You obviously are unfarmiliar to Mescale and GHB. Wicked powerful combination that could even get you laid. But if I were you, I'd try it out on the fat ones first...
I don't care if it rains of freezes 'Long as I got my Plastic Jesus Riding on the dashboard of my car.
Through my trials and tribulations And my travels through the nations With my Plastic Jesus I'll go far. Plastic Jesus! Plastic Jesus, Riding on the dashboard of my car
I'm afraid He'll have to go. His magnets ruin my radio And if I have a wreck He'll leave a scar. Riding down a thoroughfare With His nose up in the air, A wreck may be ahead, but He don't mind.
Trouble coming He don't see, He just keeps His eye on me And any other thing that lies behind. Plastic Jesus! Plastic Jesus, Riding on the dashboard of my car...
Though the sunshine on His back Make Him peel, chip and crack, A little patching keeps Him up to par. When I'm in a traffic jam He don't care if I say "damn" I can let all my curses roll
Plastic Jesus doesn't hear 'Cause he has a plastic ear The man who invented plastic saved my soul. Plastic Jesus! Plastic Jesus, Riding on the dashboard of my car...
Once His robe was snowy white, Now it isn't quite so bright - Stained by the smoke of my cigar. If I weave around at night, And policemen think I'm tight, They never find my bottle - though they ask.
Plastic Jesus shelters me, For His head comes off, you see He's hollow, and I use Him for a flask. Plastic Jesus! Plastic Jesus,
Riding on the dashboard of my car... Ride with me and have a dram Of the blood of the Lamb - Plastic Jesus is a holy bar.
"Certificate-based encryption is still a work in progress," says Jim Peterson, PKZip chief technology officer. "We're not publishing it because we still have a number of features to add to Taco's Backside."
Great job, +2 so far.
Moderators, it's only informative if you actually read it...
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It's also on the query side as well. How many people have written wrapper classes to deal with different databases?
As a side effect, implementing one database call, even with a db_type parameter in the database calls, gives a certain level of abstraction which would allow for greater cross portability. It also helps with application debugging, generating the error closer to the actual failure point, rather than in the wrapper class itself.
Although I wholehartedly agree with your comment about the proliferation of inefficient coding styles, the additional power allows us to write higher abstraction languages, almost to the point of natural-language programming. More structure introduced into programming can only mean a shift to programming in english, and that can only mean less poor spelling on slashdot.
Who is this Lilu what you speak of? Is it the same
Lilu from The Fifthe Element? If so, her name is spelled Leeloo Minai Lekarariba-Laminai-Tchai Ekbat De Sebat, although we would have also accepted Leeloo Dallas or Leeloo Dallas Multipass.
Microsoft owned a part of everything. Anytime a company had a product which MS could use, they simply purchased stock, ip rights, whatever they needed to keep market dominance.
They don't have to show anyone the entire codebase. They just have to compile it and hash the Kernels. If it matches what they shipped in production, then you can at least date the code.
Also, asking the developers very pointed questions like what outside sources did you use when you wrote the X component of the kernel and Where did this comment come from would preclude the need for developers to sign an NDA.
The burden of proof is on SCO, make sure that it is indeed a burden.
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I have one IBM netfinity server, and if they spash the shit outta SCO, then I'm calling my IBM rep and ordering a fecking rack of them!
Then perhaps artists will put out full albums instead of two hit singles separated by filler noise. I'd buy one then.
I also buy albums so I can have the band autograph the liner notes. If you just have a liner note that says Memorex, what's the point?
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I agree, but sometimes the end justifies the means. Hell, I pledge that the first company that takes out SCO by any means necessary and forever dissolves this notion of not-free-freeware gets my undying support. I will use their products, reccommend their products, and defend their products to the best of my abilities.
Who's with me?
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By the same token, say you're doing some programming for IBM. YOu go reading through the sources for AIX, you understand it, you learn how it works. Now you're put on another project, say the volume manager for Linux. Sure things are a lot different, but because you've been playing around with AIX for a while, you got some really neat tricks to add scalability and stability. You change a routine here, add a better algorithm there, and you got that sucker screaming.
