Could you illumine us as to just what that damaging information is? Probably the most surprising thing in the dead sea scrolls is how closely they agree with the much later manuscripts we had when they were found -- the Isaiah scroll for example. Yes, there are transcription errors resulting from repeated copying, but they pretty much boil down to spelling mistakes/changes...
Even reading the summary it is clear that this is a very, very early development work. This is their *first* milestone, of course it's going to be severely lacking in almost every way. Of course it's not cross-browser and doesn't allow selectable text... but eventually it will be. I, for one, think this is a great idea, and can't wait to see it done!
You call that slow? I once had an email arrive six *months* late. No, I'm not being an old Yorkshireman, this actually happened to me. It was sent by a friend using Hotmail, to my personal mailserver which I was running for myself at the time. Luckily, it wasn't anything super important, but I was amazed to receive an email sent in October the following March.
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Ever tried asking? Honestly said, "Hey God? Are you out there? If you are, convince me!"
I did once. Changed my life.
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I love Python. At first I found the tab/space thing kind of ambiguous, but then a fellow vim-lover got me to do this:
cat >> ~/.vimrc set tabstop=3 set shiftwidth=3 set expandtab ^D
Makes all those worries go away.:) (well, except possibly for sharing code with people who don't use the same 3-space indent standard)
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Could you illumine us as to just what that damaging information is? Probably the most surprising thing in the dead sea scrolls is how closely they agree with the much later manuscripts we had when they were found -- the Isaiah scroll for example. Yes, there are transcription errors resulting from repeated copying, but they pretty much boil down to spelling mistakes/changes...
Man, one thing I loved about open source software is that I could run any of it on my out of date hardware! Curse you Carmack!
Bitcoin is a "thing" not a brand and so it should not be eligible for trademark any more than "web browser" would be.
or "app store..." wait...
Even reading the summary it is clear that this is a very, very early development work. This is their *first* milestone, of course it's going to be severely lacking in almost every way. Of course it's not cross-browser and doesn't allow selectable text... but eventually it will be. I, for one, think this is a great idea, and can't wait to see it done!
You know you've been on the internet too long when you read "Ha ha ha ha!" as "Ha ha ha!"
60.32-54.27 = 6.05
6.05/12=0.504
4.28/0.504 = 8.49
I give it about eight and a half months.
I think he mentioned it's because that's what he's familiar with.
So... *is* he a fraud? Or does that matter in Italy?
Or just use wget --mirror --delete-after?
Last I checked, none of mercury, gold or silver was a compound...
I'm pretty sure the music is from Pirates of the Caribbean (hint, hint...)
I use a Credit Union (I'm Canadian). I don't pay any service fees at all, except when I take money out of another bank's ATM.
FTA:
My wallet has been mobile for years already...
Why would you pay $.50 to use this when transactions on credit cards and (some) debit cards are free?
oops... should have been
a -> b -> b -> a -> -> -> <=>
a -> b -> b -> a -> -> ->
Have fun with it.
lmao, wish I had mod points for that one.
Really?
Can you say "The Shining: Great Barrier Reef?"
Ah, that sheds some light on things. I'm not a parent, and I live (and went to university) in Canada.
Am I the only one who had to google MMR Vaccine to find out that this is talking about the Measles, Mumps and Rubella vaccine given to chlidren?
You call that slow? I once had an email arrive six *months* late. No, I'm not being an old Yorkshireman, this actually happened to me. It was sent by a friend using Hotmail, to my personal mailserver which I was running for myself at the time. Luckily, it wasn't anything super important, but I was amazed to receive an email sent in October the following March.
Ever tried asking? Honestly said, "Hey God? Are you out there? If you are, convince me!"
I did once. Changed my life.
I love Python. At first I found the tab/space thing kind of ambiguous, but then a fellow vim-lover got me to do this:
cat >> ~/.vimrc
set tabstop=3
set shiftwidth=3
set expandtab
^D
Makes all those worries go away. :) (well, except possibly for sharing code with people who don't use the same 3-space indent standard)
Oh dear.... it appears I can't read.