You guys are forgetting that the caps lock key is older than your silly programming languages. There was and still are uses for all caps sequences in many facets of typing. Caps are more easily readable on envelopes, some database and spreadsheet entries, titles of chapters, and many more writing applications. Sheesh. Newbies.
You're blind. Even if "most of thoses companies CEO are members of the democrat party," they still don't make up a majority or even a controlling factor of the Democratic Party.
No, it stays here with your brain and internal organs in specially blessed pots. That way you can dry out and still retain all the information that our descendants will need in the next 2-10 thousand years.
You guys are evil, and I like it. It's perfect justice to hit M$ with a Slashdot trying to download a tool that represents one the greatest advantages of open source and Linux (at least a little): the native compiler.
That's not a half bad assumption, considering the hourglass shaped matter that spews from the centers of some galaxies. Imagine that our whole univers is just the barf of a cosmic galactic center. One thing the universe does really well, is repeat itself on many scales of size. The atom, the solar system, the galaxy, and so forth.
I think the author has good points, but I believe she misses the overarching explanation and, therefore, the logical solution. In a word, it is motivation.
Exactly. UI design requires either directing force or a seperate person taking an existing project and making it user-friendly.
The very cream of the crop open source software always has both, and is always funded somehow.
Who would aspire to write a clean user interface for joe blow's project that might be dead or obsolete before you get done with it?
Slashdot creates a new web protocol htttp:// and are using it to reference www.osdn.com. Experts assume this is a another prank similar to the name of the site, which a spoof on web naming conventions.
Speaking of unfamiliar and disturbing phenomena, go back and read some of the reports on the first helicopters. Some of them are quite humorous. "Somebody's WINDMILL just flew by!"
The same users that are too lazy to look up free alternative software are going to go through their file sharing archives looking for virii and trojans?
When I said, "to the best of your ability", I naturally assumed that your judgement was one such ability. Not all government policies are on the scale of genocide, and copyright infringement is nowhere in the same class of "civil disobediance". Your attempt to escalate the scale and importance of this issue cheapens the tragedies you mentioned. Shame on you.
The laws are different, but does that change the morality of the issue?
One of the very basic parts of morality is following the laws where you live to the best of your ability. So, yes, having different local laws can have a very big affect on morality.
Because man always has and always will seek to further his horizons. We've run out of horizons on Earth.
And I suppose you've personally walked from New York to London? The seaweed is always greener/ in somebody elses lake-Sebastian.
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You guys are forgetting that the caps lock key is older than your silly programming languages. There was and still are uses for all caps sequences in many facets of typing. Caps are more easily readable on envelopes, some database and spreadsheet entries, titles of chapters, and many more writing applications. Sheesh. Newbies.
I would if I could see throught the magic smoke that was their server!
Well yeah, but my boxing dummy needs a girlfriend, and I have another $1700 to blow so why not?
That explains why the Ewoks got snubbed in the re-release ROTJ. That still burns me up.
Seams like the single most energetic use of all our new technology is figuring out new ways to break it.
The same is not true of the RIAA
No, it stays here with your brain and internal organs in specially blessed pots. That way you can dry out and still retain all the information that our descendants will need in the next 2-10 thousand years.
You guys are evil, and I like it. It's perfect justice to hit M$ with a Slashdot trying to download a tool that represents one the greatest advantages of open source and Linux (at least a little): the native compiler.
Your services are unsatisfactory. Please discontinue them.
That's not a half bad assumption, considering the hourglass shaped matter that spews from the centers of some galaxies. Imagine that our whole univers is just the barf of a cosmic galactic center. One thing the universe does really well, is repeat itself on many scales of size. The atom, the solar system, the galaxy, and so forth.
He has a good point
Exactly. UI design requires either directing force or a seperate person taking an existing project and making it user-friendly.
The very cream of the crop open source software always has both, and is always funded somehow.
Who would aspire to write a clean user interface for joe blow's project that might be dead or obsolete before you get done with it?
Our world views don't have to be equal. They only have to be about equal for this to be satisfactory.
Microsoft dumps unneeded Win98se licences on third world countries after the product is EOLed . . .
Slashdot creates a new web protocol htttp:// and are using it to reference www.osdn.com. Experts assume this is a another prank similar to the name of the site, which a spoof on web naming conventions.
Speaking of unfamiliar and disturbing phenomena, go back and read some of the reports on the first helicopters. Some of them are quite humorous. "Somebody's WINDMILL just flew by!"
You forget the fun of dancing on the grave of your foe!
Its highly adictive. Once you get some of it, you can never go without it.
I can kill you if you breath it in high concentrations
It's the primary ingredient in most CEO's of monopolistic companies and diet sodas
It causes severe erosion
[quote] At least she's documenting her journeys.[/quote]I get an eirie reminder of the guy that photo'd Mt St Helens.
The same users that are too lazy to look up free alternative software are going to go through their file sharing archives looking for virii and trojans?
When I said, "to the best of your ability", I naturally assumed that your judgement was one such ability. Not all government policies are on the scale of genocide, and copyright infringement is nowhere in the same class of "civil disobediance". Your attempt to escalate the scale and importance of this issue cheapens the tragedies you mentioned. Shame on you.
Umm . . . Sourceforge?
One of the very basic parts of morality is following the laws where you live to the best of your ability. So, yes, having different local laws can have a very big affect on morality.
Because man always has and always will seek to further his horizons. We've run out of horizons on Earth. And I suppose you've personally walked from New York to London? The seaweed is always greener/ in somebody elses lake-Sebastian.
$1000 is trivial? You must must be one of those successful nerds.