Not quite. You do not reduce your taxes by that amount -- you simply do not pay taxes on your donation. That is, were you to spend $100 some way other than donating to a non-profit (503.1(c)-exempt) company, an income tax would be levied on that $100.
By donating, all you gain is the government's obligatory share of that money.
Open Office does support images in RTF. I just tested it.
Yes, OpenOffice allows one to insert an image into an RTF file, but when you save it, OpenOffice will save the image as a separate file which is LINKED TO from the RTF file. If that exernal image file gets misplaced, the RTF file will display a broken placeholder for the image.
My mother discovered that when trying to create a widely-compatible party invitation document that had a graduation hat image embedded into it.
I am not saying you are wrong, but please tell me, how do you reconcile your statements with the FCC warning on every transmitter that (paraphrased) "This device does not emit anything, but must accept any interference caused by other devices." ?
If every radio in fact emitted radio waves, even if only to weakly mix with existing strong signals but enough to interfere with the plane, why would this statement exist?
It is ironic because by posting an article about Schizophrenia, one can infer that Slashdot is not afflicted by this illness. Why can one infer that? Because people who have this illness do not recognize that fact and (arguably) believe that they are perfectly normal living in a world that's out to get them.
(Yes, I know that this is just one type of it. The point still stands.)
Ah, thanks. I did not open the "About" section of their web site because I was expecting only corporate and investor info. They would do well to place a reference to their public key in their "Download" section -- it's the most logical place.
Can you tell me where the PGP key is? I cannot find a reference to it on their web site, and there is no gpg option to import the key from a keyserver based just on an e-mail address.
Arch looks fantastic, but after some research, I came to the conclusion that there is no way for Windows-using developers to utilize it -- there are no Windows programs to interface with an Arch repository. Its official site offers only Linux (source/RPM) downloads.
I clicked, and my Mozilla Firefox entered an infinite loop; I had to kill it through my window manager. I posted a bug report on this: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=243150
No one that replied to you has mentioned it yet, so I will: the Computer Science AP test has two parts: A and AB. As you said in your post, you took the A part. The AB part, which is what I took yesterday, is more difficult and places strong emphasis on binary trees, linked lists, and stacks/queues.
You seem to be suggesting that Novell should implement ACLs into Linux. ACLs are already present in the 2.6 series kernels, and available as a kernel patch for 2.4. They're for ext2, ext3, jfs, and xfs filesystems.
While the functionality is present, the problem is that so far no distribution has decided to implement them across the system.
This is not a conspiracy or a Netflix-esque bluff -- you've always been able to turn off all advertising in AOL's preferences. If I am not mistaken, they have checkboxes for contacting you by mail, by phone, and by sign-on alerts. You may uncheck all of them.
The official way to pronounce MySQL is ``My Ess Que Ell'' (not ``my sequel''), but we don't mind if you pronounce it as ``my sequel'' or in some other localized way.
For keys that you can actually press (since you could increase torque to get more power), a keypress most likely wouldn't produce enough power to travel an inch down the wire before being destroyed by attenuation.
Any other recent operating system has proper memory and resource protection. The worst your assembly program will do is cause the operating system to terminate it.
The assembly language is not a gateway to rampant system destruction.
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Not quite. You do not reduce your taxes by that amount -- you simply do not pay taxes on your donation. That is, were you to spend $100 some way other than donating to a non-profit (503.1(c)-exempt) company, an income tax would be levied on that $100.
By donating, all you gain is the government's obligatory share of that money.
Open Office does support images in RTF. I just tested it.
Yes, OpenOffice allows one to insert an image into an RTF file, but when you save it, OpenOffice will save the image as a separate file which is LINKED TO from the RTF file. If that exernal image file gets misplaced, the RTF file will display a broken placeholder for the image.
My mother discovered that when trying to create a widely-compatible party invitation document that had a graduation hat image embedded into it.
I am not saying you are wrong, but please tell me, how do you reconcile your statements with the FCC warning on every transmitter that (paraphrased) "This device does not emit anything, but must accept any interference caused by other devices." ?
If every radio in fact emitted radio waves, even if only to weakly mix with existing strong signals but enough to interfere with the plane, why would this statement exist?
It is ironic because by posting an article about Schizophrenia, one can infer that Slashdot is not afflicted by this illness. Why can one infer that? Because people who have this illness do not recognize that fact and (arguably) believe that they are perfectly normal living in a world that's out to get them.
(Yes, I know that this is just one type of it. The point still stands.)
Ah, thanks. I did not open the "About" section of their web site because I was expecting only corporate and investor info. They would do well to place a reference to their public key in their "Download" section -- it's the most logical place.
Can you tell me where the PGP key is? I cannot find a reference to it on their web site, and there is no gpg option to import the key from a keyserver based just on an e-mail address.
Arch looks fantastic, but after some research, I came to the conclusion that there is no way for Windows-using developers to utilize it -- there are no Windows programs to interface with an Arch repository. Its official site offers only Linux (source/RPM) downloads.
Does anybody care to disprove me?
One can argue that this article, which used an older kernel, was the incentive for someone to improve ext2/ext3 performance now.
I clicked, and my Mozilla Firefox entered an infinite loop; I had to kill it through my window manager. I posted a bug report on this: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=243150
Thanks for allowing the Mozilla suite to improve!
No one that replied to you has mentioned it yet, so I will: the Computer Science AP test has two parts: A and AB. As you said in your post, you took the A part. The AB part, which is what I took yesterday, is more difficult and places strong emphasis on binary trees, linked lists, and stacks/queues.
Thanks; I removed DivX (spyware) and added this to the collection.
Your list is quite thorough, but most of the things you listed and dozens more are already on the CD compilation that I update monthly:
:-)
http://pmw.myip.org/oss/
Please tell me what you think.
Why is it less historically-important than everything else from that long list?
Wikipedia is amazing -- it even has an entry for The Magic Wand word-processing software advertised on one of the catalog's pages:
Magic Wand (software)
In OOo, word count, among many other quantities, is accessed through File -> Properties... -> Statistics tab.
You seem to be suggesting that Novell should implement ACLs into Linux. ACLs are already present in the 2.6 series kernels, and available as a kernel patch for 2.4. They're for ext2, ext3, jfs, and xfs filesystems.
While the functionality is present, the problem is that so far no distribution has decided to implement them across the system.
Extended Attributes and ACLs for Linux
Are you saying mathematicians really refer to the style of "2 3 +" as "suffix notation"?
No, they refer to it as Reverse Polish Notation.
This is not a conspiracy or a Netflix-esque bluff -- you've always been able to turn off all advertising in AOL's preferences. If I am not mistaken, they have checkboxes for contacting you by mail, by phone, and by sign-on alerts. You may uncheck all of them.
Of the three, I believe the Open Source Software CD is the one updated the most and is the most complete. (Disclaimer: I am its proud maintainer.)
The correct pronunciation is Ess-Queue-Ell, according to this documentation entry:
I believe it was a pun. Words Per Minute =?= Watts Per Minute.
For keys that you can actually press (since you could increase torque to get more power), a keypress most likely wouldn't produce enough power to travel an inch down the wire before being destroyed by attenuation.
Are you still using Windows 9x/Me?
Any other recent operating system has proper memory and resource protection. The worst your assembly program will do is cause the operating system to terminate it.
The assembly language is not a gateway to rampant system destruction.
The New Breed of Version Control Systems