I'm not trying to sound stupid here. But what are the chances of getting a gnome version of Koffice? I don't mean a complete rewrite start from scratch office suite tied into the Gnome desktop project. I mean a port of Koffice to a gnome environment.
Is that even possible? It seems kind of dumb to port a linux application to linux.
I run a CS Clan, we have many members that range from 12 years old right up until 40. Yes we all talk together, are all friends and *GASP* meet up every month for a Lan party.
And I could say the same about my local Cricket club.
Yes except that Intels plans for making their graphics cards perform faster is to name them with cooler and more Xtreme names. Nvidia and ATI actually inovate.
Yes I'm sure someone handling their own expensive sponsership deals, complex contracts and his own business would have no marketable skills outside of playing quake.
*Get you in shape
DDR - Check!
*Teach you teamwork
DDR - Check!
*Teach you leadership
DDR - Check!
*Teach you commitment
DDR - Check!
*Get you laid... Damn
Actually decimating is only 10%.
Decimate originally referred to the killing of every tenth person, a punishment used in the Roman army for mutinous legions.
Soldiers would be grouped into 10's and then made to draw lots. The one with the short straw would then be killed by the nine others, typically with clubs.
Don't worry I just changed the article so that no countries have nuclear weapons anymore. What a relief, I wonder why someone didn't do that before.
I guess it's just one of those things that just seems obvious in hindsite.
It still doesn't fix the biggest problem
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This still doesn't fix the biggest problem I have with cats. Cats kill native animals at night, drag home dead things and are perhaps the most disgusting of all domestic animals. Although perhaps most of those things are the fault of the owners, not the cats.
What has happened to Debian of late? I'm the first to admit that I don't follow the politics of the linux scene with anything more then a passing glance but the current Debian team appears to be disolving into a clusterfuck of massive egos clashing about trivial changes. Wost still it seems that they end up bitching and debating more then they actually spend doing something.
The whole situation reminds me of the People's Front of Judea, fighting with the Judean Peoples Front. They just debate endlessly and end up doing nothing.
Just a note on that. Their online store offers a DRM free version of "Hong Kil Dong" for only $2.50 US.
What a bargain.
Wow! You have exactly the same homepage as me! What are the chances?
Finally something small enough to massage my... never mind.
Just one Solar panel? What if it breaks? Will they need to replace the whole thing?
I'm not trying to sound stupid here. But what are the chances of getting a gnome version of Koffice? I don't mean a complete rewrite start from scratch office suite tied into the Gnome desktop project. I mean a port of Koffice to a gnome environment.
Is that even possible? It seems kind of dumb to port a linux application to linux.
Perhaps I'm way off base here.
I run a CS Clan, we have many members that range from 12 years old right up until 40. Yes we all talk together, are all friends and *GASP* meet up every month for a Lan party. And I could say the same about my local Cricket club.
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Yes except that Intels plans for making their graphics cards perform faster is to name them with cooler and more Xtreme names. Nvidia and ATI actually inovate.
Tamagotchi and Mood Shirts! There's two! ...
What?
Yes I'm sure someone handling their own expensive sponsership deals, complex contracts and his own business would have no marketable skills outside of playing quake.
Yeah... I heard Muroa has been secretly stashing away French nukes for years now!
*Get you in shape DDR - Check! *Teach you teamwork DDR - Check! *Teach you leadership DDR - Check! *Teach you commitment DDR - Check! *Get you laid ... Damn
Okay here's what I don't get, and correct me if I'm wrong but how can you have 10% of infinity?
Isn't that kind of like saying that when Saddam tallied up his last election results he got 100% of the vote?
Actually decimating is only 10%. Decimate originally referred to the killing of every tenth person, a punishment used in the Roman army for mutinous legions. Soldiers would be grouped into 10's and then made to draw lots. The one with the short straw would then be killed by the nine others, typically with clubs.
Yeah, pull your finger out of your arse!
That would also be really handy to prove who I voted for to the guy who offered me $20 to vote for candidate X.
Wow... just wow.
I give that one +1 Jaded as Fuck.
Reminds me of a quote I found quite funny.
A Puritan is someone who is deathly afraid that someone, somewhere, is having fun.
Don't worry I just changed the article so that no countries have nuclear weapons anymore. What a relief, I wonder why someone didn't do that before.
I guess it's just one of those things that just seems obvious in hindsite.
This still doesn't fix the biggest problem I have with cats. Cats kill native animals at night, drag home dead things and are perhaps the most disgusting of all domestic animals. Although perhaps most of those things are the fault of the owners, not the cats.
What has happened to Debian of late? I'm the first to admit that I don't follow the politics of the linux scene with anything more then a passing glance but the current Debian team appears to be disolving into a clusterfuck of massive egos clashing about trivial changes. Wost still it seems that they end up bitching and debating more then they actually spend doing something. The whole situation reminds me of the People's Front of Judea, fighting with the Judean Peoples Front. They just debate endlessly and end up doing nothing.
I'm just happy because it means that Australia will be getting a whole new batch of secondhand, breaking down, last generation military equipment.
My solution would be to have six actuator testers.
Because when we tried to cut down the tallest tree in the forest with it and simply couldn't.