If the shame of spouting this gem is not enough to stop you, it will probably get you beat quicker than saying "It looks like you have a case of the Mondays."
Can you imagine a fleet of Chinese trawlers smashing into such a city because they claim the water it's under? Somali pirates would like to pay a visit as well.
"Separation of Church and State" is a rephrasing of the establishment clause. Different religions often contradict each other, so there is no way government can codify all religions into law equally. Anytime government gets into the business of religion, it necessarily excludes some religions and is therefore establishing particular religions as preferred or required by the state. The only way to avoid this is to keep government from meddling in religion altogether.
I have a fond memory from 1977 of witnessing this at a midnight showing of The Song Remains the Same at the now closed North Town 6 theater in Dallas. Everyone brought their own bottles of booze as well. No police busting people, the theater owners were happy to be filling seats, and the customers had a good time.
Of course, that kind of fun and freedom is now just a distant memory.
I honestly was not trying to create something that was not there. I passively looked at the glyphs, noticed the colors, noticed the shapes and how they fit together, and my brain popped out: Windows Logo.
Not exactly the same shape, not exactly the same shade, but pattern recognition kicked in and that's what I got. Microsoft uses this general theme with different shapes for the Office logo and other MS products. The point of a logo is recognition. Without malice or planning I recognized the Windows Logo. Fedora did not plan it that way, but there it is. I thought it was an interesting observation, but maybe the subject matter is too touchy.
The new fedoraproject.org site uses 4 icons (freedom, friends, features, first) in the same colors as the Windows logo that can be pieced together like the Windows icon. Kind of odd.
You would be reduced to a meaty pulp mixed with shards of plastic and spread over the roadway. This would be difficult to clean up thoroughly so some of your remains would bake into the road where it would remain for many years.
I don't see any handshake signals, just transmit and receive data. No complicated protocol, no worry about host vs peripheral, just bits of data flowing in each direction. Sometimes simple is good.
Ballmer makes a better Igor style sidekick while Jobs and Ellison have the arch-villain chops. You could make an entertaining TV show about those two egos battling for supremacy with samurai swords and turtlenecks.
It all kind of blurs together after a while. I read Empire, but dain bramage caused by watching the Christmas Episode (Life Day!) caused me to think Jedi.
If the shame of spouting this gem is not enough to stop you, it will probably get you beat quicker than saying "It looks like you have a case of the Mondays."
Can you imagine a fleet of Chinese trawlers smashing into such a city because they claim the water it's under? Somali pirates would like to pay a visit as well.
I thought the joke (judging based on a fictional TV show) was obvious enough, apparently not.
After watching a few episodes of Skins, it's obvious kids of today are out of control. Taking away their mobile phones should fix that right up.
If Google violated a contract, take them to court. If not, then there is no room for complaint.
Will it automatically tie in with your Facebook account to alert your friends and family? It's a magical world we live in.
"Separation of Church and State" is a rephrasing of the establishment clause. Different religions often contradict each other, so there is no way government can codify all religions into law equally. Anytime government gets into the business of religion, it necessarily excludes some religions and is therefore establishing particular religions as preferred or required by the state. The only way to avoid this is to keep government from meddling in religion altogether.
If someone was foolish enough to steal from an iPhone user, they would get whacked in the head by Crazy Steve and his magic Apple TV!
Apply directly to forehead! Repeat as necessary.
Eventually, your reputation reflects your actions. I think HP has thoroughly buried its previous reputation as an innovator and great place to work.
I have a fond memory from 1977 of witnessing this at a midnight showing of The Song Remains the Same at the now closed North Town 6 theater in Dallas. Everyone brought their own bottles of booze as well. No police busting people, the theater owners were happy to be filling seats, and the customers had a good time.
Of course, that kind of fun and freedom is now just a distant memory.
I honestly was not trying to create something that was not there. I passively looked at the glyphs, noticed the colors, noticed the shapes and how they fit together, and my brain popped out: Windows Logo.
Not exactly the same shape, not exactly the same shade, but pattern recognition kicked in and that's what I got. Microsoft uses this general theme with different shapes for the Office logo and other MS products. The point of a logo is recognition. Without malice or planning I recognized the Windows Logo. Fedora did not plan it that way, but there it is. I thought it was an interesting observation, but maybe the subject matter is too touchy.
Troll? My post is strictly factual, check it out for yourselves.
I run it all, win7, mac, several flavors of linux.
Watch it polytheist, the Solders of the One will mod bomb you.
The new fedoraproject.org site uses 4 icons (freedom, friends, features, first) in the same colors as the Windows logo that can be pieced together like the Windows icon. Kind of odd.
You would be reduced to a meaty pulp mixed with shards of plastic and spread over the roadway. This would be difficult to clean up thoroughly so some of your remains would bake into the road where it would remain for many years.
Reading your post in the voice of Morpheus from the Matrix makes it sound more profound.
VLC, DRM, GNU, GPL, AGPL, FSF, iOS...
Did someone have a sale on acronyms?
I'd be happy to see this just to limit exposure to people who do not have an "inside voice".
P.S.: Carl Sagan says "High !".
It seems appropriate to hear from Zombie Sagan on Halloween weekend. Let's raise a bowl and toast his accomplishments.
So why aren't we sitting in a post-apocalyptic wasteland right now?
Have you been to Detroit recently?
Here is some durable, school appropriate furniture.
I don't see any handshake signals, just transmit and receive data. No complicated protocol, no worry about host vs peripheral, just bits of data flowing in each direction. Sometimes simple is good.
Ballmer makes a better Igor style sidekick while Jobs and Ellison have the arch-villain chops. You could make an entertaining TV show about those two egos battling for supremacy with samurai swords and turtlenecks.
It all kind of blurs together after a while. I read Empire, but dain bramage caused by watching the Christmas Episode (Life Day!) caused me to think Jedi.