I never got to read the real early issues, but in 2001-03 I had a subscription... I liked most of the articles, except for the one near the back, IIRC "The Hard Stuff". It had some good information, but the articles were full of so much *expletive deleted* that I could barely read them. I checked who the editor of the current magazine was, and you guessed it, the same "Vede" Vederman that wrote "The Hard Stuff" way back then...
Matroska, the container format, which is not and has never been a codec, is licenced under the LGPL... It is also an Open Standards project, meaning that a company could create their own source using the specification rather than the LGPL source code and do whatever they want with it... There are also BSD-licensed tools available...
Clay is a bad analogy; it still has particles moving precisely because it is at room temperature. (even at a temperature of 1K there is some movement, not much, but still)
The only way you could teleport someone would be to have the reconstruction be instantaneous. If you didn't then the part that was just reconstructed wouldn't match up to the next piece quite right. If you didn't you'd either end up frozen and dead, or mushy and dead. (with lots of blood all over...
defiantly?...So he'll be refusing to go go through the pearly gates/cross the river Styx by proclaiming himself alive?...Or will he still be here just claiming that he isn't?
One thing that happened to me recently was that an uninstalled dependency had to be compiled with a particular use-flag enabled in order for another dependency to compile successfully... I had to enable the USE flag and recompile that app itself...
In summary, portage/paludis cannot currently check whether a dependency has the correct USE flags set.
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I never got to read the real early issues, but in 2001-03 I had a subscription... I liked most of the articles, except for the one near the back, IIRC "The Hard Stuff". It had some good information, but the articles were full of so much *expletive deleted* that I could barely read them. I checked who the editor of the current magazine was, and you guessed it, the same "Vede" Vederman that wrote "The Hard Stuff" way back then...
In short, I blame the "Vede."
Capsela?
What? Having a Japanese and American Wii, 4 controllers, 3 nunchucks, 3 classic controllers and 15 games isn't normal?
My one complaint with TextPad is the complete lack of unicode support. Even modern versions of NotePad can save in unicode...
Whatever... I still registered for the few times I use Windows...
Funny thing is, PHP was originally written in Perl as a framework...
If they happen to have a third one, they'll use something like Mailinator ...
Or they're just using the version number and not giving it a name.
Windows 2000 = 5.0
Windows XP = 5.1
Vista = 6.0
Seven = 7.0
I'd argue that the company didn't know what the 'D' in DRM stands for if they tried to go that route...
OK, I stand corrected, de jure does exist... although that definition doesn't seem to make sense in the original post to me...
Matroska, the container format, which is not and has never been a codec, is licenced under the LGPL... It is also an Open Standards project, meaning that a company could create their own source using the specification rather than the LGPL source code and do whatever they want with it... There are also BSD-licensed tools available...
Try looking up du jour.
Unless you're just making words up; in which case, you can habblefra for all I care...
Let's just call Secretary Gates, Bob Gates...
Just remember, cookies are delicious delicacies...
...is lingua franka a typo or supposed to refer to being frank?
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As for your sig, I normally look ahead and just shift+home,ctrl+c,tab,ctrl+v
Your vote helps decide (what/who) your district votes for. It's your district's vote that counts in the end, not yours...
Not quite the same thing.
If the PC manufacturer were to sue because you used someone else's software on your computer however...
Look out! It's going straight for your head! Ooh! It just grazed your hair... ...That was a joke based on the misspelling of break.
Except that standard SD can support at least up to 4GB... See the TRSDC4G/150
Thing is they want to push SDHC... They don't seem to be producing these any more...
Clay is a bad analogy; it still has particles moving precisely because it is at room temperature. (even at a temperature of 1K there is some movement, not much, but still)
The only way you could teleport someone would be to have the reconstruction be instantaneous. If you didn't then the part that was just reconstructed wouldn't match up to the next piece quite right. If you didn't you'd either end up frozen and dead, or mushy and dead. (with lots of blood all over...
defiantly? ...So he'll be refusing to go go through the pearly gates/cross the river Styx by proclaiming himself alive? ...Or will he still be here just claiming that he isn't?
If you record a wonkavision broadcast, do you get chocolate every time you play it back?
One thing that happened to me recently was that an uninstalled dependency had to be compiled with a particular use-flag enabled in order for another dependency to compile successfully... I had to enable the USE flag and recompile that app itself...
In summary, portage/paludis cannot currently check whether a dependency has the correct USE flags set.
Are all the data files used by the signed executable signed as well? Can those be modified?
Except that it goes to at least 4GB without SDHC, they just aren't very common because of the push for SDHC..., try looking for the TS4GSD150...