It's always a good idea to practice good coding. This way you'll not only depend on the compiler to do all the coding, but you'll also remain Sup3R l33t.
With LiveCD's from Knoppix and Gentoo, things are already heating up. I usually recommend a LiveCD to my all-Windows-users friends, who then get a thirst to learn the rest of Linux.
I think they forgot Movie++, which of course, runs on MovieOS. It's a great programming language, you navigate classes and objects in full blown 3d floating experiences!
Every video can be programmed to zoom up until you can see microscopic particles WITHOUT any loss of resolution!
My personal favorite is when hackers run virus attacks against giant "Gibson" computers. See, you just don't get a BSOD, you get an awesome 3d graphic eating your desktop!
My company runs Red Hat Enterprise. Upper management likes big names. So, when you tell them, "Hey, I think we should run Mandrake", they'll stare at you like you're retarded.
But now say, "We're thinking of running IBM, RedHat, or Novell", they'll say, "Oh, I read about them in the Wall Street Journal. Go with it."
Newsflash, before you go around accusing folks of being Bush-loving a-holes, I voted for John Kerry. Second, it's not "think-tank bullshit" that I'm saying. Can you find any scientific proof of global warming? Can you?
I don't understand what global warming has to do with George W. Bush? Your logic is completely irrelevant to the situation at hand.
We are arrogant, mankind is, to think that because of a half-century of climate fluctuations, that we are all going to die tomorrow. Please, the climate has been changing in HUGE ways for much longer than the life-span of a human being.
Global Warming is alarmism, coming from political agendas of people who want attention. Remember how we all laughed at those people who purchased electric generators and resurrected old bomb shelters for the Y2K scare?
With all the discussions in previous years regarding the government trying to decide what scientists can and cannot post in journals, I am hoping this can further put the government at a distance and allow free information to remain, well, free.
Perhaps this is simply a trend, or maybe it has something to do with the way the government treats business. Let's tax and tax some more. Oh, you can't do this because it'll piss off the environmentalists, you can't do that because it'll piss off the group that pays me to vote their way.
Here's my Guide To Stopping Outsourcing:
1) Cut H1B, L1 Visa laws
2) Stop rewarding companies for outsourcing
3) Lower corporate taxes
4) Big f'ing tax breaks for companies that keep work here
Or, we could just outsource Congress and see how they like it!
As a resident of the Chicago area, I have to say, it seems like Blagojevich is out to destroy business in Illinois. First raising the tolls for truck drivers, and now he's about to cripple the video game business in Illinois!
This guy has had tons of static from the Illinois Congress regarding many issues such as passing the budget and getting medicine from Canada! I hope they fight him tooth and nail on this one too.
Plus, this will hurt more than just video game retailers. What about arcades? Is he just going to put an age limit on who can get in there because of game violence? Most of the people in arcades are under the age of 18 anyways.
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It's always a good idea to practice good coding. This way you'll not only depend on the compiler to do all the coding, but you'll also remain Sup3R l33t.
Since exeem claims to be completely decentralized, would this be the time to switch torrent sites over to there?
With LiveCD's from Knoppix and Gentoo, things are already heating up. I usually recommend a LiveCD to my all-Windows-users friends, who then get a thirst to learn the rest of Linux.
I think they forgot Movie++, which of course, runs on MovieOS. It's a great programming language, you navigate classes and objects in full blown 3d floating experiences!
Every video can be programmed to zoom up until you can see microscopic particles WITHOUT any loss of resolution!
My personal favorite is when hackers run virus attacks against giant "Gibson" computers. See, you just don't get a BSOD, you get an awesome 3d graphic eating your desktop!
I don't understand why people hate fake meat so much? I mean, put it on sandwich, with some horseradish, and you're all set to go!
My company runs Red Hat Enterprise. Upper management likes big names. So, when you tell them, "Hey, I think we should run Mandrake", they'll stare at you like you're retarded.
But now say, "We're thinking of running IBM, RedHat, or Novell", they'll say, "Oh, I read about them in the Wall Street Journal. Go with it."
Newsflash, before you go around accusing folks of being Bush-loving a-holes, I voted for John Kerry. Second, it's not "think-tank bullshit" that I'm saying. Can you find any scientific proof of global warming? Can you?
I don't understand what global warming has to do with George W. Bush? Your logic is completely irrelevant to the situation at hand.
We are arrogant, mankind is, to think that because of a half-century of climate fluctuations, that we are all going to die tomorrow. Please, the climate has been changing in HUGE ways for much longer than the life-span of a human being.
Global Warming is alarmism, coming from political agendas of people who want attention. Remember how we all laughed at those people who purchased electric generators and resurrected old bomb shelters for the Y2K scare?
You know what, maybe you are human and your parents and most of the people you deal with on a daily basis...BUT
I am a mushroom-eating, fireball spitting, red-blooded plumber!
We have feelings too.
RD-D2 Droids to come out, so I can play Doom III in 3d Holographic Projection mode!
Now to just program the R2 unit to fetch me "Cold Ones"...
It's quite simple, Infogames will turn off the lights and EA will be eaten by a GRUE!
With all the discussions in previous years regarding the government trying to decide what scientists can and cannot post in journals, I am hoping this can further put the government at a distance and allow free information to remain, well, free.
OK, let me rephrase that question, largest natural disaster to affect mankind?
Maybe I'm wrong, but I think it is.
But doesn't it strike anybody just a bit odd that we're reverting to very "old" technology?
Maybe it's just me, but lately, going retro seems to be the new trend. Hello 1880's!
Perhaps this is simply a trend, or maybe it has something to do with the way the government treats business. Let's tax and tax some more. Oh, you can't do this because it'll piss off the environmentalists, you can't do that because it'll piss off the group that pays me to vote their way.
Here's my Guide To Stopping Outsourcing:
1) Cut H1B, L1 Visa laws
2) Stop rewarding companies for outsourcing
3) Lower corporate taxes
4) Big f'ing tax breaks for companies that keep work here
Or, we could just outsource Congress and see how they like it!
You forgot Poland.
DRM is the digital version of the Grinch Who Stole Christmas.
That was my Christmas Slashdot Discussion Contribution this year!
As a resident of the Chicago area, I have to say, it seems like Blagojevich is out to destroy business in Illinois. First raising the tolls for truck drivers, and now he's about to cripple the video game business in Illinois!
This guy has had tons of static from the Illinois Congress regarding many issues such as passing the budget and getting medicine from Canada! I hope they fight him tooth and nail on this one too.
Plus, this will hurt more than just video game retailers. What about arcades? Is he just going to put an age limit on who can get in there because of game violence? Most of the people in arcades are under the age of 18 anyways.
http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.php3?date=2004-11 -22&res=l
...by printing tons of encoded, "dots", so when police read them, they will read, "All Your Base Are Belong to Us!"
The Geek revolution has begun.
Don't forget guys, these are the people who are fighting against the DMCA, the USA PATRIOT ACT, and any other civil liberty limiting crap legislation.
Good job guys, we love ya all.
Getting a Mr. Fusion to power a vehicle? I mean, they did it back in 1985!
And that was with a DeLorean.
Anybody out there in Slashdot land think we might be able to put together an initiative, gather donations for funds, and buy the source from AOL?
Easy, when Carmack puts out a new first person shooter.
Now if it'll only be able to save John Conner AND lower taxes...