrade the public moral for supporting democracy.
Please don't expose our children to these games as they will be filled with lies, mudthrowing and other subhuman activities. Last they will promote fraud and abuse of power. We cannot let this ruin our society!!!
Please let our kids not play games in which they have to wage wars to win the next elections, lie to their own people, abuse their money and meanwhile take their jobs away. This is a slap in the face of democracy!
wellicht wil je lunar-linux (http://lunar-linux.org/) eens proberen en doet dat wat je wil... oh wait this is an EN spoken forum
than just gentoo, try lunar (lunar-linux.org) or sourcemage or even rock linux... compare them at:
http://distrowatch.org/source.php
other source distros (there's much more than gentoo!!!) are often even much faster than gentoo, like lunar for instance. to compare: http://distrowatch.org/source.php
http://distrowatch.org/source.php
there's *much* more than just gentoo out there people!
http://lunar-linux.org/
the installer is maybe not friendly enough for you, but maybe it is.
as a side note, this feature is about to be finalized in lunar-linux : http://lunar-linux.org/.
Go check it out... there's much more than *just* ghettoo. Some of these:
http://distrowatch.org/source.php
are even better than ghettoo!!!
This just gets to me... US judicial bodies, not a political party, a president, or something *commenting* on
Vote democrat, 5.85 billion people in the world would do so if they could!!!
all mobile phones in europe have a removable SIM card that allows you to change your operator as easy as swapping the sim-card (which is basically a small chipcard).
Most new phones are locked and will only accept the operators' simcards, however it is common that after one or two years you can 'unlock' your phone either for free or for a small amount so any sim-card can be used in that phone. This will allow you to buy a pre-paid SIMcard in any country in europe and use it in your phone without any administrative changes needed.
however, as I've seen in the US none of the mobile phones actually have a removable SIMcard, therefore you are tied to your current operator... talk about monopolizing mobile phone markets? there ya go... you are unable to purchase a genuine european phone and use it in the US. protest at your local senator.
I've been searching for this for over a year now, and so far have come up with nothing. I'm afraid it's not around, but if it is, let me know
finally we recognize that the USPTO deserves to be trolled just as bad as they deserved to be treated like trolls. /me mods the uspto troll(0)
Only mozilla/netscape are truly cross-platform, and available to anyone for free. Don't let the choice be made for you!
but after the massacre's in Istanbul then?
Do we European get the US data too then ??????
for a country that preemptively strikes into other countries it sure has a horrible reputation of security... Too bad it's yet again the normal people who are the victims of this patriotic system since they will yet another time have to wait longer for their visas.
yanks, time again to write to your congressmen!
No it doesn't, it insists on using 169.254.MS.BS ip addresses, especially when multiple wins servers or a lagging dhcp server is around, which goofs up everyone's networking. somehow M$ thought "ATIPA" was a good idea.... morons.
by simply redirecting every search for "kazaa" to competing networks like morpheus, gnutella, opennap etc.
I wonder how fast they would drop their DMCA complaint
seriously, fuck them. hard please.
http://www.lunar-linux.org/
good luck getting it in other distro's.
who gives a shit about US law? the US will continue to astound the world with these silly super-DMCA laws while the rest of the world gets at least a bit of value for their (insert local currency). We laugh, knowing that US law will never become world law.
www.netcraft.com:
The site donotcall.gov is running Microsoft-IIS/5.0 on unknown.
nuff sed!
As the statement that Iraq has weapons of mass-destruction...
If you're posting this from US soil you are whining. US coffee is weak except for some distant niches and even starbucks cannot even sell a good espresso (they cannot even make ristretto's in most shops). Last 2 weeks I was there I visited 20 assorted coffee shops only one shop came to a decent strength. Oh and coffee is *not* drunk from a paper cup!
Over on the other side of the pond where true espresso is made and drunk (Italy, France, Spain most commonly) people enjoy stiff coffee's that would know a yanks pants off. The netherlands is famous for having people drink US sized mugs of coffee filled with French style breakfast strongness coffee. Many italian visitors to our office in rotterdam complain about the coffee being absurdly strong (heck, I like it).
err wait, you said you were from Europe?
I mean, what worth is scaleability inside one box when cluster building is so decent nowadays?
still in the kernel last time I looked!