The truth, according to the video, is that "children as young as kindergarten are being introduced to human sacrifice, the sucking of blood from dead animals and possession by spirit beings."
Hell Yeah!! Thank god there is nothing like this in the Bible.
This is the fast moving consumer/SOHO desktop market. Is it reasonable to expect any company to support software that is 6 years old?
At the s/w company I work for the software is aimed at a similar market and support is dropped after 2 subsequent versions are released; this works out at about 3 years. Are you going to set the DOJ onto us as well?
Well, no. Anything can come in on port 80, but you've got a single process listening. Filter ports at the firewall, filter services etc. in the server.
unless you have absolute control over all machines behind the firewall
Isn't that the point of firewalls... you trust everything inside and distrust everything outside.
This is good - the copyright control freaks and the "think of the children" advocates can fight it out in the corner while we get on with our lives with "real" DVD players and films.
Of course critical sections are fast - that's what they were designed to be. The tradeoff is that they can't be used for IPC, so the comparision in the article is misleading .
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Philosopher's Stone is the substance that the medieval alchemists sought to create. The substance would turn base metals into gold.
Do the English think that Americans are too stupid to understand what a Philosopher is ?
... it isn't a stone that happens to be owned by a philosopher.
No, it's because the English think that Americans are too stupid to understand what the Philosopher's Stone is.
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The truth, according to the video, is that "children as young as kindergarten are being introduced to human sacrifice, the sucking of blood from dead animals and possession by spirit beings."
Hell Yeah!! Thank god there is nothing like this in the Bible.
Because Terry Gilliam has imagination and originality.
The publisher and/or the studio wanted the film of the book to be a word-for-word replica.
MS Exchange supports icalendar.
Did you even try searching for "icalendar server" on google?
http://store.sun.com/catalog/doc/BrowsePage.jhtml? cid=64478
Was Quake3 released in black and white only in Canada. No wonder they're miserable.
It is Windows 95, not Windows 98 that is having support ended in Dec 2001.
Windows Desktop Product Lifecycle Guidelines
This is the fast moving consumer/SOHO desktop market. Is it reasonable to expect any company to support software that is 6 years old?
At the s/w company I work for the software is aimed at a similar market and support is dropped after 2 subsequent versions are released; this works out at about 3 years. Are you going to set the DOJ onto us as well?
And why don't non-Americans who live in the USA and pay (a lot) of taxes get a vote?
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"ANYTHING can run on port 80"
... you trust everything inside and distrust everything outside.
Well, no. Anything can come in on port 80, but you've got a single process listening. Filter ports at the firewall, filter services etc. in the server.
unless you have absolute control over all machines behind the firewall
Isn't that the point of firewalls
I do when my nuts are tight.
You could get one of those small voice activated digital recorders. Then you wouldn't have to take your hands off of your spanner.
Of course there may or may not be an infinite number of Mersenne primes. So I sit corrected.
"if one exists. "
There are an infinite number of primes therefore one exists with at least 10 million digits.
The smallest prime is therefore -1
Its absolute value is less than 2.
It has two factors, 1 and itself.
What do you get if you save the prime as something.zip and unzip it?
Something juicy?
... Memento that shows the movie in the correct order
That would be such boring film. And probably less understandable than the original.
It's cheaper at amazon
A clockwork orange is a short biography of Beethoven.
Pulp Fiction is a short exposè of the fast food industry.
This is good - the copyright control freaks and the "think of the children" advocates can fight it out in the corner while we get on with our lives with "real" DVD players and films.
"Or better question, why hasn't someone written a better alternative"
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"[the satelite] was ferried to its launch pad in Kourou by a Russian Antonov and two Boeing 707 freighters. "
Using a strand of creeper held under the dorsal guiding feathers?
According to altavista it says "tsardanik". I hope children aren't reading /.
Of course critical sections are fast - that's what they were designed to be. The tradeoff is that they can't be used for IPC, so the comparision in the article is misleading .