Go somewhere else to ask about your kids, because if you screw up, you screw them up some, too. Talk to friends, family. Sheesh, do you _know_ anybody here?
They cut out the scouring, do they cut out how Gandalf et al leave for the west? That's the part of the book that almost made me weep (and not for joy that it was finally done).
He also reasoned that most filmgoers already assumed he died after the ent invasion.
Not this filmgoer, nor anyone who cares about the story. I, for one, plan to stand outside the theatre on opening night, on my soapbox, holding my tattered ROTK paperback, hectoring the ignorant masses about what REALLY happened in the story.
Umm, it's been known since practicaly the beginning the The Burning of the Shire would not appear in the movies.
Dang, I'll just have to go read the books again to get the full story. I really haven't kept up with LOTR film news at all; for some reason, I just don't care about movie news.
You haven't "worked" in IT, have you? Part of that time is testing the patches to make sure they work and don't break something else worse that what the worm/virus/hole will do. Anyone who lets Windows update run fully automated on production servers is a fool.
So you Solaris admins, do you just install patches (such as with Patch Pro) without worrying about them breaking any apps?
They're taking the appearance of security seriously: whether or not the security is real is effectively irrelevant to those who can't tell the difference. (It's a matter of who they listen to, and whether that 'who' is Micro$oft.)
My question is, the people that buy into Microsoft's Propaganda Ministry, how does the market punish them? Because there should be some economic advantage to using a more-secure system. Or is that advantage overshadowed by other economic advantages of using Microsoft?
The problem isn't slashdot, but the fact that the entire Mac community shows up to read major OS X articles like this. So when you add in the slashdot crowd, which normally doesn't even cause the server to flinch (we haven't choked due to the/. effect since about early 1999), with almost all of the Mac users and Mac watchers on the 'net, then the server starts to choke.
What?! You're telling us that compared to the lumbering elephant that is the Mac community, we here at/. are a tiny squeaking mouse? Please say it ain't so.
Billboards are not a violation of anyone's property rights. They may be an aesthetic offense, but that is what life in the USA is all about these days, is it not? Looking like a slob is one of our fundamental rights.
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Go somewhere else to ask about your kids, because if you screw up, you screw them up some, too. Talk to friends, family. Sheesh, do you _know_ anybody here?
I'm glad you didn't try to add "slashdot" to that sentence, nasty things would have happened in the cosmos.
Maybe he thought it was marketspeak. In which case, 'not supported' means 'we happily support it fully!'
Kinda like using a 120-volt US toy in a 240-volt Chinese outlet. If the plug fits, eh? Whoops!
You're kidding, right? I mean, who does _that_?
Neither does MS. I can't install XP on my old 100MB drive.
One floor per GB. Got it.
Face it: Americans' basic identity is "consumer". You guys here on /. all like new toys, too.
C'mon, I was just joking.
They cut out the scouring, do they cut out how Gandalf et al leave for the west? That's the part of the book that almost made me weep (and not for joy that it was finally done).
Not this filmgoer, nor anyone who cares about the story. I, for one, plan to stand outside the theatre on opening night, on my soapbox, holding my tattered ROTK paperback, hectoring the ignorant masses about what REALLY happened in the story.
Dang, I'll just have to go read the books again to get the full story. I really haven't kept up with LOTR film news at all; for some reason, I just don't care about movie news.
No, it can still get _much_ worse. _And_ it's much worse now than it's been.
How does the end make sense without Sharky? Only in Hollywood-world.
come on, cut some slack. Many people here were educated in the government school systems throughout the US. They're doing the best they can do.
So you Solaris admins, do you just install patches (such as with Patch Pro) without worrying about them breaking any apps?
Didn't George Carlin suggest that if Americans started telling the truth, the whole system would collapse?
My question is, the people that buy into Microsoft's Propaganda Ministry, how does the market punish them? Because there should be some economic advantage to using a more-secure system. Or is that advantage overshadowed by other economic advantages of using Microsoft?
What?! You're telling us that compared to the lumbering elephant that is the Mac community, we here at /. are a tiny squeaking mouse? Please say it ain't so.
We don't we're all just pounding repeatedly on the links hoping to cut through a slashdotting.
Yeah, and don't forget my PC, which is running, uh, er, uh, oh forget it!
AMD makes no profit from CPUs.
The author of the article looks like Gilligan (aka Bob Denver).
Just don't buy a Nokia battery, I hear they might explode in non-Nokia devices...
Billboards are not a violation of anyone's property rights. They may be an aesthetic offense, but that is what life in the USA is all about these days, is it not? Looking like a slob is one of our fundamental rights.