Yes, try the same search with quotes. Not that it would matter anyways, as it's not a viable method for comparing the usage of both. Let me reinterpret these results:
"Git is easier to learn than Mercurial as evidenced by the sheer ammounts of Mercurial tutorials that seem to be needed"
(Disclaimer: This is not my personal opinion. Just to demonstrate the uselessness of this data. But flame away anyways if you have bad eyesight, I'll actually be doing something worthwhile in the meantime.)
gentoo # emerge leadership Calculating world dependencies...done!
!!! Error: the dev-libs/leadership package conflicts with another package. !!! both can't be installed on the same system together. !!! Please use 'emerge --pretend' to determine blockers....
[blocks B ] dev-libs/trustees (is blocking dev-libs/leadership-1.3.2) [blocks B ] dev-libs/nocharter (is blocking dev-libs/leadership-1.3.2)
I always have flash disabled in Opera. Normally I strongly dislike visiting flash sites, and mostly close them when I notice it's flash only. But when I really *have* to sell my soul to the "ooh, shiny"-devil, Opera gives me the ability to enable flash selectively for a site (not only flash but many other things on a per-site basis).
Also, the built-in content blocker gives you the ability to block flash ads.
You should give Opera a *serious* try...
Funny thing is that since I use Opera, I try sites in Firefox when they don't work in Opera, and I can't remember having to use Internet Explorer for a site since a long time.
Think first, then post. This is total bullshit. If you copy files on one partition then it still has to physically move all those bits (unless you have some filesystem with copy on write capabilities that is). If you move a file on the same partition it only has to modify the file entry.
Quote from here:
The only conclusions that can be drawn from these findings are that file sharing programs only serve one purpose: to serve the masses with free, copyrighted material via their networks and users. The only solution to making this free, copyrighted material unavailable to these masses is to eliminate peer-to-peer file sharing programs altogether. ... so much for the "not eliminating P2P altogether" part. If you give them one finger, they are going to want the whole hand.
Without me, this story wouldnt exist (hehe, I just registered to post this). I emailed Albert when the development in CDEx was at an all-time low. I asked him to either hand the project over to me, or to release it under the GPL. As he replied, he told me he will create a SourceForge project for it. I think this was the turning point for CDEx, because after that it became one of the best CD Rippers available, which shows the strength of opensource development. From there, this is the first big news I heard of them. Anyways, CDEx still rocks. Im using it over 3 years now, and it never failed for me. thx for reading, everybody.
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Yes, try the same search with quotes. Not that it would matter anyways, as it's not a viable method for comparing the usage of both. Let me reinterpret these results:
"Git is easier to learn than Mercurial as evidenced by the sheer ammounts of Mercurial tutorials that seem to be needed"
(Disclaimer: This is not my personal opinion. Just to demonstrate the uselessness of this data. But flame away anyways if you have bad eyesight, I'll actually be doing something worthwhile in the meantime.)
gentoo # emerge leadership ...done!
...
Calculating world dependencies
!!! Error: the dev-libs/leadership package conflicts with another package.
!!! both can't be installed on the same system together.
!!! Please use 'emerge --pretend' to determine blockers.
[blocks B ] dev-libs/trustees (is blocking dev-libs/leadership-1.3.2)
[blocks B ] dev-libs/nocharter (is blocking dev-libs/leadership-1.3.2)
The word "free" on that page refers to the as in beer one ;)
I thought of some bearded wart saying that it's GNU/Linux...
I always have flash disabled in Opera. Normally I strongly dislike visiting flash sites, and mostly close them when I notice it's flash only. But when I really *have* to sell my soul to the "ooh, shiny"-devil, Opera gives me the ability to enable flash selectively for a site (not only flash but many other things on a per-site basis).
Also, the built-in content blocker gives you the ability to block flash ads.
You should give Opera a *serious* try...
Funny thing is that since I use Opera, I try sites in Firefox when they don't work in Opera, and I can't remember having to use Internet Explorer for a site since a long time.
Clogged tubes ? The internet is coming out of a cows anus ?
Think first, then post. This is total bullshit. If you copy files on one partition then it still has to physically move all those bits (unless you have some filesystem with copy on write capabilities that is). If you move a file on the same partition it only has to modify the file entry.
ok, thanks for guidng my path to enlightenment, salespeople are scumbags, scumbags that don't know bits from bytes that is ;)
The only conclusions that can be drawn from these findings are that file sharing programs only serve one purpose: to serve the masses with free, copyrighted material via their networks and users. The only solution to making this free, copyrighted material unavailable to these masses is to eliminate peer-to-peer file sharing programs altogether. ... so much for the "not eliminating P2P altogether" part. If you give them one finger, they are going to want the whole hand.
I'd be happy to know how both statements can evaluate to true.
Last time I checked 'you' can only have one value.
Actually it is "I apologize for nothing" @ 17:25
Actually ... nevermind ;)
man, ill starve without one.... so please spare a gmail....
england == united kingdom (all ong england is in uk)
united kingdom != england (not all of uk is england)
of course i meant
this
and this
of course dont forget this:
Click here
compared to this: click here
hrmmm http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/408/1991/3/0/ 2145638/
http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=97067&cid=8297 672
http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=97084&cid=8299 703
in other news: BBC Argues Open Source Fanatics Cause DDOS & Virii :)
Here is a screenshot of it which i took from their webserver: Click Here
i remember a tale where this guy only used a flute and fluted a flute loop to get the rats outta town, so why is this news?
Without me, this story wouldnt exist (hehe, I just registered to post this). I emailed Albert when the development in CDEx was at an all-time low. I asked him to either hand the project over to me, or to release it under the GPL. As he replied, he told me he will create a SourceForge project for it. I think this was the turning point for CDEx, because after that it became one of the best CD Rippers available, which shows the strength of opensource development. From there, this is the first big news I heard of them. Anyways, CDEx still rocks. Im using it over 3 years now, and it never failed for me. thx for reading, everybody.