1) Google allows the use of '*' as a wildcard
2) Google can let you search in certain languages (see the Advanced Search)
3) Google has the option to do this if you go to the localized version. eg, for Germany you would go to www.google.de. From there you can choose to search "Seiten aus Deutschland"
Well, it was funny, but I didn't think it was that funny. However, your post sure has inspired me to try write even more funny comments! It sure will be difficult to beat your response, though. Thanks for the feedback!
This is why sarcasm doesn't work online, by the way - the speaker is a stranger to you and so you don't know he's smart enough not to believe something dumb, and so step 4 up above doesn't trigger.
And that would especially explain why sarcasm doesn't work well on slashdot.
Hey, come on.. don't mod me down. I was being sarcastic--I swear!
I would usually agree, but I still feel safer with Martin in office than having Stephen Harper be our prime minister (although it looks like Liberals are up in the polls again).
You don't really expect them to pay $4 a chipset do you? It's only fair that the big boys try to circumvent the patent system.. er.. "break the patent".
I think it's great how the system works. Large corporations with large patent portfolios can squeeze money out of, or totally bankrupt, small businesses that can't afford to license patents from the Big Guys. Also, if the Big Guys ever run into a patent they don't like, they can just get together and try to break the patent so that they can use the technology for free!
Which, of course, means we can't use the new update system until we upgrade to 1.1.1. I sure hope 1.1 is full of holes so we can try it out right away:)
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1) Google allows the use of '*' as a wildcard 2) Google can let you search in certain languages (see the Advanced Search) 3) Google has the option to do this if you go to the localized version. eg, for Germany you would go to www.google.de. From there you can choose to search "Seiten aus Deutschland"
What the hell are you talking about? That's like saying "don't blame a murderer, blame the murder." Linux isn't the one doing stuff illegal here.
Well, it was funny, but I didn't think it was that funny. However, your post sure has inspired me to try write even more funny comments! It sure will be difficult to beat your response, though. Thanks for the feedback!
C'mon, give them some credit. If you would've read the article you posted you would've noticed that you need a marker. And with a felt tip, no less!
This robot should be ready for human consumption within 2 to 3 years and opens the way for future nanorobots.
At least.. I hope that's how it goes in..
I know where I'm hiding my nailclippers.
Are they suggesting that I eat my own brain to become really smart?!?
If you're dumb enough to eat your own brain...
I don't see Police Academys 1 through 7 on the list.
A closer metaphor would be yellow pages with an "Illicit Drugs" section.
On a personal note, I can't wait to get my preordered copy! I've been looking forward to this documentary more so than HHGTG and Star Wars ROTS.
Does this make him more geeky or less geeky?
Unless he's waiting for the Capybara release.
This is why sarcasm doesn't work online, by the way - the speaker is a stranger to you and so you don't know he's smart enough not to believe something dumb, and so step 4 up above doesn't trigger.
And that would especially explain why sarcasm doesn't work well on slashdot.
Hey, come on.. don't mod me down. I was being sarcastic--I swear!
I get all *my* scientific knowledge from 'Enterprise'...
Gee, I have some really bad news for you...
I could have sworn I hit "Preview" :)
I could have swore it was leaked by there own employees. But it's BitTorrent's fault, you say?
Are you kidding?? I can't wait until this page gets an RSS feed!
Useless trivia: that page is actually the #1 hit (on Google, of course) for "seizure"
I would usually agree, but I still feel safer with Martin in office than having Stephen Harper be our prime minister (although it looks like Liberals are up in the polls again).
I don't know, but it's probably the same reason as me. :)
You don't really expect them to pay $4 a chipset do you? It's only fair that the big boys try to circumvent the patent system.. er.. "break the patent".
I think it's great how the system works. Large corporations with large patent portfolios can squeeze money out of, or totally bankrupt, small businesses that can't afford to license patents from the Big Guys. Also, if the Big Guys ever run into a patent they don't like, they can just get together and try to break the patent so that they can use the technology for free!
FTA, it sounds like a research organization funded and/or operated by the Australian government.. and according to Wikipedia, I'm not far off.
Dupe!
It wouldn't, but we wouldn't be able to try the *new* update system until we upgrade to 1.1 (with the new update system) and *then* get 1.1.1.
Why don't you upgrade your language from British English to American English?
But that would be like upgrading from Firefox to IE. I fail to see how that would solve any problems.
Which, of course, means we can't use the new update system until we upgrade to 1.1.1. I sure hope 1.1 is full of holes so we can try it out right away :)