I don't even spamguard my email address, because I want people to know who I am and be able to reach me easily.
The real reason is because you are in the market for a penis enlargement. You should have used the first person when you wrote the submission you insensitive clod.
Check out this page: Wikipedia Announcements. It says "Please, do not tell too many people about this, our current server cannot handle the extra load."
Try removing fontconfig. No warning that it breaks XFree and ltsp-core.
Try checking dependancies of fontconfig by doing "qpkg -q fontconfig". You'll only see XFree, not ltsp-core.
Say you remove fontconfig. ltsp-core won't work. Try reemerging ltsp-core to fix the problem. emerge looks and notices XFree is installed so it stops there. It doesn't bother looking at XFree's dependancies. So remerging ltsp-core doesn't help.
And the fact that typing "emerge -p " or "qpkg -q " takes forever compared to apt-get is also a disadvantage. Not sure if its due to their caching mechanisms or because of Python.
The worst thing about Debian's packages is not that they are conservative, it's that they are too damn hard to create. They'll never be able to keep up with Gentoo in the long haul as far as creating new packages and updating old ones go.
But the main advantages of Gentoo are not in compiling from source really, although it is cool to have athlon-built binaries instead of Debian's i386 packages.... But the main advantages come from simple things like rc-update, etc-update, no debconf, and I like the fact that what you get is straight from upstream, no debianization, no added security crap, no altered conf files...
And to add to that, how about those bad lines... Some of the worst lines were in the kitchen with Vivica Fox. When she says "I'd say that would be about square" (as she traces out a square with her finger. There were some other horrible lines in the kitchen but I can't remember them. Also, of course the "Silly rabbit, tricks are for kids line" made be cringe. And then there's another Uma line in the restaurant, "Yeah for a second there, I did". I can't remember why she says that, but it was really awkwardly spoken... Quenten Tarantino's a fucked up kid that's all I know.
Hmmm. Yeah I guess you're right. I certainly wouldn't get fooled by the Mozilla url, but clueless users would get fooled by both. And 99% of the world users are clueless, so Mozilla's is still faulty. Although only 1% of users use Mozilla, so it's not a big deal. And those 1% are pretty smart.
I also thought he was good in Wild Things. It was the first non-comedic role I saw him in, and he was really good. He was kind of funny, but he didn't ruin the movie at all, in fact he made it much better even though he had just a small lawyer. As soon as I saw him in the neck brace when he first appeared, I thought oh no.... but it turned out he was great.
"The creator of Freenet, Ian Clarke, has cast doubt on whether Winny uses Freenet's full identity-cloaking features or its cryptography, according to a report in New Scientist."
I think the United States should try him in true American style, in a one-hour FOX TV special! Reality TV is all the rage these days, but it has suffered a bit of late. This could be just the boost the reality TV market needs. Since the O.J. trial, Americans, as well as people from all over the world have been begging for real-life courtroom drama. People are tired of the Practice, Law & Order, and other trials like Scott Pederson and the Menendez brothers just didn't satisfy the insatiable needs of Americans. FOX TV is in trouble these days with ratings, and I'm sure if a Saddam trial was shown on TV it would be a guarranteed ratings bonanza! Who could judge the outcome of the trial? Who else, but the American people themselves? Set up a 1-900 number and rake in the dough. I think that to make it interesting, while Saddam is being asked questions (by Regis Philbin) he should be allowed 3 lifelines, one to phone a friend (Osama), a 50-50, and one "ask the audience". Once he is proven to be guilty he will be subjected to many challenging feats in a final bid to save his life. Should he fail, he will be sent to an island in the Pacific to spend 4 weeks with 15 other Americans where 24 cameras will watch his every move! Will Saddam set up a dictatorship on the island? How will he fare in the athletic challenges? TV does not get more exciting than this.
"SCO asserts that the GPL, under which Linux is distributed, violates the United States Constitution and the U.S. copyright and patent laws."
Someone who knows more about law then I do, please tell me this is 100% untrue. An author (copyright holder) can use whatever license he/she chooses right?
Microsoft Word had AutoSummarize in Word 97, or was it 2000? Anyhow it seems to be absent in Word XP. It was the trashiest thing I'd ever seen. Actually I used to use it all the time to write my abstract. It provided a nice way for me remember everything I talked about in my report, and I think it made an effort to use keywords words which came up a lot in the report. But sometimes it did things which made no sense at all. Too bad Microsoft wasn't Open Source, their AutoSummarize feature might actually be half decent by the year 2003, but instead the abandonned it to work on other projects I guess.
