Exactly. The Constitution does not grant rights to the people, it limits the powers of the government. Therefore, just because a "right" is not listed in the Constitution, that does not mean it does not exist.
Or their solutions are overly complex and inefficient because they were never taught, and were not aware of a simpler well known algorithm/structure. Or it takes them more time to re-invent the wheel of a well known algorithm or structure that would have been taught to them in getting a degree. The most valuable classes I have had in this respect were Logic and Algorithms and Data Structures.
Only if we don't tax enough to cover the cost of the spending.
The problem is, you can't tax that much. The total debt of the US federal government and unfunded liabilities is $50 trillion more than the total assets of every man, woman, child, business and corporation in the US.
You obviously live in New York or California, not Kansas or New Mexico. The electoral college does and has done just exactly what it was designed to do.
As far as user interfaces go, Big Company/Commercial applications do not mean good user interface. Take a look at the User Interface Hall of Shame. The vast majority of applications listed there are commercial products.
In your own words, this is bull. The Japanese knew they were at war. The action taken by the US against Hiroshima averted an invasion that would have dwarfed the Normandy invasion and could have cost many more lives, both Japanese and American.
You seem to be missing the point. It is not whether M$ should wait for Netscape, nor that Netscape is a standard itself, it is not. It is the fact that M$ is ignoring industry standards while adding proprietary "features"
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IMHO, putting ALL of/etc in one XML document would not be a viable option, however, using individual XML documents, like sendmail.xml, is an excellent alternative.
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Exactly. The Constitution does not grant rights to the people, it limits the powers of the government. Therefore, just because a "right" is not listed in the Constitution, that does not mean it does not exist.
Or their solutions are overly complex and inefficient because they were never taught, and were not aware of a simpler well known algorithm/structure. Or it takes them more time to re-invent the wheel of a well known algorithm or structure that would have been taught to them in getting a degree. The most valuable classes I have had in this respect were Logic and Algorithms and Data Structures.
Technically, that should be "the interwebs"
I call it the Fisher Price look and feel
Does it run on Linux?
Only if we don't tax enough to cover the cost of the spending.
The problem is, you can't tax that much. The total debt of the US federal government and unfunded liabilities is $50 trillion more than the total assets of every man, woman, child, business and corporation in the US.
Wow! A Libertarian on slashdot! I never thought I would see the day.
I'm with you 100% on that.
And the difference between "to" and "too"
Now us Linux geeks can have a blue screen of death!!!
You obviously live in New York or California, not Kansas or New Mexico. The electoral college does and has done just exactly what it was designed to do.
Thats just political double speak. Stop defending the idiot.
SCO/Caldera never owned the Unix trademark. The Unix trademark is owned by the Open Group, only the code is owned by SCO/Caldera.
As far as user interfaces go, Big Company/Commercial applications do not mean good user interface. Take a look at the User Interface Hall of Shame. The vast majority of applications listed there are commercial products.
So make it a free download. I does not matter how "great" the thing is, it is not a part of the operating system.
In your own words, this is bull. The Japanese knew they were at war. The action taken by the US against Hiroshima averted an invasion that would have dwarfed the Normandy invasion and could have cost many more lives, both Japanese and American.
Therefore the people responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent people should not be punished?
Who is responsible for doing the search on each antipatent to make sure it is not already a patent?
You seem to be missing the point. It is not whether M$ should wait for Netscape, nor that Netscape is a standard itself, it is not. It is the fact that M$ is ignoring industry standards while adding proprietary "features"
Linux can't? What about Linux on S/390?
IMHO, putting ALL of /etc in one XML document would not be a viable option, however, using individual XML documents, like sendmail.xml, is an excellent alternative.
I agree. It is also one thats too hard to say, must be that npr