I stay away from such operating systems as OSX and "Linux". Not because they are a bad idea. Rather, it is because I only want to be able to have to know one operating systems. If I learn OSX, I'd still have to frequently use Windows due to the other computers I have to use that are still Windows. Is it easy to be proficient at both and switch back-and-forth at ease, or does the confusion result in rm -rf ~/ del/s/*.*?
They're eliminating the one advantage they had over other music services - and the big advantage they had over meatspace music stores - the ability to sample as much as you want without worrying about running into any "limit".
Sorry, Emusic, I'll be downloading the rest of the albums I've selected and put in "my stash", and then canceling.
Beware if you use one of the predefined locations at http://leonid.arc.nasa.gov/estimator.html , at least for St. Louis the coordinates are way, way off.
They say we're located at 43 North 85 West, which would put us where, like, Michigan or something? Were actually closer to 39 North 90 West. The timezone is also off, we're not GMT-7 we're GMT-6.
This guy really does need a severe beating with a cluestick. Some of his more choice quotes:
Burney: . . .
Really, in what way can people make money at all on Linux?
and
Burney: In my opinion, one of the
things Microsoft is good at is looking down the road a few years and talking about what that
world is like. But sometimes, because it's so far away, the casual consumer doesn't
understand what they're talking about because they've skipped a couple of years.
But the one that sums it all up is:
Burney: Well, it's the open source concept, but one notch better, because
the source wouldn't be open... proprietary [software] is a good way to make money;
with open source, there's no way [to make
money] because you don't control your intellectual property.
I would not suggest that you come to Rome. The Pope does not allow
that we have computers. Perhaps you could obtain a job that explained
to other Americans as Italy really is not similar to a loading of the
system. Much people forget that we have had a dictator and fought you
in world war two but they do not preoccupy themselves because there
are many gangsters in your cities like New York and Chicago. I cannot
believe that you have preoccupied yourselves translate this of new to
English.
Sorry, I just checked, your site http://www.psychasia.com/ isn't conforming. I get about half a dozen errors, one of which looks like it prevents the parser from even reading the main body of your code.
Fix, recheck, and if still broken I hereby grant you the right to bitch.;-)
Check this out, I don't know why they think they're
automatically entitled to it, when the U.S. doesn't even own
USA.com.
Earl
> $ whois -h whois.networksolutions.com usa.com
>
> Registrant:
> Mail.com, Inc. (USA112-DOM)
> 11 Broadway, Suite 660
> New York, NY 10004
> US
>
> Domain Name: USA.COM
>
> Administrative Contact:
> Technical Contact, Zone Contact:
> Billing Contact:
> DNS Administration (DA9332-ORG) dnsbilling@INAMECORP.COM
> iName, Inc.
> 11 Broadway, Suite 660
> New York, NY 10004
> US
> 212-425-3477
> Fax- - 212-425-3487
>
> Record last updated on 06-Jul-2000.
> Record expires on 02-Feb-2003.
> Record created on 02-Feb-1999.
> Database last updated on 31-Oct-2000 06:29:44 EST.
>
> Domain servers in listed order:
>
> NS1.MAIL.COM 165.251.1.2
> NS2.MAIL.COM 165.251.1.3
As one with motor disabilities who cannot use a regular keyboard, and yet doesn't have unlimited funds to purchase Windows 2000, can you tell me if the Windows 2000 on screen keyboard is any better or worse than the free GTKeyboard, available at
Many of these 'quirky' inventions show prior art in various areas.
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Around where I work, this "Essence of Geek" of which you speak is BO.
If I found out my s.o. was actually a boy/girlfriend, yes I'd definitely dump her. But thanks for the advice!
I stay away from such operating systems as OSX and "Linux". Not because they are a bad idea. Rather, it is because I only want to be able to have to know one operating systems. If I learn OSX, I'd still have to frequently use Windows due to the other computers I have to use that are still Windows. Is it easy to be proficient at both and switch back-and-forth at ease, or does the confusion result in rm -rf ~/ del /s /*.*?
