The next gen Linux thread library will benefit significantly from having a 64 bit adress space, I remember from reading the whitepaper. Just an example.
It's certainly healthier than anything served at McDonald's. Real drunks, such as GW Bush, are usually intoxicating themselves on liquor, not beer or wine, though it also happens.
Perhaps, if your time is worthless. But anyhow, he was refering to license management for any potential commercial software they may have illicitly installed.
It's rare to have any sort of commercial software on a Linux installation, and as a result, it's close to impossible to find Linux versions of commercial software on, say, P2P networks.
Just checking here, I have Quake 3, UT and Oracle installed. Oracle, I downloaded it from their website.
With the latest stable XFree / fontconfig / freetype, my fonts look *much* better on my Gentoo box than on any windows box I've seen. I have a crappy CRT, and I'm running at 1024x768 ATM, the text is absolutely perfect.
That would be because "konqueror" is just the shell, most of the work is done by libkhtml. -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 2.8M May 20 03:07/usr/kde/3.1/lib/libkhtml.so.4.1.0
AirBus hasn't gotten any state subsidies in a looong time, at most they got low interest loans to develop the A380. And they get very few juicy military contracts, if any, while Boeing racks up the taxpayer's money that way.
On top of that, it doesn't seem to work with either the latest Wine or WineX. Might need some tweaking, it looks like it could need an original msvcrt.dll.
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When I see how much you guys are paying on rent/lodging, I have to wonder what is it exactly you call "tax" and "disposable income." Just because the cheque doesn't go to the federal government doesn't mean you're not being ripped off.
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Airbus doesn't get any subsidies any more. Boeing still gets plenty of juicy military contracts, OTOH.
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Bankrupt? Care to compare the US & French budget and trade deficits? Former is below 3.5% of GNP per Maastricht treaty, and trade balance is/positive/.
oh and ask Boeing how they feel about those lazy unproductive european workers who are currently grabbing most of their marketshare for civilian airliners despites highly unfavorable exchange rate.
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20,6% VAT, actually. Income tax can actually be lower for families with several children (3 and more). But the difference is that we get most of what we pay back.
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9% in France ATM. 6% in USA. Oh yeah, it's less. But here you get medical insurance and education for your kids when you're unemployed.
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Where did you get that 18% figure? I just checked and it's around 9% at the moment, and on top of that I believe the rule for considering someone "unemployed" are still broader than in the US.
x86ers would like it very much if 64bit wasn't relevant for the consumer, because they're not going to get it for a little while yet, but in truth, it really is huge.
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The next gen Linux thread library will benefit significantly from having a 64 bit adress space, I remember from reading the whitepaper. Just an example.
It's certainly healthier than anything served at McDonald's. Real drunks, such as GW Bush, are usually intoxicating themselves on liquor, not beer or wine, though it also happens.
A: It's fucking near water!
Perhaps, if your time is worthless. But anyhow, he was refering to license management for any potential commercial software they may have illicitly installed.
It's rare to have any sort of commercial software on a Linux installation, and as a result, it's close to impossible to find Linux versions of commercial software on, say, P2P networks.
Just checking here, I have Quake 3, UT and Oracle installed. Oracle, I downloaded it from their website.
Hey I guess you must be an MCSE :))))
Perhaps this would be a reason why some countries have decided to reduce working hours?
With the latest stable XFree / fontconfig / freetype, my fonts look *much* better on my Gentoo box than on any windows box I've seen. I have a crappy CRT, and I'm running at 1024x768 ATM, the text is absolutely perfect.
It also doubles as your do-it-yourself girlfriend, doesn't it?
That would be because "konqueror" is just the shell, most of the work is done by libkhtml. /usr/kde/3.1/lib/libkhtml.so.4.1.0
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 2.8M May 20 03:07
Considering they still own Windows 95 licenses, they probably won't get any money here :)
AirBus hasn't gotten any state subsidies in a looong time, at most they got low interest loans to develop the A380. And they get very few juicy military contracts, if any, while Boeing racks up the taxpayer's money that way.
It sounds like he's German and lives in Germany, it's highly unlikely that he would worry about such isses anyway.
I've used XPress for 10 years almost, on and off, to make a few non profit magazines. The price has always been a problem.
Err I got ADSL for the first time about 4 years ago, 512/128. Now I have 2000/400 for half the price. Pretty good evolution, IMO.
With free energy it would'nt be too hard to cool it down, seriously.
On top of that, it doesn't seem to work with either the latest Wine or WineX. Might need some tweaking, it looks like it could need an original msvcrt.dll.
Again, unemployment is at 9% currently in France.
When I see how much you guys are paying on rent/lodging, I have to wonder what is it exactly you call "tax" and "disposable income." Just because the cheque doesn't go to the federal government doesn't mean you're not being ripped off.
Airbus doesn't get any subsidies any more. Boeing still gets plenty of juicy military contracts, OTOH.
Bankrupt? Care to compare the US & French budget and trade deficits? Former is below 3.5% of GNP per Maastricht treaty, and trade balance is /positive/.
oh and ask Boeing how they feel about those lazy unproductive european workers who are currently grabbing most of their marketshare for civilian airliners despites highly unfavorable exchange rate.
20,6% VAT, actually. Income tax can actually be lower for families with several children (3 and more). But the difference is that we get most of what we pay back.
9% in France ATM. 6% in USA. Oh yeah, it's less. But here you get medical insurance and education for your kids when you're unemployed.
Where did you get that 18% figure? I just checked and it's around 9% at the moment, and on top of that I believe the rule for considering someone "unemployed" are still broader than in the US.
x86ers would like it very much if 64bit wasn't relevant for the consumer, because they're not going to get it for a little while yet, but in truth, it really is huge.
Really?
IT's not a religion, it's just yet another damn cult. Plus I find them scary with their fake smiles and their neato suits.