Now whose ideas did you use, and more importantly, who cares? Sure stealing is wrong, it says so in our lawbooks. But what exactly have you stolen? Does AIX not have a LVM because you used some ideas from it in Linux? Should a Ford not have Antilock brakes because GM put them on their cars before Ford?
We have broken the system to the point where it is illegal to learn anything, because somebody learned it before us. We are not stealing somebody's hard work. We are expanding on it, and with Linux, they can do the same thing back to their own product. Has there been a lawsuit because Microsoft has taken on some of the same projects that Linux has? Used ideas from one and placed them into the other? No, and by rights there shouldn't be. If Linus had compiled SCO and called it Linux, then there would be a case. If Linus used the knowledge he learned in university that the original Unix guys learned, should he be crucified? No.
and oh yeah, fuck SCO. You can sue me too you worthless piles of festering pestilence.
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The only thing that I can see from the new litigation against Novell is that SCO is attempting to strongarm them into shutting up. Hell, at this point, I don't care that it will set a precident for lawsuits, I just wish that somebody would just buy SCO's collective asses and shut them the hell up. Hell, even Novell has enough capital to pull this one off.
Interestingly enough, Sco is suing Novell just about the same time that Novell is about to release netware 6, complete with open source integration.
I'm going to the store to buy lots of tinfoil, who wants a hat?
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You obviously are unfarmiliar to Mescale and GHB. Wicked powerful combination that could even get you laid.
But if I were you, I'd try it out on the fat ones first...
Loved one? How about just your liked one, or the one whom you can tolerate for an hour at a time?
Do the "I love you because I'm drunk" crowd fit into your equation?
Is Mel Gibson in that one, or is it Steven Segal?
Nice call.
Everyone else, here's a clickable link
I don't care if it rains of freezes
...
...
...
'Long as I got my Plastic Jesus
Riding on the dashboard of my car.
Through my trials and tribulations
And my travels through the nations
With my Plastic Jesus I'll go far.
Plastic Jesus! Plastic Jesus,
Riding on the dashboard of my car
I'm afraid He'll have to go.
His magnets ruin my radio
And if I have a wreck He'll leave a scar.
Riding down a thoroughfare
With His nose up in the air,
A wreck may be ahead, but He don't mind.
Trouble coming He don't see,
He just keeps His eye on me
And any other thing that lies behind.
Plastic Jesus! Plastic Jesus,
Riding on the dashboard of my car
Though the sunshine on His back
Make Him peel, chip and crack,
A little patching keeps Him up to par.
When I'm in a traffic jam
He don't care if I say "damn"
I can let all my curses roll
Plastic Jesus doesn't hear
'Cause he has a plastic ear
The man who invented plastic saved my soul.
Plastic Jesus! Plastic Jesus,
Riding on the dashboard of my car
Once His robe was snowy white,
Now it isn't quite so bright -
Stained by the smoke of my cigar.
If I weave around at night,
And policemen think I'm tight,
They never find my bottle - though they ask.
Plastic Jesus shelters me,
For His head comes off, you see
He's hollow, and I use Him for a flask.
Plastic Jesus! Plastic Jesus,
Riding on the dashboard of my car
Ride with me and have a dram
Of the blood of the Lamb -
Plastic Jesus is a holy bar.
This only happens when there is a lack of addresses.
Why go throuh all the trouble if there are an abundance?
They didn't even have to read that far! in the second paragraph:
"Let's say we're both watching a gay orgy," said the 42-year old Menlo Park attorney.
It's not that hard guys. There's even a reference about trolling for karma.
This is absolutely the worst attempt at showing the exuberance which moderators burn their points away.
You put too much faith in the M2. Fair x10 is how that'll play out :)
"Certificate-based encryption is still a work in progress," says Jim Peterson, PKZip chief technology officer. "We're not publishing it because we still have a number of features to add to Taco's Backside."
Great job, +2 so far.
Moderators, it's only informative if you actually read it...
I prefer emacs, but hey, who doesn't?
