If you're serious about looking something up, Wikipedia is an excellent starting point. That's all.
Why did you have to ask your question on Slashdot?
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Couldn't you simply have read the article?
The virus even synchronizes the machines via atom clocks so the activation will not happen before January 5th, even if the clock of the computer is incorrect.
Once because you would mod such an obvious idea as "insightful"; once because you didn't get the joke that the GP is making fun of the Slashdot moderators; and once because you didn't use Preview.
If you were going to choose how many heading levels to support, would you (a) support plenty, or (b) support just barely enough for what you think people will need?
Clearly, the right answer is (c) use semantic markup, and let the sections (with their headers) nest arbirarily; but if you perceive your choices as a & b, doesn't it make sense to pick a?
No, the road is made of a series of segments, and the segments must be the same shape as the wheel.
Before you come up with your next objection, ask yourself if it's plausible that the mathematicians involved are too dumb to have thought of it already.
So I could take slash code (if it's GPL, which I don't recall), hack some changes, and sell access to the website using those changes, and never have to share my code, which violates the spirit of the GPL.
How does this violate the spirit of the GPL? We'd have to ask Mr. Stallman for an official answer, but in my opinion, the GPL was intended to maximize people's freedom with regards to the software they use, and I don't see how forcing web sites to publish their server code enhances anyone's freedom.
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Nicely said.
It's designed as an all-terrain vehicle, not some kind of mighty all-purpose super suit.
Why use JPEG or PNG when you can just use .BMP files?
If only Slashdot had some sort of a button that would allow you to "preview" things before you submit them.
You just got his point.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moron
And no, they are not using SpaceShip One.
You got his point exactly.
You mean everything except byte, char, short, int, long, float, and double?
If you're serious about looking something up, Wikipedia is an excellent starting point. That's all.
Once because you would mod such an obvious idea as "insightful"; once because you didn't get the joke that the GP is making fun of the Slashdot moderators; and once because you didn't use Preview.
Clearly, the right answer is (c) use semantic markup, and let the sections (with their headers) nest arbirarily; but if you perceive your choices as a & b, doesn't it make sense to pick a?
You seem smart enough -- I think you know what they are asking for. What purpose does your nitpicking serve here? I don't see it.
Well, o humourless one, you've displayed an ignorance of irony that would make Alanis Morissette proud.
By that analogy, I guess Slashdot would be turning into the Beijing Evening News.
Before you come up with your next objection, ask yourself if it's plausible that the mathematicians involved are too dumb to have thought of it already.
Sorry, I thought you meant 4 different 5x5 solutions.
That doesn't work. Try it.
Good points. Thanks!
Now, would you care to answer the question?
I was just thinking to myself, won't someone PLEASE tell me what's holding back Linux on the desktop!