I looked again and whaddayaknow? I asked the paperclip about auto summarize and it is still there in the toold menu afterall! Looks like I don't have that feature installed though.
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you have to wait a while until the number of connections increases. Give it a few hours. Make sure your incoming ports are not blocked either.
Britney's site loads up faster now. I use it as a benchmark for progress on Freenet. Also the Playboy centerfolds page.
Try creating a website with a title like "Vivendi sucks" or "Microsoft sucks". See how long it lasts for.
More like 300 baud. Actually more like a 300 baud modem which craps out ever 5 minutes.
That's the source code for Linux. If only I could get that time back.
The real reason is because you are in the market for a penis enlargement. You should have used the first person when you wrote the submission you insensitive clod.
They seem to be handling it pretty well.
Try removing fontconfig. No warning that it breaks XFree and ltsp-core. Try checking dependancies of fontconfig by doing "qpkg -q fontconfig". You'll only see XFree, not ltsp-core. Say you remove fontconfig. ltsp-core won't work. Try reemerging ltsp-core to fix the problem. emerge looks and notices XFree is installed so it stops there. It doesn't bother looking at XFree's dependancies. So remerging ltsp-core doesn't help. And the fact that typing "emerge -p " or "qpkg -q " takes forever compared to apt-get is also a disadvantage. Not sure if its due to their caching mechanisms or because of Python.
apt-get is the best for this, can do multiple levels of dependancies which portage can't. But sure beats rpm any day.
The worst thing about Debian's packages is not that they are conservative, it's that they are too damn hard to create. They'll never be able to keep up with Gentoo in the long haul as far as creating new packages and updating old ones go. But the main advantages of Gentoo are not in compiling from source really, although it is cool to have athlon-built binaries instead of Debian's i386 packages.... But the main advantages come from simple things like rc-update, etc-update, no debconf, and I like the fact that what you get is straight from upstream, no debianization, no added security crap, no altered conf files...
And to add to that, how about those bad lines... Some of the worst lines were in the kitchen with Vivica Fox. When she says "I'd say that would be about square" (as she traces out a square with her finger. There were some other horrible lines in the kitchen but I can't remember them. Also, of course the "Silly rabbit, tricks are for kids line" made be cringe. And then there's another Uma line in the restaurant, "Yeah for a second there, I did". I can't remember why she says that, but it was really awkwardly spoken... Quenten Tarantino's a fucked up kid that's all I know.
If I said "faulty" what I meant was exactly what you are saying: "Mozilla should have an error box/dialog"
Hmmm. Yeah I guess you're right. I certainly wouldn't get fooled by the Mozilla url, but clueless users would get fooled by both. And 99% of the world users are clueless, so Mozilla's is still faulty. Although only 1% of users use Mozilla, so it's not a big deal. And those 1% are pretty smart.
Too bad Mozilla fails the url spoof exploit as well... just try the tests here
I also thought he was good in Wild Things. It was the first non-comedic role I saw him in, and he was really good. He was kind of funny, but he didn't ruin the movie at all, in fact he made it much better even though he had just a small lawyer. As soon as I saw him in the neck brace when he first appeared, I thought oh no.... but it turned out he was great.
"The creator of Freenet, Ian Clarke, has cast doubt on whether Winny uses Freenet's full identity-cloaking features or its cryptography, according to a report in New Scientist."
Fuck perl, just use EasyTag
Guess the Dictator or Sitcom Character
Or maybe some Iraqi guy just tipped them off. Some intelligence.
Once he discovered what was happening to his birds Mr Andreef grounded his 50-pigeon operation."
Whoopsies.
An advertisement for Van's aircraft, disguised as a story about a guy stuck in Antarctica.
I don't watch South Park. So that was the first time I heard the joke. It was funny, but it might not be so funny next time, you're right.
"SCO asserts that the GPL, under which Linux is distributed, violates the United States Constitution and the U.S. copyright and patent laws."
Someone who knows more about law then I do, please tell me this is 100% untrue. An author (copyright holder) can use whatever license he/she chooses right?
I'm 6'4" too! Most lecture halls I've been in have unlimited leg room, they use the swivel chairs with the just table tops. It's lecture-heaven!
I looked again and whaddayaknow? I asked the paperclip about auto summarize and it is still there in the toold menu afterall! Looks like I don't have that feature installed though.