[using sarcasm] reveals you to be a person of insignificant insight or intelligence.
Whereas calling someone an "idiot" is the height of intellectual discourse, I take it?
As for System 7...unlike KDE 3.2, System 7 was a pretty GUI on top of an operating system most generously described as a wobbly pile of accumulated cruft. If that's what you consider progress, you can keep it.
Then TwistedKestrel should read his/her Bible a little more closely. In Genesis 2:17, God declares, "For in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die." But Adam and Eve both ate the apple, and neither of them promptly died. Heck, Adam supposedly lived for at least 800 years after eating it (Gen 5:4)!
do an experiment to see if god exists.... what do you test?
You tell us. You believers can't even agree on what properties your god possesses. How can scientists test for something that is so poorly and inconsistently defined?
Thats the same level as calling someone a poopy head
Well, this is the same guy who, in a previous article, repeatedly used the term "Linux-loving crunchies". He's obviously not even trying to project an image of "professional journalist" at this point.
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So the "G" in "Gnome" stands for "geezer"?
Whereas calling someone an "idiot" is the height of intellectual discourse, I take it?
As for System 7...unlike KDE 3.2, System 7 was a pretty GUI on top of an operating system most generously described as a wobbly pile of accumulated cruft. If that's what you consider progress, you can keep it.
They all sound silly. It doesn't help that both "gnome" and "gnu" are real words with established pronunciations.
Ah, explorer.exe.
...get to eat the leaves from the higher branches that you can't reach, so nyah!
Suddenly, I'm concerned about getting killed at the next zebra crossing....
Heh. If it's that confusing just a couple pages in, it doesn't bode well for the rest of the book.
Well, maybe so. No matter how you translate it, though, it's just a fairy tale.
Then TwistedKestrel should read his/her Bible a little more closely. In Genesis 2:17, God declares, "For in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die." But Adam and Eve both ate the apple, and neither of them promptly died. Heck, Adam supposedly lived for at least 800 years after eating it (Gen 5:4)!
So, did God lie, or was he just mistaken?
Ah, yes. The ever-shrinking God of the Gaps.
You tell us. You believers can't even agree on what properties your god possesses. How can scientists test for something that is so poorly and inconsistently defined?
HERETIC!!
Well, this is the same guy who, in a previous article, repeatedly used the term "Linux-loving crunchies". He's obviously not even trying to project an image of "professional journalist" at this point.
By the time Longhorn comes out, so could KDE's.
Until Reiser 4.1 comes out, I'm just making do without a filesystem.
I suppose so. My computer has always been very stable after the kernel froze.
For $129, I don't think you were expecting too much. That's how much I paid to go from Windows 98 to Windows XP, fer chrissakes.
When you live in a God-soaked society, you're going to pick up the associated speech patterns.
See? Microsoft is so uncool!
Tell it, brother!
Bizarro World?
Bitter, are we?
Yeah. Me, too.
Just a nit: They're not really "terrorists" when they're targeting military personnel.
Wait. I was supposed to wear those separately?
Hey, as the dozens of people who watched Star Trek: Voyager can attest, you develop individuality within the Collective, the Queen knocks you off.