And you just showed why I still come to Slashdot. It's nothing but the comments these days. I don't read the article OR the summary any longer. I read the headline, see if it something I know something about, click Read more, check the first 10-15 comments on +5, get the story summed up, debunked and a laugh. Then on to another website.
But will it download my ICQ-contacts off the servers, that I added a long time ago with libicq2000 which bypassed the pointless authorization steps, or will I have to bug everyone with requests? (And be bugged by others for that matter.) First thing I look for in an IM-client.
Do you really think people accustomed to taking things for free and financing their business with porn ads should handle distribution of your tax money?
So if I want to run Samus around for an hour or two, I'll have to run/walk around a large empty floor space myself. The Japanese doesn't have the space, the Americans doesn't have the physical shape to endure hours of walking, running, waveing arms around... Bad market choice.
Exactly. I'm starting to get a bit annoyed about Open Source always being equated with Linux and GPL. Open Source Labs, Open Source Developers Network. Open Source This, Open Source That, it's all Linux.
It's time we liberate "Open Source" from the shackles of Linux!
Unbelievable that the inventor of Flash is included but none, that I can see, from the CSRG at Berkeley that designed and implemented TCP/IP, BSD etc. This list is just an expression of personal preferences rather than merits.
Why not use the Adaptoid instead? I use it along with an old N64-controller for NES, SNES and N64 emulators, as well as for other games, such as Splinter Cell. Very configurable with a C-like scripting language. Only drawback is that I don't think it works in *BSD/Linux...
The swedish army is about to start using Ghost Recon (ink in sweidsh) as a means of training its officers. The part in games related to tactics and decision making is probably a lot more useful to real life, rather than actual physical skills.
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Now iPhone devs know what it feels like to be in academic research with its system for "peer reviews". :-)
And you just showed why I still come to Slashdot. It's nothing but the comments these days. I don't read the article OR the summary any longer. I read the headline, see if it something I know something about, click Read more, check the first 10-15 comments on +5, get the story summed up, debunked and a laugh. Then on to another website.
But will it download my ICQ-contacts off the servers, that I added a long time ago with libicq2000 which bypassed the pointless authorization steps, or will I have to bug everyone with requests? (And be bugged by others for that matter.) First thing I look for in an IM-client.
And in a flash 22000 Indiana students can't use websites using Flash.
Do you really think people accustomed to taking things for free and financing their business with porn ads should handle distribution of your tax money?
...and still no damn docking port. Did Steve have a bad experience with a docking station as a kid, or what's with the aversion?
PointlessWasteofTime? EliteBastards? Slashdot is really scraping the most obscure parts of the Internet to get news these days...
I didn't read the article, nor the poster's blurb, just the story title, but my money is on King-Kong any day.
So if I want to run Samus around for an hour or two, I'll have to run/walk around a large empty floor space myself. The Japanese doesn't have the space, the Americans doesn't have the physical shape to endure hours of walking, running, waveing arms around... Bad market choice.
They can go really low. The Swedish government recently got a deal 5-10% below the discount normally given to major customers.2 (in swedish)
http://www.nyteknik.se/pub/ipsart.asp?art_id=4041
Tres cool. So what are those patches of sand in Central Park anyway?
"Hence, Torvalds said, a patch specific to the x86 platform that he was submitting to the list for consideration was totally untested."
Linux development process in a nut-shell. This is why *BSD/OSX will be alive and kicking for as long as people need a stable operating system.
(Flamebait me all you want, my karma is through the floor anyway.)
>from the dancing-with-the-devil dept.
Now what did the Danish prime minister do to deserve such a name?
\usepackage{times}
That's obsolete, use mathptmx instead. Read more in the documentation for PSNFSS.
> personally, i wouldn't go for 4
Because you've met him and know a lot about what he is like apart from what you know about what he is like in business?
Exactly. I'm starting to get a bit annoyed about Open Source always being equated with Linux and GPL. Open Source Labs, Open Source Developers Network. Open Source This, Open Source That, it's all Linux.
It's time we liberate "Open Source" from the shackles of Linux!
That's it. I'm out of here.
Yes! My bad.
Unbelievable that the inventor of Flash is included but none, that I can see, from the CSRG at Berkeley that designed and implemented TCP/IP, BSD etc. This list is just an expression of personal preferences rather than merits.
Here I think I'll see a Beowulf cluster rendering farm of GameCubes. I'm so disappointed!
> Of course, I'm sure you already knew this before posting. I can't imagine anyone posting their opinion on something they know nothing about...
Welcome to Slashdot. You must be new here.
Why not use the Adaptoid instead? I use it along with an old N64-controller for NES, SNES and N64 emulators, as well as for other games, such as Splinter Cell. Very configurable with a C-like scripting language. Only drawback is that I don't think it works in *BSD/Linux...
RMS has a job?!? What's next, is he gonna get a haircut? So much for hippie-culture in the 21:st century...
The swedish army is about to start using Ghost Recon (ink in sweidsh) as a means of training its officers. The part in games related to tactics and decision making is probably a lot more useful to real life, rather than actual physical skills.
> Don't let them make decisions because they can't.
<omnious_voice> But they'll learn... </omnious_voice>