> Expose and viewing all virtual desktops in miniature versions the way Spaces does might even be new, at > least I haven't seen it before. That's stollen from old Xerox LISP environment's "ROOMS" so nothing new in Apple stealing XEROX (who of course invented the photocopier, how ironic!)
In the same way Linux has stolen BASH from a teletype. You certainly don't go through "Doors" to enter another "Room" in Spaces. And there isn't a Copy command that enables you to copy a file to another room either.
Because Hezbollah isn't the Armed Forces of Lebanon (which Israel also attacked), while the IDF is that of Israel - and one would hope that they follow the orders of the Israeli government.
But if you insist on likening the IDF to a terrorist organization...
So your argument is that Hezbollah has build fixed rocket launching sites in Lebanese cities?
Nope, the IDF bombs sites where Kattooooshhka's were launched (or not), hoping to hit Hezbollah.
And Lebanese (quite unlike the Israelis) have not been lobbing explosives and rockets onto civilian targets, so it's obvious where the moral high ground is.
Bottom line: if your crazy neighbour starts installing rocket launchers, move.
It seems that's what crazy neighbor Israel wants all non-Jews to do.
Oh yes, and I suppose those 130+ rockets Hizbollah just launched at Israel are guided by magic wishes and gumdrops so they dont hit Civilians?
No those rockets aren't guided at all, and tend to not hit anything. Quite unlike the precision bombs of the IDF - unless they aren't (precision bombs that is).
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Good thing the terrorists didn't plan on getting liquid explosives onboard inside baby bottles.
People who bring kids onboard a plane still aren't considered terrorists?
As well as the MacBook Pros.
I read it was an USB card covered in a folded piece of paper, so nobody could identify it.
Actually the plot does thicken: "NewsForge now officially in the Troll for add-hits business".
And the fact that you know nothing about the exploit tells a lot.
If he doesn't end on a black list, he should have more Mod points by the time Vista comes out - at least 50.
I guess that means you use an OS where drag'n'drop doesn't work too well.
You could also just not type ".cm" instead of ".com"
At least it will pay for the upkeep of a DNS root server that mostly had traffic asking for non existing sites.
Fighting the Borg, who managed to make Borgs look like normal people?
But they were pruning the tree, leaving it unballanced! Tree traversal that damages the data is not good.
don't forget invoices, letters from lawyers etc.
But if you insist on likening the IDF to a terrorist organization...
Well, yes, you obviously can tell the difference between Lebanese civilians and Hezbollah as much as the IDF.
Well, the current Pope is Benedict XVI - but neither his dad nor his predecessor was named Benedict XV.
And it has been on the Mac just a wee bit longer than a little over a year.
Nope, the IDF bombs sites where Kattooooshhka's were launched (or not), hoping to hit Hezbollah.
And Lebanese (quite unlike the Israelis) have not been lobbing explosives and rockets onto civilian targets, so it's obvious where the moral high ground is.
It seems that's what crazy neighbor Israel wants all non-Jews to do.For what it's worth, the same group defaced several hundred websites in the last couple of days, almost all of them running under Linux.
Oooh. Actions speak louder than words. IDF soldiers have used their weapons and force to harm human beings who are not combatants or prisoners of war.
So killing people that have nothing to do with your enemy is business as usual for Israelis.
No those rockets aren't guided at all, and tend to not hit anything. Quite unlike the precision bombs of the IDF - unless they aren't (precision bombs that is).
In so far as "surgical strike" is a euphemism for "a little less random bombing". And that includes "surgical strikes" from US forces.
Ignoring that Lebanon was already "democratized" before the Civil War where Israel again played a major role in destroying Lebanon.