After the (R|M)IAA get their money, do they give some to Wal-Mart, BMG, K-Mart, iTunes, etc...??
They sue to "get the money they are rightly owed", but any retailer will make a profit off each sale that "should have happened" too. So the MAFIAA get their money and the retailers are screwed.
I have a solution, a class action lawsuit on behalf of all the retailers that the MAFIAA is ripping off. Let the courts pound on them for a while. And while they're at it, give 'em a one day warning.:o)
I for one welcome... (we interrupt this comment to remind you of all the excellent products we have concerning "Antitrust Scuttling" at www.spammeintheass.com)... our benevolent advertising overlords.
> then add frontends to it (CLI, GNOME/GTK, KDE/Qt).
You missed the obvious one tho, HTTP. We already know that Google can write HTML and webservers, so why not write a daemon that can serve up searches via http://127.0.0.1/google/ ?
>>...and we see why Linux is a great server >> platform, but a lousy desktop platform >> because it's not standardized in the same way.
Good thing the only tool they have isn't a screwdriver, cuz then they'd be trying to screw us all the time... hmmm maybe they DO have a screwdriver after all.
One of the things that keeps me using Opera is its MDI. I resize *pages* a lot and I dont want to resize my *window* in FF to get the same thing.
There are some sites where the content is just way too wide. I could just close the page and move on, but sometimes the content is worth putting up with bad design. I just resize the page.
Plus, sometimes I turn off author mode stylesheet. This usually turns off their formatting and the text wraps to the screen. And I resize the page. (notice the recurring theme?)
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> Kurtz writes with word
> that Microsoft
What? Excel not good enough for ya?
so I'll say it:
Nobody expects the SPAMish Inquisition!
OMG! LOL!
:o)
Can't imagine how to communicate more compactly
> Damn, my RAM is full of llamas.
/dev/mem | strings | grep -i chair
LOL!
# cat
WOW! Chairs flying everywhere!
After the (R|M)IAA get their money, do they give some to Wal-Mart, BMG, K-Mart, iTunes, etc...??
:o)
They sue to "get the money they are rightly owed", but any retailer will make a profit off each
sale that "should have happened" too. So the MAFIAA get their money and the retailers are screwed.
I have a solution, a class action lawsuit on behalf of all the retailers that the MAFIAA is
ripping off. Let the courts pound on them for a while. And while they're at it, give 'em a one
day warning.
I for one welcome ... (we interrupt this comment to remind you of all the excellent products we have concerning "Antitrust Scuttling" at www.spammeintheass.com) ... our benevolent advertising overlords.
> then add frontends to it (CLI, GNOME/GTK, KDE/Qt).
...and we see why Linux is a great server
You missed the obvious one tho, HTTP. We already
know that Google can write HTML and webservers,
so why not write a daemon that can serve up
searches via http://127.0.0.1/google/ ?
>>
>> platform, but a lousy desktop platform
>> because it's not standardized in the same way.
> Same ol' trolling...
ditto.
The EU? Ha! That joke has been around longer than the EU has. It is usually attributed to the American Mark Twain:
http://www.wisdomquotes.com/001233.html
Everybody knows that a hitchhiker's best friend (other than a babelfish) is a towel ... not a sock. :))
I for one welcome our new stem cell overlords.
Anyone else browsing in "ask to set cookie mode"?
... 'black!'
:-D
If you are then you noticed that bizweek tried to set 5 cookies
I *DO* use opera in ask for cookies. I then accept domain wide cookies for my bank, credit card companies, mail servers, etc...
PLEASE, oh PLEASE do cut down on cookies. If I want to check out your latest reciepe for "Duck A L'Orange", I HARDLY need you to send me a cookie.
Note: the Duck a L'Orange and Cookie reciepe pun was just now noticed and not intentional
I put one of these bad boys into my Apache webserver ... now all my users get "4004 - Processor not found"!!
Good thing the only tool they have isn't a screwdriver, cuz then they'd be trying to screw us all the time ... hmmm maybe they DO have a screwdriver after all.
One of the things that keeps me using Opera is its MDI. I resize *pages* a lot and I dont want to resize my *window* in FF to get the same thing.
There are some sites where the content is just way too wide. I could just close the page and move on, but sometimes the content is worth putting up with bad design. I just resize the page.
Plus, sometimes I turn off author mode stylesheet. This usually turns off their formatting and the text wraps to the screen. And I resize the page. (notice the recurring theme?)
Sadly FF does not do MDI. Why?
Paul was arguably the creator of ecommerce. This is a great read http://www.paulgraham.com/avg.html/.
Love The Blub Paradox.
> Well, CBS might be a start.
... we were just talking out our a$$!"
CBS: "Woops, you know that G.W. Bush story we reported
David Letterman did a fake promo for CBS news:
"Tonight we will air 9 real stories and 1
fake 1. Can you tell the difference?"
LOL.
No RPMs, just hours and days of your CPU pegging out on cc processes.
... like most distros do. Or you can "emerge" a lean clean rockin machine.
... Victor Borge
Despite the long setup, it is really easy to install new packages. They've really got a slick system going.
You can generate a bloated system with crap you'll never use
I hope Gentoo is around for years.
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A smile is the shortest distance between two people