Most likely LaTeX (Or some other TeX variant) was used to typeset the paper. There are things used in this paper that just can't be done in HTML (For instance, footnotes). Personally, I'd rather see MORE stuff in PDF rather than less. I just find them much easier to read, something to do with how Acrobat's font rendering doesn't suck. Also, PDF's are far superior for anything beyond 1000 words or so.
No, you didn't, actually. SGI does not market to consumers or small businesses. SGI markets to corportations and institutions. The worlds where the purchase order is king.
There's an even bigger problem. Out of the 49(!) remaining cards after the first 3 are dealt, assuming the 3 are of the same suit, there are only 10 (NOT 13!) of that suit remaining. So your actual odds are actually 10/49, basically 1/5, not the 1/4 you imply.
Quote: I'm a Python fan, but I doubt Python will ever surpass Perl -- especially not by adding a "more logical parse tree", since it already has a very simple, consistent, and logical parse tree whereas Perl has more of a parse forest.
PHP is far more capable out-of-the box than any other web language. Plus there are free replacements for much of the Zend such, as the Alternative PHP Cache. Furthermore, what exactly the hell is your problem? Do you have some issue with people trying to put foot on the table, while still giving away the bulk of their work for free. If the Zend team could not work on PHP and related projects fulltime, do you think PHP would be near as useful as it is?
Well, seeing as how both accidents were due (When you really get down to it) to weather, that must SURELY reflect poorly of the programmers and hardware engineers.
Not true. You can use py2exe to distribute python apps to windows users. That creates a directory (Roughly 2MB in size usually) that you can zip up and give to your users. They simple unzip and do the double clicky.
Probably because FreeCiv is targetting a 10+ year old game.
For most, won't matter.
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150 Mbit/s DSL.
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As the subject says, 99.9% of the the people out there are limited not by the capability of the line, but by the limits imposed by the service provider.
Distro is a term unique to linux. Linux is self is just a kernel. A distribution packages the kernel with the GNU Utilities and (optionally) other various an sundry packages. What makes a distro a distro is how and what it collects. It's just one orginizations idea of how to put linux togethor.
On the other hand, FreeBSD is FreeBSD is FreeBSD. It's not like you've got "Fred's FreeBSD" and "Ted's FreeBSD". There's just one canonical distribution. It is no more accurate to refer to FreeBSD as a "distro" than it would be to refer to Windows XP as one.
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Most likely LaTeX (Or some other TeX variant) was used to typeset the paper. There are things used in this paper that just can't be done in HTML (For instance, footnotes). Personally, I'd rather see MORE stuff in PDF rather than less. I just find them much easier to read, something to do with how Acrobat's font rendering doesn't suck. Also, PDF's are far superior for anything beyond 1000 words or so.
No, you didn't, actually. SGI does not market to consumers or small businesses. SGI markets to corportations and institutions. The worlds where the purchase order is king.
2.5.x was a testing series. The release following 2.5.0 was 2.5.1, not 2.5.0.pre2 or some such. (In other words, not long)
You've never been in the south have you? When it's 95 degrees and humid, not having A/C is NOT an option.
There's an even bigger problem. Out of the 49(!) remaining cards after the first 3 are dealt, assuming the 3 are of the same suit, there are only 10 (NOT 13!) of that suit remaining. So your actual odds are actually 10/49, basically 1/5, not the 1/4 you imply.
Has anyone actually sold GPLed software, ever?
Just because you COULD do it doesn't mean it's viable.
Quote: I'm a Python fan, but I doubt Python will ever surpass Perl -- especially not by adding a "more logical parse tree", since it already has a very simple, consistent, and logical parse tree whereas Perl has more of a parse forest.
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Oh, WOW! What a quote
That's not bad at all. That's about what you get when you plop down in a chair.
Of course! After all, bandwidth and servers are FREE!
What's with all the ratings-that-aren't lately?
Huh? emusic has practically the oppisite problem. It's almost all indie stuff. Jazz, blues, and reggae selections make it worth it.
Maybe this is because companys have been burned enough times by "upgrades" that only cause downtime and break other apps?
Nope. That would put it at 5Y. The first stage had 5 F1 engines.
I can kinda understand limiting the height.
2 major reasons.
1: A lot less is needed as far as permits / permissions.
2: Better chances of recovery...
PHP is far more capable out-of-the box than any other web language. Plus there are free replacements for much of the Zend such, as the Alternative PHP Cache. Furthermore, what exactly the hell is your problem? Do you have some issue with people trying to put foot on the table, while still giving away the bulk of their work for free. If the Zend team could not work on PHP and related projects fulltime, do you think PHP would be near as useful as it is?
apt-get install aptitude
Try aptitude. Then tell me dselect doesn't suck. (not the aptitude is perfect by any means, but it's MUCH better than dselect)
Almost right.
The install is fine.
It's dselect that sucks.
Uh, get the 10MB bootflooppies netinst cd. Install woody.
/etc/apt/sources.list
$EDITOR
Replace all instances of 'stable' with 'testing'
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
Congradulations, you're running testing.
Unstable really isn't that bad. No worse than Gentoo for example.
Well, seeing as how both accidents were due (When you really get down to it) to weather, that must SURELY reflect poorly of the programmers and hardware engineers.
Not true. You can use py2exe to distribute python apps to windows users. That creates a directory (Roughly 2MB in size usually) that you can zip up and give to your users. They simple unzip and do the double clicky.
Probably because FreeCiv is targetting a 10+ year old game.
As the subject says, 99.9% of the the people out there are limited not by the capability of the line, but by the limits imposed by the service provider.
RAR is an order of magnitude slower...
Distro is a term unique to linux. Linux is self is just a kernel. A distribution packages the kernel with the GNU Utilities and (optionally) other various an sundry packages. What makes a distro a distro is how and what it collects. It's just one orginizations idea of how to put linux togethor.
On the other hand, FreeBSD is FreeBSD is FreeBSD. It's not like you've got "Fred's FreeBSD" and "Ted's FreeBSD". There's just one canonical distribution. It is no more accurate to refer to FreeBSD as a "distro" than it would be to refer to Windows XP as one.