W
Yes, and let me know when you plan to do this. It's been a while since I went dumpster diving.
Turn off your pacemaker or we'll turn you off!
Great idea there, Chuck!
It's also on the query side as well. How many people have written wrapper classes to deal with different databases?
As a side effect, implementing one database call, even with a db_type parameter in the database calls, gives a certain level of abstraction which would allow for greater cross portability. It also helps with application debugging, generating the error closer to the actual failure point, rather than in the wrapper class itself.
They're the magic 80 lines that were fabled by my CS Professor. If you recite them backwards, we'll all end up slashdotting on TRS-80's.
It could be a very big problem for IBM, it would be a diff/merge for Linux.
Although I wholehartedly agree with your comment about the proliferation of inefficient coding styles, the additional power allows us to write higher abstraction languages, almost to the point of natural-language programming. More structure introduced into programming can only mean a shift to programming in english, and that can only mean less poor spelling on slashdot.
I see it as win-win
Who is this Lilu what you speak of? Is it the same Lilu from The Fifthe Element? If so, her name is spelled Leeloo Minai Lekarariba-Laminai-Tchai Ekbat De Sebat, although we would have also accepted Leeloo Dallas or Leeloo Dallas Multipass.
Microsoft owned a part of everything. Anytime a company had a product which MS could use, they simply purchased stock, ip rights, whatever they needed to keep market dominance.
They don't have to show anyone the entire codebase. They just have to compile it and hash the Kernels. If it matches what they shipped in production, then you can at least date the code.
Also, asking the developers very pointed questions like what outside sources did you use when you wrote the X component of the kernel and Where did this comment come from would preclude the need for developers to sign an NDA.
The burden of proof is on SCO, make sure that it is indeed a burden.
I have one IBM netfinity server, and if they spash the shit outta SCO, then I'm calling my IBM rep and ordering a fecking rack of them!
Once the economy picks up a little...
Then perhaps artists will put out full albums instead of two hit singles separated by filler noise. I'd buy one then.
I also buy albums so I can have the band autograph the liner notes. If you just have a liner note that says Memorex, what's the point?
I agree, but sometimes the end justifies the means. Hell, I pledge that the first company that takes out SCO by any means necessary and forever dissolves this notion of not-free-freeware gets my undying support. I will use their products, reccommend their products, and defend their products to the best of my abilities.
Who's with me?
By the same token, say you're doing some programming for IBM. YOu go reading through the sources for AIX, you understand it, you learn how it works. Now you're put on another project, say the volume manager for Linux. Sure things are a lot different, but because you've been playing around with AIX for a while, you got some really neat tricks to add scalability and stability. You change a routine here, add a better algorithm there, and you got that sucker screaming.
Now whose ideas did you use, and more importantly, who cares? Sure stealing is wrong, it says so in our lawbooks. But what exactly have you stolen? Does AIX not have a LVM because you used some ideas from it in Linux? Should a Ford not have Antilock brakes because GM put them on their cars before Ford?
We have broken the system to the point where it is illegal to learn anything, because somebody learned it before us. We are not stealing somebody's hard work. We are expanding on it, and with Linux, they can do the same thing back to their own product. Has there been a lawsuit because Microsoft has taken on some of the same projects that Linux has? Used ideas from one and placed them into the other? No, and by rights there shouldn't be. If Linus had compiled SCO and called it Linux, then there would be a case. If Linus used the knowledge he learned in university that the original Unix guys learned, should he be crucified? No.
and oh yeah, fuck SCO. You can sue me too you worthless piles of festering pestilence.
The only thing that I can see from the new litigation against Novell is that SCO is attempting to strongarm them into shutting up. Hell, at this point, I don't care that it will set a precident for lawsuits, I just wish that somebody would just buy SCO's collective asses and shut them the hell up. Hell, even Novell has enough capital to pull this one off.
Interestingly enough, Sco is suing Novell just about the same time that Novell is about to release netware 6, complete with open source integration.
I'm going to the store to buy lots of tinfoil, who wants a hat?