Doesn't always works that way... The secure process is probably more computational intensive than the other one, and thus not really practical for large volumes of data...
Pfff...
You can't make open-source software that is free as in Coca-cola, since it is closed, contrary to beer, whose making process is well known...
Now, OpenCola is the solution to your beer problems...
> Show me an ATX case that can be opened in 2 secs
> with full access to all swapable components like
> my G4 can, and I'll let you have the ease of use
> crown on the hardware front.
Not really, to avoid this kind of interferences, they match their results with another observatory. (In Englang IIRC)
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Huh?
All the bridges and arches pictured *are* real... (Well, OK, if you want to get philosophical, we could debate on the nature of reality, but...)
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You know, English isn't the only language in Europe, and *a lot* of other symbols necessary for them (think accents, greek alphabet, etc, etc...) do not belong to the ASCII table...
>I'd hate to think that the mating of two smart people produces a disabled person. It's like a planned obsolescence in the intelligence of the species.
Actually, it seems rather similar to falciform anaemia, (well, in a way, the genetics of the latter seems simpler) in that that a trait useful for the parents (better resistance to paludism in one case, better jobs in the other) can produce diseased children if both parents transmit the "wrong" genes.
And yet, falciform anaemia is really common in regions where paludism strikes.
Hmm... Yes, I can see it... An open source virus that you have to compile yourself to make it useable...
Well, you know, under Linux, (or most Unices, for that matter) Virii tends to do little damage, mostly because it can't spread to files that do not belong to the one running the app...
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Now that would make a hit song...
Err... Sorry...
Err... The article is dated from the 26 of March, which isn't exactly the best day for April fools jokes...
And it even makes sense, actually...
Doesn't always works that way...
The secure process is probably more computational intensive than the other one, and thus not really practical for large volumes of data...
Pfff...
You can't make open-source software that is free as in Coca-cola, since it is closed, contrary to beer, whose making process is well known...
Now, OpenCola is the solution to your beer problems...
And then there would be no need to build nuclear head rockets...
Everybody would start simulations, and the one with the worst damage lose...
Rrr... sorry
You mean that things like FDIV bugs can't happen, don't you?
Assuming you aren't eating nutritional pills by then.
Of course not... Photosynthesis rules!
Green skin for everybody is the way to go...
pipes can break, too...
You didn't... c is the speed of light in vacuum...
You mesured the speed of light in air, wich happen to be close to c, but isn't the same...
Being able to render apps on a different machine is really useful...
> Show me an ATX case that can be opened in 2 secs
> with full access to all swapable components like
> my G4 can, and I'll let you have the ease of use
> crown on the hardware front.
Err... I can do this with my Enermax FS710BB.
Err... ALT + F4 works if you want to go that way...
Open Source != Free Software...
Just try saying RMS he is an Open Source zealot...
Not really, to avoid this kind of interferences, they match their results with another observatory. (In Englang IIRC)
Huh?
All the bridges and arches pictured *are* real... (Well, OK, if you want to get philosophical, we could debate on the nature of reality, but...)
You know, English isn't the only language in Europe, and *a lot* of other symbols necessary for them (think accents, greek alphabet, etc, etc...) do not belong to the ASCII table...
How can you make a single player role-playing game?
What's the point in acting (yes, that's what you are supposed to do in a RPG...) alone? And no, character development != levelling...
Stability...
Two wrongs makes a right, doesn't it?
>I'd hate to think that the mating of two smart people produces a disabled person. It's like a planned obsolescence in the intelligence of the species.
Actually, it seems rather similar to falciform anaemia, (well, in a way, the genetics of the latter seems simpler) in that that a trait useful for the parents (better resistance to paludism in one case, better jobs in the other) can produce diseased children if both parents transmit the "wrong" genes.
And yet, falciform anaemia is really common in regions where paludism strikes.
Hmm... Yes, I can see it... An open source virus that you have to compile yourself to make it useable...
Well, you know, under Linux, (or most Unices, for that matter) Virii tends to do little damage, mostly because it can't spread to files that do not belong to the one running the app...