I think the interface debate comes down to which you learned first. I began using GIMP before I'd even seen Photoshop and now, having used both, I much perfer GIMP's interface.
So to all the developers, keep up the GREAT work!!!
I admit I know little about the stock market and neither of these companies are profitable yet, but I still don't see how SIRI is overpriced when it seems closer to being profitable than XMSR. If SIRI is truly overpriced can anyone explain to me why?
I thought it was odd that they posted all those previews for 2.6 and post-release reviews for it, but when it was actually released there was no post. *shrug*
Jeez. You can't come up with anything to do with those? You realize that there was a whole world before GHz; a world many people still happily inhabit.
I would think that PCI bandwidth might be a bigger concern. Especially if combined with Fibre Channel or Serial ATA storage. I suppose PCI-X will help eliminate bandwidth issuses in the future.
They basically used a "slingshot" manuever to rocket this thing around the sun twice and use the sun's gravitational pull to fling Cassini toward Saturn.
Very dangerous thing to do with a rocket full of plutonium. Thank god it didn't blow up like the Columbia or Challenger shuttles.
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Curtail your sensitivity to your neighbor's vernacular. Priggish posturing does not a friend make.
Mod parent up!
I think the interface debate comes down to which you learned first. I began using GIMP before I'd even seen Photoshop and now, having used both, I much perfer GIMP's interface.
So to all the developers, keep up the GREAT work!!!
i hope you didn't actually need to chart that out...
Background checks. I've done contract work for DISA.
I think it was the terminal font that was ugly and not the program.
I've heard about this quite a bit. I must have been very lucky to still have a working 1st generation PS2.
In Atlanta I saw security personnel riding around on them. It was pretty comical to me, kinda Back-To-The-Futuresque.
I admit I know little about the stock market and neither of these companies are profitable yet, but I still don't see how SIRI is overpriced when it seems closer to being profitable than XMSR. If SIRI is truly overpriced can anyone explain to me why?
XMSR (XM) $ 28.98
SIRI (SIRIUS) $ 3.87
Which is overpriced?
Has anyone kept tabs of all the duplicates? Which editor has the worst track record?
It would best be described as hell itself.
CPAN has GMail modules!
Agreed. That site was the worst offender I've happended upon in quite some time.
Read from msdn.com much?
Government issue TiVo clusters!
I thought it was odd that they posted all those previews for 2.6 and post-release reviews for it, but when it was actually released there was no post.
*shrug*
Jeez. You can't come up with anything to do with those? You realize that there was a whole world before GHz; a world many people still happily inhabit.
I would think that PCI bandwidth might be a bigger concern. Especially if combined with Fibre Channel or Serial ATA storage. I suppose PCI-X will help eliminate bandwidth issuses in the future.
They basically used a "slingshot" manuever to rocket this thing around the sun twice and use the sun's gravitational pull to fling Cassini toward Saturn. Very dangerous thing to do with a rocket full of plutonium. Thank god it didn't blow up like the Columbia or Challenger shuttles.
...Or Shannen Doherty's off-kilter eyes. One is definetly lower than the other.
Also, what is the precise difference between "Bearded" and "Mighty Beard"? Stallman's beard maybe shorter than Cox but not by much...
"units" doesn't come with Slackware you insensitive clod!
So I had to compile it (GNU Units 1.80). My results:
jsmith@dionysus 10:18 AM Wed Jun 23
[~] $ units
2083 units, 71 prefixes, 32 nonlinear units
You have: metres
You want: inches
* 39.370079
/ 0.0254
You have: rods/hogshead
You want: kilometres/litre
* 2.108852e-05
/ 47419.165
I put it up on my My Space profile. Nice idea.
I don't know how these work in Linux but Skype's partner, Plantronics, make USB headsets.
Unless we're talking about Unix pagers...