This is just in time to fill the void left by the end of the Blue Ray vs HD-DVD format war. Now consumers will be dragged into a Flash vs Silverlight battle. I look forward to the numerous flame-wars over which technology is the least worst.
Ron Paul has a fanatical support base, at least they contribute money. And they are vocal all over the internet. However, this hasn't translated to him even breaking into the double digits, much less winning ANY of the primaries.
Microsoft said that "eliminating redundant infrastructure and duplicative operating costs will improve the financial performance of the combined entity."
It makes sense. Microsoft could save a lot of money by replacing their windows servers with Yahoo's BSD infrastructure. It'll improve stability and security, and they won't have to pay all of those expensive windows licensing fees anymore.
Well, in ubuntu's defense, it's at least fairly easy to remove the excess software (through apt). But yeah, if you're looking for a bare OS to only run the apps you install, then debian would be a much better choice.
Thank god apple has a thriving community that is constantly working to fix apple's design decisions. Someone should try building an OS that's entirely community supported. Imagine how productive they would be without apple working against them.
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I use evince.
There is also a version of acrobat reader for linux. Though, it's pretty awful compared to the free ones.
This is just in time to fill the void left by the end of the Blue Ray vs HD-DVD format war. Now consumers will be dragged into a Flash vs Silverlight battle. I look forward to the numerous flame-wars over which technology is the least worst.
I'm tagging this songofthetwomilelinearparticleacceleratorstanforduniversity.
Lets face it. He'd fit in a lot better in the Judicial Branch...
Well, as long as the spammers stick to the spec and use the type for their content, then it should be pretty easy to filter.
Yeah. As it is, those folks only make $75000 to $100000 a year. That's not much to live on.
I'm just glad to see the courts are upholding our frist amendment rights!
Don't worry. This supercomputer doesn't function like a big truck. It's built out of a series of tubes.
of course, that's a sign that there are lots of daemons.
Would that mean java programmers are baristas?
He's the new Howard Dean!
It's for protection from a tyrannical government.
It makes sense. Microsoft could save a lot of money by replacing their windows servers with Yahoo's BSD infrastructure. It'll improve stability and security, and they won't have to pay all of those expensive windows licensing fees anymore.
Well, in ubuntu's defense, it's at least fairly easy to remove the excess software (through apt). But yeah, if you're looking for a bare OS to only run the apps you install, then debian would be a much better choice.
The P2P revolution is happening, with or without U2.
I imagine that the hold up isn't on the technology side. I imagine that most of the difficulty is on the legal end.
If you think gentoo is slow, try macports.
Thank god apple has a thriving community that is constantly working to fix apple's design decisions. Someone should try building an OS that's entirely community supported. Imagine how productive they would be without apple working against them.
find has this functionality built in: find ${SOMEPATH} -type f -exec grep -Hi "${PATTERN}" \{} \;
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