Remember that 800 trillion "stimulus"? Everyone agreed to make it available online for 48 hours before the final vote. The 48 hours thing didn't happen. And I hope you like PDFs that consist entirely of scanned images.
Time Geithner. The Treasury Secretary, the guy in charge of the IRS, couldn't get his taxes right. Tom Daschle, former senate minority and majority leader, couldn't get his taxes right. Charlie Rangle, one of the most important people when it comes to tax law, couldn't get his taxes right. Every time a new cabinet is assembled, half a dozen people drop out of consideration because they didn't pay their taxes. And no doubt more refuse consideration for the same reason.
People who write the law don't understand the law. People who enforce the law don't understand the law.
That's my experience, too. In American bukake, the guys are grunting, high fiving each other, and yelling comments like "take it bitch". In Japanese bukake, the men are very quiet and respectful. You can actually hear the woman crying in shame.
New York was heavily dependent on wall street/banker money and expanded government spending during the subprime bubble.. That money dried up big time and they are one of the hardest hit states. There's no chance of any tax credit. In fact, you should hope they don't start taxing FREE software.
going LGPL is a very good step with no downside for the open source community. Previously, if a company wanted to release a closed QT app, they paid for the proprietary license and released their closed source app with a closed source QT. Now, they can still release their closed source app, BUT the QT part will still be LGPL so users can replace it if they need to. (And if they make any changes to QT, they'll be FOSS)
Fact is, GPL can (and is) used as a tool to push non-FREE licenses on dual-licensed software. The LGPL is better in that respect.
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Yes. He understands what journaling is.
and case sensitivity.
here you go
writing to /dev/null is faster than xfs and just as safe.
If CD Players and DVD players are your guide, the price of electric cars will come down when they're mass produced in China and sold in Wal*Mart.
Remember that 800 trillion "stimulus"? Everyone agreed to make it available online for 48 hours before the final vote. The 48 hours thing didn't happen. And I hope you like PDFs that consist entirely of scanned images.
People who write the law don't understand the law. People who enforce the law don't understand the law.
That's my experience, too. In American bukake, the guys are grunting, high fiving each other, and yelling comments like "take it bitch". In Japanese bukake, the men are very quiet and respectful. You can actually hear the woman crying in shame.
almost as much as he knows about GPUs.
tip: feof() lets you know if it's the, well, eof.
Too late
it tells me that he doesn't live in his parents' basement.
New York was heavily dependent on wall street/banker money and expanded government spending during the subprime bubble.. That money dried up big time and they are one of the hardest hit states. There's no chance of any tax credit. In fact, you should hope they don't start taxing FREE software.
Actually, Windows does need a shell for DOS compatability and standard command line exes with no GUI equivalent.
Hulu is a website with flash-based streaming video.
Adobe [PDF] Reader for Windows, Linux, and OS X are all vulnerable.
It's true. We've been running our mainframe for .... shit, it's been here longer than even old Ed, and he's old.
I hate to think of how many trees are killed for the windows punchcard edition :(
using google is worse than no information. Many guides and howtos are years out of date. (Google gives a higher page rank to older pages)
Back when they were producing XScale/StrongARM, they had a decent instruction set (and lower power usage).
Fact is, GPL can (and is) used as a tool to push non-FREE licenses on dual-licensed software. The LGPL is better in that respect.
In assembly, 0 is much easier to check for.
Is global warming the new replacement for Godwin's Law?
maybe they searched for "cheap advisors" and accidentally clicked the sponsored result.
The google/yahoo deal was an advertising agreement, not a merger/acquisition.