"Also, the Constitution Party's decidedly Christian stance on morality is troubling to many Secularists and non-Christians even though they do not advocate the dictation of morality at a national level but merely support states in deciding what is abhorrent behavior in the social context."
Why the hell should the STATE have any more say in determining 'abhorrent behavior in the social context' than the Federal Government?
AAAAAuuuuuugggggghhhhhh! That EVIL EVIL centris case.
They put the power switch right where the flopy eject button would go. Since this was sold as a Mac/DOS hybrid in lots of places *lots* of people learned quickly that Macs crashed when you ejected floppies;-)
Oppenheimer never 'reveled in the thrills' of working on the Manhattan project.
Moreover, he never said 'how bad nukes were' What he said (and what got him in hot water, thanks to that maniac Teller) was that we did not need to go on and develop the Super (aka the hydrogen bomb) because this was the unecessary step into an arms race.
Nah, the qualifiers are more like "Steve Jobs, reeking of crack smoke, will come out on stage cackling insanely, announce a $499 Mac and then strip naked and do his Steve Ballmer 'Developers Developers Developers' imitation.
Except you're gonna need a looong extension cord. The Four Corners monument is quite a ways from an outlet, or a phone line.
Of course, since the actual four corners is a brass circle with a cross on it marking the actual point, I suppose you could connect a cellular-enabled laptop right on top.
Q qould be in Utah. Z in Arizona, Delete in Colorado and well,./ would be in New Mexico with the rest of the loons...
"Next you'll tell me that there are still people reading Byte!"
Alas, Byte is long long gone.
CMP swallowed it up, then trashed it and offered me 6 months of "Windows Magazine" or something equally useless to me in return for my remaining subscription.
Ah, but Byte went downhill after they dropped Circuit Cellar, anyway.
Subscribed to the big CompShop back in the day, too...
None of this crap targets Macs, or Mac browsers, so it's entirely possible that they haven't even noticed how much of a problem it is, or ever heard of the company.
The only reason I ever notice spyware is when I have to clean it out of yet another luser's system.
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You're replacing your trackpad with a mouse, with a TRACKPAD on it!
Next stop, a tiny mouse that you maneuver around on the trackpad of the mouse....
Dude, it still only runs Windows or Linux.
Any way you look at it it's a step down. Running crap faster does not make crap more useful or palatable
Because they want to get as much science done as long as the rover is operational.
As it is, they're operating on 'free' time; the rovers were only expected to be at full operational capacity for 90 days...
Of which something like 99.99% is industrial grade, destined for drill bits and other machine tools.
Trust me, she would not appreciate a muddy brown inclusion-ridden pebble in her ring.
Because DeBeers doesn't own them.
"Also, the Constitution Party's decidedly Christian stance on morality is troubling to many Secularists and non-Christians even though they do not advocate the dictation of morality at a national level but merely support states in deciding what is abhorrent behavior in the social context."
Why the hell should the STATE have any more say in determining 'abhorrent behavior in the social context' than the Federal Government?
If you want to stem the viral tide as net citizen *stop* forwarding the damn viruses.
No one make a virus that affects me. Besides, the mail server is the point that viruses should be stopped at.
AAAAAuuuuuugggggghhhhhh! That EVIL EVIL centris case.
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They put the power switch right where the flopy eject button would go. Since this was sold as a Mac/DOS hybrid in lots of places *lots* of people learned quickly that Macs crashed when you ejected floppies
You would be a lot better off getting an LC case instead, smaller, just as expandable. http://www.greenpeanut.com/galleries/electronics/
It'll take a little more Dremel-fu to set up the slotload optical drive to work properly, though.
Oppenheimer never 'reveled in the thrills' of working on the Manhattan project.
Moreover, he never said 'how bad nukes were' What he said (and what got him in hot water, thanks to that maniac Teller) was that we did not need to go on and develop the Super (aka the hydrogen bomb) because this was the unecessary step into an arms race.
Of the risks of what?
Contracting myocarditis, which they can't say how she got, where she got, and which little or nothing can be done for?
how s her example supposed to help, other than illustrate that horrible things can happen to people without warning.
I'm sorry for her, but her case is just not the norm.
The vast majority of heart disease in this country is brought on by a sedentary lifestyle, poor diet and smoking.
All three of these factors are readily curable without the intervention of a health organization, pricey pharmaceuticals or endless doctors visits.
Well, then you need Velociraptography.
Your stegograph will just stop to nibble on the houseplants...
Only the original Apple ][ and ][+ used the brackets.
//e, //c and //gs.
All the rest of the Apple 2 line used the two slashes:
$20 CDN? Jeez Louise the exchange rate is bad right now! A simple froogle search found 'em for $2.49 US apiece a few days back...
Nah, the qualifiers are more like "Steve Jobs, reeking of crack smoke, will come out on stage cackling insanely, announce a $499 Mac and then strip naked and do his Steve Ballmer 'Developers Developers Developers' imitation.
It's about as likely...
Not quite. The Mac OS was PPC-only from V 8.5 on.
It was v 7.something ("the craptacular years") where you had the hybrid systems dependent on the 68K emulation.
Which, btw, gave them a huge leg up on the Classic vm. They'd done it before, to accomodate 68K aps on PPC chips.
Except you're gonna need a looong extension cord. The Four Corners monument is quite a ways from an outlet, or a phone line.
./ would be in New Mexico with the rest of the loons...
Of course, since the actual four corners is a brass circle with a cross on it marking the actual point, I suppose you could connect a cellular-enabled laptop right on top.
Q qould be in Utah. Z in Arizona, Delete in Colorado and well,
You're supposed to use the little microwatt pointers, not the 33 megawatt "Acme Planetary Defense" models, silly...
Samba doesn't preserve resource forks, netatalk does, so it really depends on what you're storing.
Nah, they'll likely just think "Oh, there's another bunch of laid off workers whose jobs got outsourced."
DAMN! DON'T do that while I'm eating lunch! Now there's blueberry pie all over the monitor...
So long as it's a laserwriter II or better; OS X doesn't support the original Laserwriter or Laserwriter Plus.
"Next you'll tell me that there are still people reading Byte!"
Alas, Byte is long long gone.
CMP swallowed it up, then trashed it and offered me 6 months of "Windows Magazine" or something equally useless to me in return for my remaining subscription.
Ah, but Byte went downhill after they dropped Circuit Cellar, anyway.
Subscribed to the big CompShop back in the day, too...
Well, yes, as a matter of fact : http://www.40hz.org/MADNewton/
Precisely.
In news reporting it's known as the "Enquirer Effect"
The National Enquirer, Matt Drudge, or Faux News reports some half-baked erroneous bullshit.
The 'legitimate' news organizations pick it up and report it from there.
A week later it's common knowledge and accepted as absolute fact that Al Gore said he "invented the Internet."
After all, it's quoted in all those news stories, isn't it?
Because Apple "eats their own dog food"?
None of this crap targets Macs, or Mac browsers, so it's entirely possible that they haven't even noticed how much of a problem it is, or ever heard of the company.
The only reason I ever notice spyware is when I have to clean it out of yet another luser's system.
Spyware Schmyware. I use Firefox on OS X.
Problem solved.