Now all leading OSes have single-image, fixed-size icons.
Well as far as fixed sized goes, yo've obviousy never used Gnome or KDE with SVG icons. And icons in the Dock of OS X can be animated, likewise the systray in windows.
I'd be concerned too about having the Mac Mini stored in the glove compartment. It's going to get hot in there on sunny days. Will the CPU have adequate cooling?
He should have put the mini in a mini. The glovebox is air-conditioned.
But can you compensate for they wouldn't have had in the first place? I agree that the CherryOS guys should be stopped from violating the GPL, if they are, but the PearPC guys weren't selling their stuff anyway. Nobody bought CherryOS instead of PearPC and caused PearPC to lose money, since no one was charging for PearPC anyway.
^a and ^e don't work in my bash. Of course it might have something to do with my.inputrc looking like this:
set editing-mode vi
Mmm, vi keybindings everywhere. Well, everywhere that uses GNU readline anyway. (Of course, I don't actually use bash anyway, go ksh!)
I know, it has nothing to do with forgiveness, but the poster to whom I was replying mentioned "forgivingness" as one of his criteria and I pointed out that it was more forgiving.
Yeah, except make the password a "hash" (not really a hash because it has to be reversable) of the game state. This way its never the same! 160bit save file yeah!
This is my point though. If you don't trust any input from the query string, or POST or what have you, why are you going to make your users go through the extra song and dance of enabling popups?
I wasn't ACTUALLY invoking Godwin. That would make no sense in this context. It was a joke. Notice the little humor-indicating glyph at the end of my post? You can say it wasn't funny, you can say it was in poor taste (although in a thread about Ted Hitler I dn't see how that works) but berating me because I applied the law incorrectly when I wasn't actually applying it is kind of annoying.
The difference is that Blockbuster's "montly habitation fee" isn't twice the rent, its much, much much, much less, and you have a much longer period of time before it gets charged. (if it gets charged).
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And that's his couch then?
Well according to TFA, the wording was indeed a term of the settlement.
http://www.erikveen.dds.nl/allinoneruby/index.html
Untrue. I am not sure about KDE but I KNOW that icons on the GNOME desktop can be different sizes from each other.
Now all leading OSes have single-image, fixed-size icons.
Well as far as fixed sized goes, yo've obviousy never used Gnome or KDE with SVG icons. And icons in the Dock of OS X can be animated, likewise the systray in windows.
Thats not a CG, its a bigature!
I'd be concerned too about having the Mac Mini stored in the glove compartment. It's going to get hot in there on sunny days. Will the CPU have adequate cooling?
He should have put the mini in a mini. The glovebox is air-conditioned.
But can you compensate for they wouldn't have had in the first place? I agree that the CherryOS guys should be stopped from violating the GPL, if they are, but the PearPC guys weren't selling their stuff anyway. Nobody bought CherryOS instead of PearPC and caused PearPC to lose money, since no one was charging for PearPC anyway.
Are you saying 'ni' to that programmer? What sad times these must be indeed where passing knaves can say 'ni' to programmers.
I'm not familiar with Direct Connect at all.
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That one with the pictures were they take them out of 3d space is pretty cool.
Arrrrg! No! How do I trust this MD5 now? OpenSSH 4 has been compromised! Arrrrg! *Runs around in tin foil hat banging into walls*
I'm so sick of this shit.
Sounds like the original BSD license in a sense (with the advertising clause).
Speaking of Calc being "just as good" as Excel, does anyone know how to get Calc to have +/-x and y error bars based on cells in the sheet?
You mean to say its a chemical laser, but in a solid as opposed to gaseous state? Egads!
^a and ^e don't work in my bash. Of course it might have something to do with my .inputrc looking like this:
set editing-mode vi
Mmm, vi keybindings everywhere. Well, everywhere that uses GNU readline anyway. (Of course, I don't actually use bash anyway, go ksh!)
All the linksys stuff seems designed to be stackable.
I know, it has nothing to do with forgiveness, but the poster to whom I was replying mentioned "forgivingness" as one of his criteria and I pointed out that it was more forgiving.
Yeah, except make the password a "hash" (not really a hash because it has to be reversable) of the game state. This way its never the same! 160bit save file yeah!
This is my point though. If you don't trust any input from the query string, or POST or what have you, why are you going to make your users go through the extra song and dance of enabling popups?
Isn't it easier just to use POST instead of coming up with elaborate javascript workarounds to hide the address bar?
I wasn't ACTUALLY invoking Godwin. That would make no sense in this context. It was a joke. Notice the little humor-indicating glyph at the end of my post? You can say it wasn't funny, you can say it was in poor taste (although in a thread about Ted Hitler I dn't see how that works) but berating me because I applied the law incorrectly when I wasn't actually applying it is kind of annoying.
The difference is that Blockbuster's "montly habitation fee" isn't twice the rent, its much, much much, much less, and you have a much longer period of time before it gets charged. (if it gets charged).