the.app packaging format. The icon is the entire app. Just drag it to the trash to uninstall it. No registry fragments left behind.
No, but the app may well put things in/Library/Application Support or/Library/Frameworks or preferences folders, etc. Still, it's not hard to find those things, since they're usually just files in folders named after the apps or parent company.
Here's a great article by an Indian activist and scientist trying to prevent this sort of thing from happening in India, and giving more details about what's so wrong with it all.
... all under the sway of the fifth, dominant voice, the false doctor voice. This voice will be at the Holiday Inn Spot in Nashua, New Hampshire in Room 39 all weekend. Do not visit him.
As for intent, he has already admitted that he willfully and with full consciousness of his actions (or some such thing) made the build available to others. Posting the torrent didn't happen by itself.
Paraphrase: "I posted a torrent of Tiger, sure, but I had no idea this meant that people other than the anonymous chatroom participants I invited to download it would ever get access to it."
That was about a generation or so before the Trojan War, making it about 3,000 at most.
Just so I've got my history straight, that was the generation whose strongest men were able to lift boulders twice the size of the Argives of the day (according to Nestor), and whose aristocratic sons (like Achilles) would sometimes have centaurs as tutors, right?
Yes, the PostgreSQL name is a horrible accretion of hacker word puns that few can pronounce correctly.
Not to mention that to an untrained eye such as mine, the name reads as though it should be a very strange-sounding variety of SQL, namely, "Postgre". Pffffffft! It leaves a bad taste in my mouth just to think of saying it.
I'm glad this software has a new website. When will it get a new name?
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Thanks. I was just about to jump in and demand credit, but I didn't want to sound catty.
No, but the app may well put things in /Library/Application Support or /Library/Frameworks or preferences folders, etc. Still, it's not hard to find those things, since they're usually just files in folders named after the apps or parent company.
He found some problems with the API and as a result he has some grievances against Microsoft.
Mr. Clowes, your hi-fi pizza is ready. Mr. Clowes, dial 432 for pickup.
Poverty and Globalization by Vandana Shiva.
I never knew that. And here I thought I was so cool for having bought the individual issues.
Nice troll, Jackie Harvey, but neither will be worse than Elektron with Janice Garner.
Mod parent up for reminding us of a decade during which Saturday Night Live was occasionally very funny: the 70s.
Oh crap, GNU makes it 4!
... all under the sway of the fifth, dominant voice, the false doctor voice. This voice will be at the Holiday Inn Spot in Nashua, New Hampshire in Room 39 all weekend. Do not visit him.
Sounds to me like a lot of dialogue on the Sci-Fi channel.
Funny how people with one deviant obsession are so annoyed by people with another. ;-)
As for intent, he has already admitted that he willfully and with full consciousness of his actions (or some such thing) made the build available to others. Posting the torrent didn't happen by itself.
Sorry, not very convincing.
Exactly. To wit:
Piece of cake!Just so I've got my history straight, that was the generation whose strongest men were able to lift boulders twice the size of the Argives of the day (according to Nestor), and whose aristocratic sons (like Achilles) would sometimes have centaurs as tutors, right?
Unless they have an admin account and haven't heard that old joke about rm -Rf /.
Sure, having different typefaces in the same document must have been cool, but the real question is whether it could produce superscript "th". ;-)
But seriously, if you know of a way to do this, I would be interested.
The reason I don't use it is that it has no footnotes, even though some flavors of RTF allow them.
... he is a Marxist?!?
Just sayin'.
For something very much like that, you'd probably do just as well with the Totally Official Alt.usage.english Summer Doldrums Competition. (Also, there are no $1500 clues on Jeopardy.) :0
Not to mention that to an untrained eye such as mine, the name reads as though it should be a very strange-sounding variety of SQL, namely, "Postgre". Pffffffft! It leaves a bad taste in my mouth just to think of saying it.
I'm glad this software has a new website. When will it get a new name?
Now that Kerik is out of the running, maybe you should apply for the job. "We've got to be right every time."