The first time I read through anything, my eyes gloss right over the collection of punctuation marks that make emoticons. I generally don't even notice their existence until a second or third reading. And then I ignore them.
I chalk it up to learning proper and American English in school, where punctuation marks end sentences or separate clauses, items in a list, etc.
It's a good thing for them the United States government is not part of the UK or EU.
That being said, I don't think the subjects in home videos owned by bin Laden will ever want to take a case to court. It doesn't seem to be the style of the company he kept.
You're just people googling your way to a paycheck anyway.
Parenthetically, what's wrong with googling your way to a paycheck?
If you can find information, effectively apply it to a task, do it well enough to get someone to pay you for it, and inevitably learn along the way, what's wrong with that?
Because if you can, somebody else can, for less than you.
Your understanding is thorough, and because of it you are missing the point, that the slashdot summary is usually inconsistent with the content of the article.
I picked Cinnamon, on a Fedora spin titled Korora" and fell in love with it. I still haven't gotten around to trying Linux Mint, but I've been meaning to.
I don't care at all about what happens to my body after I die, and I'm a Christian (lit. "little Christ"). I believe in the resurrection of the saints when the Son of God returns, and what that means exactly about the dust my bones will have turned into/been paved into Oak St./spread across the ocean/sniffed by a druggie, I trust He can take care. I guess I'm not a typical Christian-- I mean, I "read" slashdot. How can I be a typical anything?
I'd hate to be a part of that smart city project when Google kills it, like Reader, Notes, Picasa, Google chat, and everything else they've shot in the head.
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I'd take the Windows XP look and behavior over Windows 10 behavior.
I hate to say it, but they could try making a snap or flatpack or appimage... Now, that would appeal to the casual desktop GNU/Linux users.
What should we do, since we fight with kid gloves but the rest of the world already doesn't like us?
I initially read this as team sprint and thought, "I thought King Arthur was a myth, not a workplace warning!"
No, that would be Klingon.
I'm pretty sure I'm mostly undamaged.
Well, you're posting here, so...
See subject. It's people like you that keep me coming back, for the giggles. Oh, and learning things on occasion.
The first time I read through anything, my eyes gloss right over the collection of punctuation marks that make emoticons. I generally don't even notice their existence until a second or third reading. And then I ignore them.
I chalk it up to learning proper and American English in school, where punctuation marks end sentences or separate clauses, items in a list, etc.
It's a good thing for them the United States government is not part of the UK or EU.
That being said, I don't think the subjects in home videos owned by bin Laden will ever want to take a case to court. It doesn't seem to be the style of the company he kept.
You're just people googling your way to a paycheck anyway.
Parenthetically, what's wrong with googling your way to a paycheck?
If you can find information, effectively apply it to a task, do it well enough to get someone to pay you for it, and inevitably learn along the way, what's wrong with that?
Because if you can, somebody else can, for less than you.
Obviously you've never used Microsoft Word with an older format .doc file.
That sounds like a great article heading: "Your human brain will HATE waiting forever for the computer to provide this answer..."
This bugs the bug people! Bugs in your bugs while you debug your debugger. Bugs!
Your understanding is thorough, and because of it you are missing the point, that the slashdot summary is usually inconsistent with the content of the article.
I picked Cinnamon, on a Fedora spin titled Korora" and fell in love with it. I still haven't gotten around to trying Linux Mint, but I've been meaning to.
Whoa, you used the R* word! Tell me about your communist sympathies.
Never go full red?
No, they're just using Tay as the input, and we all know about GIGO.
Before you could count to five, it had already fizzled.
Still a better love story than Twilight.
So, the people on the show offered a small prize to whomever scanned the code first. Somebody did, and gained the prize. How is this news?
News for nerds, stuff that matters. Slashdot is reporting on the slashdot effect!
I don't care at all about what happens to my body after I die, and I'm a Christian (lit. "little Christ"). I believe in the resurrection of the saints when the Son of God returns, and what that means exactly about the dust my bones will have turned into/been paved into Oak St./spread across the ocean/sniffed by a druggie, I trust He can take care. I guess I'm not a typical Christian-- I mean, I "read" slashdot. How can I be a typical anything?
Obligatory xkcd.
Whoosh!
I'd hate to be a part of that smart city project when Google kills it, like Reader, Notes, Picasa, Google chat, and everything else they've shot in the head.