Considering there is not that much traffic between US and Russia, railway like that is kind of an overkill.
Funny how there's not much traffic between the US and Russia when there's no rail lines or roads connecting them either.
I wonder if there might be some traffic if there were a relatively easy way to travel between them?
No link, but I'm using it, so I promise that it's true.
However, they also added the ability to move a window from any border so sometimes when you want to resize the window you end up moving it instead. oops.
Insider sources are also claiming that PCs booting Windows 8 will snap a picture with the webcam and send it to Microsoft as part of the boot sequence.
I suppose we know from the principle of ordering and the finiteness of the internet that there must be a "most racist thing" on the internet, but I doubt any slashdot discussion is capable of coming anywhere close to that superlative.
Because even the inflated prices are still cheaper than buying from a foreign country and having it shipped?
And Apple very cleverly takes advantage of that fact?
What I get out of this is that the judge says that it's none of Google's business because the lawsuit is between Microsoft & Motorola.
By the way, what is this ultra secret, mega proprietary Android source code anyway? I thought Android was open source. Didn't Andy Rubin define "open" as the ability to download and compile the source?
Well they had an add-on mouse-based desktop program and "mousepaint" in 1983 or so to go along with the original Apple mouse card, but Apple first implemented the windows/mouse interface in 1982 with the Lisa.
As for which apps we do want to write in GNOME we have a list of about 6-10 that we consider a "different class of application" than core utils. Things that every computer needs to be able to do. Like managing photos, music and documents. So we want to write some of those basic utilities,
As if no one up til now ever worked on GNOME applications to manage photos, music, and documents.
Oh wait, I forgot those were written by some guy who no longer bothers to waste his time with GNOME, and the API has changed twice in the meantime, so they have to be rewritten from scratch, only this time we'll do them right!
Well it is true that all S Korean fans have a timer on them so that you won't accidently leave it on all night and die.
And it is true that "death by fan suffocation" is a legitimate cause of death for S. Korean death certificates.
They also believe that artistically arranged chunks of charcoal will absorb electromagnetic radiation.
But then again, Americans believe in alien abductions.
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Considering there is not that much traffic between US and Russia, railway like that is kind of an overkill.
Funny how there's not much traffic between the US and Russia when there's no rail lines or roads connecting them either.
I wonder if there might be some traffic if there were a relatively easy way to travel between them?
If Ted Stevens were still around this would be a done deal.
And the resulting tsunami was 1000x smaller too.
Now we see that the "special relationship" between Argentina and Germany has been established for quite a bit longer than we thought.
pilsner is a type of lager.
No link, but I'm using it, so I promise that it's true.
However, they also added the ability to move a window from any border so sometimes when you want to resize the window you end up moving it instead. oops.
No problem. My tough actin' Tinactin is ready and waiting.
When that 3% earns you more money than the 20% earns the other guy, you won't be complaining.
I am very relieved to find out it wasn't a skull-boring, brain-eating crustacean.
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Insider sources are also claiming that PCs booting Windows 8 will snap a picture with the webcam and send it to Microsoft as part of the boot sequence.
I suppose we know from the principle of ordering and the finiteness of the internet that there must be a "most racist thing" on the internet, but I doubt any slashdot discussion is capable of coming anywhere close to that superlative.
Wrong. I can buy in the US and get it shipped here and still save anywhere from 10-30%. go back and try again.
Ok... it's because you are willing to pay more to buy the stuff in Australia rather than have it shipped from overseas.
Because even the inflated prices are still cheaper than buying from a foreign country and having it shipped?
And Apple very cleverly takes advantage of that fact?
Oracle already let the cat out of the bag w.r.t. Itanium.
So can I get a TouchPad for $100 now?
That's exactly the point. If that's how open Android is, what could be so sooper secret about the code that Google didn't want anyone to see?
What about Allen?
That's not the only thing that turns out to be younger than you thought.
What I get out of this is that the judge says that it's none of Google's business because the lawsuit is between Microsoft & Motorola.
By the way, what is this ultra secret, mega proprietary Android source code anyway? I thought Android was open source. Didn't Andy Rubin define "open" as the ability to download and compile the source?
Well they had an add-on mouse-based desktop program and "mousepaint" in 1983 or so to go along with the original Apple mouse card, but Apple first implemented the windows/mouse interface in 1982 with the Lisa.
Right. Only AT&T should have it, because while Apple is evil, AT&T is our friend.
As for which apps we do want to write in GNOME we have a list of about 6-10 that we consider a "different class of application" than core utils. Things that every computer needs to be able to do. Like managing photos, music and documents. So we want to write some of those basic utilities,
As if no one up til now ever worked on GNOME applications to manage photos, music, and documents.
Oh wait, I forgot those were written by some guy who no longer bothers to waste his time with GNOME, and the API has changed twice in the meantime, so they have to be rewritten from scratch, only this time we'll do them right!
Well it is true that all S Korean fans have a timer on them so that you won't accidently leave it on all night and die.
And it is true that "death by fan suffocation" is a legitimate cause of death for S. Korean death certificates.
They also believe that artistically arranged chunks of charcoal will absorb electromagnetic radiation.
But then again, Americans believe in alien abductions.