And, your local library may have a Safari subscription available for you, so you can get them *all* online (mine does, aclib will in theory cover anyone in Florida...)
Unfortunately, many of these studies (at least drug related ones) use a double blind test, so while you may be taking "the risk" and hoping for "a cure" you can end up with nothing more than false hopes and some saline injections.
Actually, there was one murder done with a registered NFA full auto a while back... it was a police officer who did it (shot his wife). Of course, police are exempt from NFA requirements, so he could've gotten one thru his department instead of as a private purchase.
With deployment time under your belt (and thanks for your service) you should have first hand experience with what an armed populace with small arms and some improvised explosives can do to a modern organized army...
For some things, like text books, manuals, howto type books, etc. having the paper and electronic version would be great. O'Reily did this with one of the "animal" Perl books - buy the one book, get all 6 on CD.
For enjoyment reading I think I'll stick with a paper copy...
I agree, if you are stuck on ms stuff then VB becomes your "shell scripting" language of quickness.
This being/. though, I'll have to mention a small customized LiveCD (think DSL sized) with a (perl script | python script | brainfuck implementation | emacs extension | vi/vim script | whatever) with i/o to the user being prettified by some shell/exec stuff with zenity or by developing a graphical app using qt/gtk/whatever. Distribute as a business card cd or a bootable usb key. Have the marketing dept come up with some video, etc. to put on it, make it a bigger CD.
Older palm tops like my Nokia 770 work well too. I have an old P75 with Debian and Darwin Streaming Server installed, plays my mp3 collection non stop on a few different play lists, I use the Nokia as a radio while mowing the lawn.
So maybe the thing would be to have a cartridge with a large capacity split into multiple sections, one of which would act as directly addressable memory to hold maps, textures, and other non-changing data stored the way the host OS would expect to access it.
Some of us may not be using open source because it is open, but rather because it works and works well for what we need/want/desire out of our computer use.
I personally have no issue w/ non-free specialized software like the adobe stuff if that is the tool needed to do the job. I guess you could say I should own a mac, but unfortunately my willingness to use non-free stuff (if it is the best/only tool for the job) exceeds my willingness to pay big $ for the hardware to run it. So I go with the free (gratis) stuff that works well on inexpensive commodity hardware.
Hasn't done it in a long time. You do need to pick "advanced" on the last screen which will let you decide to participate in package survey and where to install the boot loader.
Except printer drivers are PPD files, plain old text.
micro vs. mono doesn't matter, since I assume that with a micro kernel you could still have loadable modules, just like with the monolithic kernel in Linux. And distros ship with just about all of the modules available and compiled for the sake of the end user.
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And, your local library may have a Safari subscription available for you, so you can get them *all* online (mine does, aclib will in theory cover anyone in Florida...)
Destructive devices are NFA items and are covered/controlled by the BATFE. The same BATFE that ruled that a shoe lace can make a machine gun ...
Unfortunately, many of these studies (at least drug related ones) use a double blind test, so while you may be taking "the risk" and hoping for "a cure" you can end up with nothing more than false hopes and some saline injections.
Actually, there was one murder done with a registered NFA full auto a while back... it was a police officer who did it (shot his wife). Of course, police are exempt from NFA requirements, so he could've gotten one thru his department instead of as a private purchase.
Ah, the googleheim musem... has a nice ring to it...
But is your name Dave?
My client is not the suspect you are looking for...
One of the biggest advantages to using Free software for education is being able to have the students set up the labs at home.
With deployment time under your belt (and thanks for your service) you should have first hand experience with what an armed populace with small arms and some improvised explosives can do to a modern organized army...
Of course, he's done his own interpretations of classics as well. Came across a recording of his version of Ravel's Bolero and it is quite nice...
There are 4 boxes...
Obviously the soap box is bringing this to attention. Now we need the ballot box and jury boxes to be used. If all else fails, the ammo box.
For some things, like text books, manuals, howto type books, etc. having the paper and electronic version would be great. O'Reily did this with one of the "animal" Perl books - buy the one book, get all 6 on CD.
For enjoyment reading I think I'll stick with a paper copy...
Have you tried Kaliber by Guinness? It is a NA that is actually like a real beer...
I agree, if you are stuck on ms stuff then VB becomes your "shell scripting" language of quickness.
This being /. though, I'll have to mention a small customized LiveCD (think DSL sized) with a (perl script | python script | brainfuck implementation | emacs extension | vi/vim script | whatever) with i/o to the user being prettified by some shell/exec stuff with zenity or by developing a graphical app using qt/gtk/whatever. Distribute as a business card cd or a bootable usb key. Have the marketing dept come up with some video, etc. to put on it, make it a bigger CD.
Do you ever use www.google.com/linux or www.google.com/bsd ?
Nah, thats what fark.com and foobies.com are for
If you do this, be careful - you may get paired up with a partner named Bitterman who is a Marine ... and end up fighting the Strogg
Older palm tops like my Nokia 770 work well too. I have an old P75 with Debian and Darwin Streaming Server installed, plays my mp3 collection non stop on a few different play lists, I use the Nokia as a radio while mowing the lawn.
So maybe the thing would be to have a cartridge with a large capacity split into multiple sections, one of which would act as directly addressable memory to hold maps, textures, and other non-changing data stored the way the host OS would expect to access it.
Of course, when porn goes to HTML 5 and its video, everything else will follow.
Some of us may not be using open source because it is open, but rather because it works and works well for what we need/want/desire out of our computer use.
I personally have no issue w/ non-free specialized software like the adobe stuff if that is the tool needed to do the job. I guess you could say I should own a mac, but unfortunately my willingness to use non-free stuff (if it is the best/only tool for the job) exceeds my willingness to pay big $ for the hardware to run it. So I go with the free (gratis) stuff that works well on inexpensive commodity hardware.
I have the original Loki port of one of the mechwarrior games. It played very well on modest hardware with no issues for me.
Hasn't done it in a long time. You do need to pick "advanced" on the last screen which will let you decide to participate in package survey and where to install the boot loader.
Except printer drivers are PPD files, plain old text.
micro vs. mono doesn't matter, since I assume that with a micro kernel you could still have loadable modules, just like with the monolithic kernel in Linux. And distros ship with just about all of the modules available and compiled for the sake of the end user.
Except it isn't released yet. On hold due to a bug in install process that doesn't detect dual boot set ups properly...
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