It's like a janitor contemplating whether a clean hall is art. Why not spend your time examining better methods of developing portable/maintainable code or something. I mean really, let's say you get your answer. "It is art" or "It isn't art", what has been accomplished other than the ability to puff up about what you do?
There are different people, with different personalities, who find different outlooks on life more or less satisfying. Do you want to live your live as a cog in a machine, or do you want to feel like your life has some other kind of meaning. For some people, working hard, keeping their nose to the grindstone, is satisfying and rewarding. For others, it would be like anally raping them with a pipecleaner.
I'm not sure what games women play, but if I find any playing the ones I play I'm going to SEEK AND DESTROY them so that maybe I won't see a million freaking posts to slashdot on the subject of games and women, obviously some kind of advertising hype. No, then we'll see "women players
unfairly targetted" posts, right?
I wish I could see what is so great about Firefox. Maybe my build (v. 1.0.4 in debian unstable) is bad? When I use it, it seems like an immature version of Mozilla that might be ready in say a year. Is that its appeal?
Friends was good for the first few years then became terrible, it's true. Seinfeld wasn't terrible, though; there were lots
of hilarious episodes. Maybe you're just missing something. You're what, German?
I think it's only a relatively recent idea that Americans speak English badly. I read a book on linguistics, written by a Brit, in which he explained how the British used to admire Americans for the quality of their English speaking. I mean, one normally assumes that British speakers are speaking proper English, but it could as well be that Americans are and the British deviated a lot from a couple hundred years ago, or more likely that all of our peoples (with Aussies, etc.) have significantly changed the way they speak.
Nah, mine does that too. Sony laptop, P4 512MB RAM.
I've noticed that at times when I'm running Mozilla,
when I highlight text it causes the fan to rev up
a little. No, I'm not hallucinating.
IMHO, Metallica started sucking after 'And Justice For All...'. I remember being really disappointed by
the next album. A.J.F.A and 'Master of Puppets' are
two of the best heavy metal albums evah, though.
How does that work? I said `grep -r`. If I set the ACTION
to not read directories, then it won't recursively grep.
I do `| grep -v.svn` to remove output of grep for.svn
directories, but it still greps the directories which takes
a long time.
That's an insightful and amusing comment, but I think reality
is a lot more complicated. It's not one group of people in
"the people" or "government"; there are many different people
with different ideas, experiences, and motivations.
The only problem with the spidermonkey interpreter is
that it doesn't include the browser object model.
So you can't load an HTML page and manipulate its
DOM like you normally would do in javascript.
Do they pay to get these stories put on slashdot?
I know this will be once again modded as a troll,
but I increasingly don't care about slashdot anyway
so it doesn't matter.
How about this headline: Reports of Slashdot's Relevance
Greatly Exaggerated.
I don't have patience to compile every new application
that claims to be the next greatest thing, and instead I
prefer to wait until someone thinks it's worthy enough
to bother creating a debian package for.
So for that, you tell me to fuck off.
Maybe when your mentality has advanced beyond highschool you'll have a different perspective on things.
Slashdot Mirror
I'm not sure what games women play, but if I find any playing the ones I play I'm going to SEEK AND DESTROY them so that maybe I won't see a million freaking posts to slashdot on the subject of games and women, obviously some kind of advertising hype. No, then we'll see "women players unfairly targetted" posts, right?
I wish I could see what is so great about Firefox. Maybe my build (v. 1.0.4 in debian unstable) is bad? When I use it, it seems like an immature version of Mozilla that might be ready in say a year. Is that its appeal?
I'm also tired of hearing about it. It's clearly marketing hype from the game industry.
Friends was good for the first few years then became terrible, it's true. Seinfeld wasn't terrible, though; there were lots of hilarious episodes. Maybe you're just missing something. You're what, German?
I think it's only a relatively recent idea that Americans speak English badly. I read a book on linguistics, written by a Brit, in which he explained how the British used to admire Americans for the quality of their English speaking. I mean, one normally assumes that British speakers are speaking proper English, but it could as well be that Americans are and the British deviated a lot from a couple hundred years ago, or more likely that all of our peoples (with Aussies, etc.) have significantly changed the way they speak.
There are many physicists who are in excellent shape, as you might expect from someone who is intellectually excellent.
The fact that that was moderated +5 Funny makes me feel better that my karma sucks.
You'd still have university students and scientists, business sites, people whose ISPs provide web space....
Nah, mine does that too. Sony laptop, P4 512MB RAM. I've noticed that at times when I'm running Mozilla, when I highlight text it causes the fan to rev up a little. No, I'm not hallucinating.
Hah, fuck you dickwad!
/me gives the finger to Sycraft-fu
IMHO, Metallica started sucking after 'And Justice For All...'. I remember being really disappointed by the next album. A.J.F.A and 'Master of Puppets' are two of the best heavy metal albums evah, though.
How does that work? I said `grep -r`. If I set the ACTION to not read directories, then it won't recursively grep. I do `| grep -v .svn` to remove output of grep for .svn
directories, but it still greps the directories which takes
a long time.
`grep -r`ing source code under Subversion takes much longer than with CVS, due to all the .svn files.
That's an insightful and amusing comment, but I think reality is a lot more complicated. It's not one group of people in "the people" or "government"; there are many different people with different ideas, experiences, and motivations.
Yes, firefox 1.04.
Where do you download it?
The only problem with the spidermonkey interpreter is that it doesn't include the browser object model. So you can't load an HTML page and manipulate its DOM like you normally would do in javascript.
This did nothing in my browser but show a page with swirly colors, a clock, and a Launch button which didn't do anything.
Do they pay to get these stories put on slashdot? I know this will be once again modded as a troll, but I increasingly don't care about slashdot anyway so it doesn't matter. How about this headline: Reports of Slashdot's Relevance Greatly Exaggerated.
In my opinion, people with opinions like yours should post not as Anonymous Coward, so that we can scrawl on your publicly available karma.
I don't have patience to compile every new application that claims to be the next greatest thing, and instead I prefer to wait until someone thinks it's worthy enough to bother creating a debian package for. So for that, you tell me to fuck off. Maybe when your mentality has advanced beyond highschool you'll have a different perspective on things.