<NIEMOLLER> When they came for the dorks, I said nothing because I was not a dork... When they came for the tools, I said nothing because I was not a tool... etc... </NIEMOLLER>
I subbed to a major aerospace company (which shall remain nameless).
Their standard PC boot included full updates to everything and anything and took a good 15 minutes before the system was usable. 30-45 if there was a major update in the pipeline.
You missed the point. The GP was saying that switching to Linux caused users to go "WTF?". My point was that Vista is sufficiently different from XP for the same thing to be true.
And when they shift from XP to Vista? What's the difference? Both Vista and Linux (assuming either GNOME or KDE) do things differently from XP. Why does Vista get a pass, while Linux doesn't?
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Silly person! Haven't you learned anything from Darl McBride?
Contracts are what you use against parties you have relationships with.
No. More like drinking out of a Klein Bottle.
The Cybermen?
Dude, you were in Chatsworth? I lived in Chatsworth for 12 years -- now in West Hills.
Can you guys read? CAT BRAIN.
This is bad for us. Very bad. Remember, the ancient Egyptians worshipped cats like they were gods. Cats have never forgotten this fact.
I thought the same thing! NARF! POIT!!!
The problem is that the IBM network will continually ask "Are you pondering what I'm pondering?"
BSF's contract covers appeals. However, I don't know if SCOXQ will be able to pry the $$$ for the appeal bond loose from the BK judge.
This ain't it.
Novell is done (modulo appeals and the arbitration -- see below).
Still pending
* Bankruptcy
* SuSE UnitedLinux arbitration (stayed pending resolution of BK)
* IBM's counterclaims (stayed pending resolution of BK)
* RedHat (stayed pending IBM)
* AutoZone (technically still alive, don't believe anyone's ever going to finish it. Stayed pending IBM, I believe).
Mod parent: +1, Willy Wonka
Well, my textbook *was* written in the late '70s, and it's been 30 years since my last quantum course.
Yep. Electron spin is a purely relativistic phenomenon. It can't be derived from "classical" QM.
I don't normally go for scatological humor here, but....
Since the missing mass is from the movement, does this mean anything in the search for dark matter?
You usually find the dark matter from the movement in the toilet.
What about "devertebrated stewardesses"?
Didn't they do that to Worf in a Star Trek episode?
Dammmit, you beat me to it. And with my nick, I should have got to it first. Or maybe not. It's uncertain.
<NIEMOLLER>
When they came for the dorks, I said nothing because I was not a dork...
When they came for the tools, I said nothing because I was not a tool...
etc...
</NIEMOLLER>
I subbed to a major aerospace company (which shall remain nameless).
Their standard PC boot included full updates to everything and anything and took a good 15 minutes before the system was usable. 30-45 if there was a major update in the pipeline.
This is an example of the old saying "The Internet treats censorship as damage and routes around it".
Unfortunately, this is happening for the bad guys as well as us.
That was my point.
Please qualify "We". In this case "We" means the US. The Soviets launched Salyut 1 in 1971.
The Soyuz 11 depressurization incident was upon departure from Salyut 1.
You missed the point. The GP was saying that switching to Linux caused users to go "WTF?". My point was that Vista is sufficiently different from XP for the same thing to be true.
And when they shift from XP to Vista? What's the difference? Both Vista and Linux (assuming either GNOME or KDE) do things differently from XP. Why does Vista get a pass, while Linux doesn't?
It's been done. Back in '83.
in the 60s, a naked navel wouldn't risk censorship
Tell that to Barbara Eden (aka Jeannie).
A bigger continuity flaw in the trailer is the fact that Kirk can drive a stick. He had serious problems with it in "Patterns of Force."
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You mean "A Piece of the Action"
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