From what I've heard, they are actually free for the taking. They are provided by the Gideons Internation (www.gideons.org). They go to hotels to place Bibles. If there's one that's been taken, they place another one.
I guess it would depend on your definition of "free". GTK is under the LGPL, while QT is under the "GPL unless you pay us" license. I kind of like GTK better because it is a community-controlled project, unlike QT which even though it is gpl'd is still a commercial product in which Troll Tech decides its fate.
I saved the html for google and it was 3405 bytes. If my math is correct that would be about 92 seconds on a 300bps connection. It will probably only be useful if you have a really slow connection.
I know that you can get them through cvs, but if there is no tarball with the sources then an ebuild for Gentoo can't be made with all the mirror sites having the tarball.
I don't think you'll be getting lower prices on software products because there is no longer a patent on LZW. I believe it's like $5000 to get a license for a single product. A pretty hefty fee, but that means nothing to someone like Adobe.
I bought it back in '94 when I was like 10 or so, and I have to say that the book has got to be the lamest book in existence. I have never heard of a man so obsessed with foreign currencies in my life. I guess he bought Writing for Dummies. Oh well, at least he actually teaches something, unlike Dan Gookin, and you would have to have read his pathetic attempt to teach C in order to know what I'm talking about...
And the reviewer is wrong about the humor. He has no humor.
If the lil' coder has an older machine, you can get him DJGPP for DOS. You can get Allegro for it, which is pretty much like SDL is like for Linux, and is pretty easy to use and you can do a lot of cool things with it.
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Didn't we already have this discussion awhile back?
There's no way 'evolution' can form a poem, from the looks of it.
From what I've heard, they are actually free for the taking. They are provided by the Gideons Internation (www.gideons.org). They go to hotels to place Bibles. If there's one that's been taken, they place another one.
I guess it would depend on your definition of "free". GTK is under the LGPL, while QT is under the "GPL unless you pay us" license. I kind of like GTK better because it is a community-controlled project, unlike QT which even though it is gpl'd is still a commercial product in which Troll Tech decides its fate.
I saved the html for google and it was 3405 bytes. If my math is correct that would be about 92 seconds on a 300bps connection. It will probably only be useful if you have a really slow connection.
I thought we were talking about bug reports, as in, those flaws in computer programs?!
I know that you can get them through cvs, but if there is no tarball with the sources then an ebuild for Gentoo can't be made with all the mirror sites having the tarball.
Making an arcade machine give you free games. After all, you didn't take anything tangible away from the owners.
And this is some corny shit. Back to Quake3.
I don't think you'll be getting lower prices on software products because there is no longer a patent on LZW. I believe it's like $5000 to get a license for a single product. A pretty hefty fee, but that means nothing to someone like Adobe.
I knew I shouldn't have browsed at -1.
Oh!!!! A dead parrot fell on my keyboard! Mod me up!
Digitally Imported, known mostly for it's dance music stations, now has a modern jazz station.
I bought it back in '94 when I was like 10 or so, and I have to say that the book has got to be the lamest book in existence. I have never heard of a man so obsessed with foreign currencies in my life. I guess he bought Writing for Dummies. Oh well, at least he actually teaches something, unlike Dan Gookin, and you would have to have read his pathetic attempt to teach C in order to know what I'm talking about...
And the reviewer is wrong about the humor. He has no humor.
...now it'll only take half a day!!!
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I wonder if it's possible to establish a cult with an MMORPG? According to factnet.org, pretty much _everything_ could be a cult.
Teach them how to make a cdr spark up! Just throw a cdr in the microwave for 3 seconds. Don't do it for five or you'll be smelling some awful fumes!
If the lil' coder has an older machine, you can get him DJGPP for DOS. You can get Allegro for it, which is pretty much like SDL is like for Linux, and is pretty easy to use and you can do a lot of cool things with it.
There's also Exodus on Windows, too. I hate the fact that there isn't a Gabber2 yet... Julian please hurry...
I believe you can add people to your roster who use different servers, if that's what you're talking about.
Now that someone has a Japanese username, everyone's gonna start doing it because they think:
"Oh cool its JAPANESE!!!! I must have JAPANESE username too!!!"
I'm not eating any of the deer you've "cooked."
They must think it's really cool, since they posted it twice and all.
5BX? I just hop around (with a strobe light turned on) while listening to di.fm's hardcore station :)
Unfortunately, no Linux user can hear what the Matrix is. You have to switch to Windows to hear it for yourself.