You are allowed to charge for the distribution of GPL-ed software. You can make profit on that. Give these away, say they cost real money and get a tax benefit.
script fu definately sucks. It probably works, but I didn't get it to work (and yes, I know scheme/lisp already). The documentation really fell short of giving meaningfull examples which are complex enough to actually say something.
I settled for convert since what I wanted to do was possible with that too. Too bad because I liked the idea.
I'll take my chances with the Nobel prize winners' opinion anyday in my life. Politicians lie all the time, but scientists hardly get their reputation with lying.
That would be "mayday mayday mayday [destination call sign] [your call sign] [emergency description] [action taken] [position of vehicle] [other information]" (for aircraft at least).
I don't know what you are inhaling, but there are good reasons to skip linux in a HW/OS design cycle. You would have to think outside the processor box "as we know it" though.
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I did that on purpose for my father and it worked. Later on I told him he could directly enter the address in the bar.
The only multi purpose tool that I can use as a normal tool is a Gerber. I have a Leatherman, but the overall quality is not good enough.
Go with Gerber. They are ugly but useful.
You are allowed to charge for the distribution of GPL-ed software. You can make profit on that. Give these away, say they cost real money and get a tax benefit.
And: would it work with DRM? Can they block/recognize files which are "locked" with DRM?
Maybe we can let them clean up my harddisk too :-).
Criminals get smarter these days...
You would decrease cache hits, but increase branch prediction hitrates.
It will be another three years before it enters stable. I still have time :-).
I know many people who chickened out of EE, straight into CS...
it actually took me a few seconds to grasp that... Funny.
script fu definately sucks. It probably works, but I didn't get it to work (and yes, I know scheme/lisp already). The documentation really fell short of giving meaningfull examples which are complex enough to actually say something.
I settled for convert since what I wanted to do was possible with that too. Too bad because I liked the idea.
I'll take my chances with the Nobel prize winners' opinion anyday in my life. Politicians lie all the time, but scientists hardly get their reputation with lying.
That would be "mayday mayday mayday [destination call sign] [your call sign] [emergency description] [action taken] [position of vehicle] [other information]" (for aircraft at least).
>I don't know about underscore or backslash
;-).
The emacs mode doesn't know these characters, so I guess they don't exist
Is there a howto on these sort of techniques? I haven't come accross that yet, but I would like to know more...
I haven't RTFA, but the same is true for closed software. Spyware anyone?...
that would be "dummy mode on" ...
[From the bastard Glossary:
DUMMY MODE, n. The mode in which a user, overcome by technical terms, will believe, and/or do, anything he or she is told.]
USians are outnumbered 4:1...
No they don't. Computers are still made with programming languages and my win95/98 skills still work on w2k (I skipped a few years of windows).
I currently work on a helpdesk which should clue you in on my standing on the level of understanding from users. They often don't care.
mod parent up please...
For once, you being an anonymous "cow"ard makes sense. I would like to be anonymous too, if I were you :-).
I don't know what you are inhaling, but there are good reasons to skip linux in a HW/OS design cycle. You would have to think outside the processor box "as we know it" though.
I still see this every day at "my" helpdesk. Clicking a VNC shortcut twice can be too much.
are you part of a BOFH story?
Those providers make a percentage from the amount the telco charges you... Second, their helplines are very expensive.