Actually, they should do no such thing. Kernel is big and complex enough as it is. Kernel drivers can not use virtual memory, explicit multithreading or advanced algorithms from MP, STL and hundreds of other C++ libraries. And when they have bugs, the system really crashes and burns as opposed to just a couple of processes getting file errors.
You're going to have to explain how medical licensing and campaign finance rules have led to more harm than good, especially when the alternative you present is their absence.
You don't think people should be able to see some kind of doctor when they are sick when they can not afford one covered by YOUR preferred level of licensing? In the meantime, the rest of us can choose to use only doctors who opted in to some kind of voluntary licensing and history reporting system.
Dude, most of the world didn't have slavery at the time of US civil war or gender discrimination in 20th century. Those rebels on boats were puritans who promptly committed genocide and took hundreds of years to finally come to their senses in 60s. Heck, one of them is ruling the country right now - heard his latest radio address on gay marriage and all?
I have no idea where you live, but electric and water outages happen in most apartment complexes perhaps once in a couple of month and bring down toilets, internet connections and nearby ATMs. As for cars, they go down for maintenance for at least a day every six month and nobody complains. If I go to ebay.com or something and it's down, I'll just try again the next day, big deal.
And I'm absolutely *not* going to keep repeatedly checking the web sites of the dozens of technology vendors I deal with just to see if they've got anything new. I often want an asynchronous notification that I can look at now if I want or later if I want.
Dude, you need a good RSS reader. You can check news from thousands of sites on one screen and you can certainly get an asynchronious notification of updated feeds.
What you don't get is affliates who keep sending you junk even after you unsubscribed from the original company's mailing list. Delete the feed and there is no way they can contact you again.
Just like door to door salesmen and tele-marketers, mass e-mailers have ruined their reputation as a group and are no longer effective at what they are trying to do. If you want to keep your customers updated, offer an RSS feed, personalized with their user id if necessary. Times change, deal with it.
Well, you could try MacCinePaint and see if it has filters that you want. Or Aperture - from what I hear it's pretty fast when it does support what you want to do.
To do what you request, all Apple would need to do is to get all the hardware manufacturers to write OS X drivers for their hardware, or do it themselves.
To be precise, they would only need to partner with one hardware manufacturer - say Sony, who would then be responsible for writing and supporting any OSX drivers for jog dial, memory stick reader and whatever else is non-standard. Just like now, only computers that with OSX (or boot camp) pre-installed will supported. This way, people get to run OSX on OQO tablets, multimedia thingies and so on.
Just hold down the power button for a few seconds
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This turns off the notebook without any software overrides (otherwise you wouldn't be able to restart after a bad OS crash). Then steal all you want.
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Would you complain then? Free stuff in exchange for some ads is common and, when done tastefully, seems to be popular with end users. gmail anyone?
it's a fucking haven.
I thought that was in Bangkok.
Actually, they should do no such thing. Kernel is big and complex enough as it is. Kernel drivers can not use virtual memory, explicit multithreading or advanced algorithms from MP, STL and hundreds of other C++ libraries. And when they have bugs, the system really crashes and burns as opposed to just a couple of processes getting file errors.
Microsoft has such a hard-on
Isn't it an oxymoron?
You're going to have to explain how medical licensing and campaign finance rules have led to more harm than good, especially when the alternative you present is their absence.
You don't think people should be able to see some kind of doctor when they are sick when they can not afford one covered by YOUR preferred level of licensing? In the meantime, the rest of us can choose to use only doctors who opted in to some kind of voluntary licensing and history reporting system.
Sniff everyone's servers for vulnerable binaries and do targeted attacks instead of random IP scans.
In much of the world, resisting arrest by non-violent means is not illegal.
Let's outlaw all media that shows killing. Like you know, that Schwarzenegger movie.
Then you won't have to desalinize it
Well, you can install DOS with CD driver from a floppy to HD, then run setup from a CD.
Dude, most of the world didn't have slavery at the time of US civil war or gender discrimination in 20th century. Those rebels on boats were puritans who promptly committed genocide and took hundreds of years to finally come to their senses in 60s. Heck, one of them is ruling the country right now - heard his latest radio address on gay marriage and all?
I have no idea where you live, but electric and water outages happen in most apartment complexes perhaps once in a couple of month and bring down toilets, internet connections and nearby ATMs. As for cars, they go down for maintenance for at least a day every six month and nobody complains. If I go to ebay.com or something and it's down, I'll just try again the next day, big deal.
after spending one night with her? Might as well deserve the name.
So who is forcing you to write open source as your only occupation?
UN declaration only applies to actions of the government. Germans should beware...
Democrats want my money to give, GIVE they say, to some lazy ass bum that doesn't want to work.
Stop using public roads then. Why should non-drivers pay money to some lazy ass bum who doesn't want to walk?
And I'm absolutely *not* going to keep repeatedly checking the web sites of the dozens of technology vendors I deal with just to see if they've got anything new. I often want an asynchronous notification that I can look at now if I want or later if I want.
Dude, you need a good RSS reader. You can check news from thousands of sites on one screen and you can certainly get an asynchronious notification of updated feeds.
What you don't get is affliates who keep sending you junk even after you unsubscribed from the original company's mailing list. Delete the feed and there is no way they can contact you again.
Just like door to door salesmen and tele-marketers, mass e-mailers have ruined their reputation as a group and are no longer effective at what they are trying to do. If you want to keep your customers updated, offer an RSS feed, personalized with their user id if necessary. Times change, deal with it.
Oh yeah? Where can I get a decent concert ticket for ten bucks?
(And on a slightly unrelated note, a lot of people still prefer regular calculators over the ones in their PCs.)
Enjoy!
Well, you could try MacCinePaint and see if it has filters that you want. Or Aperture - from what I hear it's pretty fast when it does support what you want to do.
Oh wait, with an ID like mine...
Yeah, it's kind of hard to cause goatse with a null pointer
To do what you request, all Apple would need to do is to get all the hardware manufacturers to write OS X drivers for their hardware, or do it themselves.
To be precise, they would only need to partner with one hardware manufacturer - say Sony, who would then be responsible for writing and supporting any OSX drivers for jog dial, memory stick reader and whatever else is non-standard. Just like now, only computers that with OSX (or boot camp) pre-installed will supported. This way, people get to run OSX on OQO tablets, multimedia thingies and so on.
This turns off the notebook without any software overrides (otherwise you wouldn't be able to restart after a bad OS crash). Then steal all you want.
Which of the points of the law would you feel like violating otherwise?