No, it does copy. Given a large file and a slow machine, it can take 10 or 15 seconds to copy the file to its final location, even on the same partition, and you even get a progress window. (Note: This is my experience under Win98. I don't know about recent Windows versions.)
Many times, striving hard to educate oneself is simply far, far superior than "working hard to get educated by someone else"...
I agree! Unfortunately, the years of hard work and study I put into memorizing every piece of Star Trek minutiae just isn't getting me a job or a chick. Damn!
Ahem. Seriously, your lack of belief in unicorns makes you a unicorn-atheist. Your belief that it is probably impossible to prove one way or the other if unicorns exist makes you a unicorn-agnostic.
You must not remember all the software -- some of which Apple eventually incorporated into the OS itself -- that let you extend and tweak Classic MacOS into a more attractive and useable form.
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But SCO is suing about the kernel specifically, so that wouldn't be GNU.
Hey, I thought that was a great idea. The golfball-sized head lice are way easier to see than the old, tiny kind.
A late, great magazine.
No, it does copy. Given a large file and a slow machine, it can take 10 or 15 seconds to copy the file to its final location, even on the same partition, and you even get a progress window. (Note: This is my experience under Win98. I don't know about recent Windows versions.)
I'd better let the furries know about this. We...er, they will all be wanting to yiff him.
Out of what? Where I went, 4.0 was the highest possible GPA.
I am in no way an extremely intelligent person
Or maybe you're just modest.
I agree! Unfortunately, the years of hard work and study I put into memorizing every piece of Star Trek minutiae just isn't getting me a job or a chick. Damn!
A huge "if".
he created you
I don't see how that follows. Maybe God just sits back and watches the universe unfold like it's a reality show on TV.
But he'd know you didn't mean it, so why bother?
Or a theist who lacks faith in his.
Uh-huh. Please, go on. :: /me backs away slowly ::
Ahem. Seriously, your lack of belief in unicorns makes you a unicorn-atheist. Your belief that it is probably impossible to prove one way or the other if unicorns exist makes you a unicorn-agnostic.
Well, that depends on what sort of brainwashing he's willing to undergo.
...these April Fools Day articles.
Not when it leads to sagging boobs.
Boy, we're doing a damned poor job of it, then.
"Dr. Steve"? Is he pushing his own diet plan now? "Lose Weight Through Hawking Radiation"?
Yeah, cuz first you'd have to find a universe where priests are actually celibate.
You read the article? You must be from a parallel universe!
I'd be happy with a GWB who'd even heard of MENSA.
I just read a lot of hard Sci-Fi
:: sigh :: I must be in a damned strange mood when "hard sci-fi" sounds absolutely filthy.
No, they're from a perpendicular universe.
It (StarOffice) wasn't a free software package when it was designed. Now that it is free, developers are trying to break it up into modules.
They say that now, so...what the hell, eh?
You've obviously never read Computerworld.
"KDE Successors"? "GNOME for Evil"?
Bah! You kids today, with your terrible spelling and your long hair and your Beetles music and your color TVs and your "peetsuhs" and....
You must not remember all the software -- some of which Apple eventually incorporated into the OS itself -- that let you extend and tweak Classic MacOS into a more attractive and useable form.