Nice idea but it is flawed because as soon as your fork()ed experiences start having different experiences from your original experience, as well as your other experiences, they will instantly be different experiences i.e. different persons.
Why is that when companies releases something,[...]
Not only that, the software comes straight from the GNU FTP server. It has been around for years, but not for replacing package management systems and not "for Linux". It is designed to manage unpackaed software in locations like/usr/local.
So now you can stop the hype and calling it lame because it's a generic GNU tool and not from IBM.
What's the point in using dll's if you use them in a single program only? Linking statically would even save the overhead of the dynamic loader. This is not interesting, this is ridiculous -- typically Windoze.
This is not clutter, apart from the fact that your list includes static links and directories, about two thirds of the dll's you listed are symbolic links to versioned filenames to avoid clutter.
We don't want another dangerous tiny, poor State sitting next to our alliies.
You didn't have a problem for last twelve years. It's not that Saddam had become more dangerous, it's just that your bias has shifted. And Bush has taken the chance to make the points he urgently needs for his re-election. Being elected with a very small (or rather nonexistent) margin, he doesn't have much of a chance otherwise.
The only thing I have to comment on the rest of your bellicistic rant is that I could never have imagined that someone could consider Bush left wing.
I just can't help pointing out that in a discussion a couple weeks back, the absolutists among us felt that the whole spam problem could be solved by simply shoving a bill through Congress.
it could probably be solved by shoving a bill through the gates of hell.
Slashdot Mirror
for some reason Slashcode filters an underscore from the link
probably because undersores are illegal in internet domain names.
If Microsoft didn't exist it would be necessary to invent them.
To me that sounds like "If Mosquitos didn't exist it would be necessary to invent them."
Those damn religious fundies are a threat to the peace!
First of all George Bush.
Not only Finland, Germany too.
Black hat? Never heard of that distro
SCNR
Though I agree in general I'd rather say "breaking security gets *very* expensive" instead of "not be broken".
Nice idea but it is flawed because as soon as your fork()ed experiences start having different experiences from your original experience, as well as your other experiences, they will instantly be different experiences i.e. different persons.
Why is that when companies releases something,[...]
/usr/local.
Not only that, the software comes straight from the GNU FTP server. It has been around for years, but not for replacing package management systems and not "for Linux". It is designed to manage unpackaed software in locations like
So now you can stop the hype and calling it lame because it's a generic GNU tool and not from IBM.
The radius is the distance of any point on the circumfence of a circle from its center.
SCNR
Your subject is true but your message isn't. The fact is the dinosaurs weren't killed, they can still be found alive, eg in the White House.
What's the point in using dll's if you use them in a single program only? Linking statically would even save the overhead of the dynamic loader.
This is not interesting, this is ridiculous -- typically Windoze.
Ooops, static libs not links, of course.
This is not clutter, apart from the fact that your list includes static links and directories, about two thirds of the dll's you listed are symbolic links to versioned filenames to avoid clutter.
... is what you get if you remove the syllable na from the headline.
Should have known that US citizens have no sense of humour :(
Ever heard a Californian talking about the Internet?
Sounds like he's talking about quite the opposite, a LAN, the "inner net".
We don't want another dangerous tiny, poor State sitting next to our alliies.
You didn't have a problem for last twelve years. It's not that Saddam had become more dangerous, it's just that your bias has shifted. And Bush has taken the chance to make the points he urgently needs for his re-election. Being elected with a very small (or rather nonexistent) margin, he doesn't have much of a chance otherwise.
The only thing I have to comment on the rest of your bellicistic rant is that I could never have imagined that someone could consider Bush left wing.
All three have numerous names in all sorts of languages, but those are the ones used most commonly in English-speaking nations.
;)
Very interesting, but how about the USA?
Should [XXX] be prohibited from using GPL code
That is something explicitely disallowed by the GPL.
PS: the White House gets overgrown, could someone please remove the Bushes from the White House?
I just can't help pointing out that in a discussion a couple weeks back, the absolutists among us felt that the whole spam problem could be solved by simply shoving a bill through Congress.
it could probably be solved by shoving a bill through the gates of hell.
Let the president wear luminex suits and it will bring a little brightness into the White House.
to the White House. He is urgently needed there.
You mean the US way? Making armor breaking ammo out of atomic waste and spray it over those countries.
That's probably why they have to wage war from time to time.
How about that:
"In soviet russia business is running out of apples."
Reading the headline I thought they had integrated emacs into Mozilla but they just stole the icon :(
Great idea, especially as today there is no real punishment for companies.