> Besides, energy consumption shouldn't be nearly as great a concern as the process by which that energy has been generated.
And these two things are different how?
They're eliminating the one advantage they had over other music services - and the big advantage they had over meatspace music stores - the ability to sample as much as you want without worrying about running into any "limit".
Sorry, Emusic, I'll be downloading the rest of the albums I've selected and put in "my stash", and then canceling.
Earl in St. Louis
Could somebody please convert this to Library of Congresses (Libraries of Congress?). It's the only unit I understand.
Earl
And there's the beauty of open source. We could ask SCO, "fine, you've got the source, show us the alleged Unix IP-infringing code".
> "Ooooooooooo, pretty. Me want touch."
Oog The Caveman? Is it really you? We miss you!
-Earl in snowy St. Louis
http://pretty.pretty.pretty.pretty.peggy.su ?
It doesn't say they're copy protecting all of their CDs, just one.
Nice of the editors to actually read the article!
Earl
very disappointing, clouds everywhere. i saw like three faint streaks in 90 minutes...
Beware if you use one of the predefined locations at http://leonid.arc.nasa.gov/estimator.html , at least for St. Louis the coordinates are way, way off.
They say we're located at 43 North 85 West, which would put us where, like, Michigan or something? Were actually closer to 39 North 90 West. The timezone is also off, we're not GMT-7 we're GMT-6.
Earl
The hard-working members of the MPAA and RIAA would be free from you filthy rotten pirates again! Britney could finally get herself off welfare!
Earl Higgins
This guy really does need a severe beating with a cluestick. Some of his more choice quotes:
and
But the one that sums it all up is:
Cheers,
Earl
Western bread! WTF???
;-|
Ummm, now it all makes sense doesn't it?
Earl
The term "bonehead" will refer to someone who's smart now?
Earl
I would not suggest that you come to Rome. The Pope does not allow that we have computers. Perhaps you could obtain a job that explained to other Americans as Italy really is not similar to a loading of the system. Much people forget that we have had a dictator and fought you in world war two but they do not preoccupy themselves because there are many gangsters in your cities like New York and Chicago. I cannot believe that you have preoccupied yourselves translate this of new to English.
Sorry, I just checked, your site http://www.psychasia.com/ isn't conforming. I get about half a dozen errors, one of which looks like it prevents the parser from even reading the main body of your code.
;-)
Fix, recheck, and if still broken I hereby grant you the right to bitch.
--Earl
Check this out, I don't know why they think they're
automatically entitled to it, when the U.S. doesn't even own
USA.com.
Earl
> $ whois -h whois.networksolutions.com usa.com
>
> Registrant:
> Mail.com, Inc. (USA112-DOM)
> 11 Broadway, Suite 660
> New York, NY 10004
> US
>
> Domain Name: USA.COM
>
> Administrative Contact:
> Technical Contact, Zone Contact:
> Billing Contact:
> DNS Administration (DA9332-ORG) dnsbilling@INAMECORP.COM
> iName, Inc.
> 11 Broadway, Suite 660
> New York, NY 10004
> US
> 212-425-3477
> Fax- - 212-425-3487
>
> Record last updated on 06-Jul-2000.
> Record expires on 02-Feb-2003.
> Record created on 02-Feb-1999.
> Database last updated on 31-Oct-2000 06:29:44 EST.
>
> Domain servers in listed order:
>
> NS1.MAIL.COM 165.251.1.2
> NS2.MAIL.COM 165.251.1.3
FORTRAN I through IV have no loop constructs (only GOTO).
opop.nols.com ??
Earl Higgins
You mean just like the various BSD's have been
doing for years. They seem to be doing just fine,
thank you very much.
Earl Higgins
Hope the USPTO has this resource bookmarked!
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