Perhaps a better analogy would be GNU Emacs. It took me under an hour to learn the basic editing, but there is far more to learn that could take hundreds of hours.
Your commentary would undoubtably piss off both the right, the left, and a great deal of moderates.
But I have just one thing to say: Thank You.
It is a great comfort to know that there is at least one person out there who really thinks, and tries to find a reasonable and practical point of view.
this would be an example of the school's administration insisting that the computers be "secure", and causing them to be rendered all but worthless. Hell, it was like that at my high school too.
actually, i believe the answer being sought, is that the ! operator in C (and elsewhere, i think) is used as a boolean NOT. therefore, when it is combined with the C operator == (equal to) you get != (not equal to)
I believe that the original logic behind the flat rate is that the average bandwidth used per month is very reasonable, and the low bandwidth users will essentially pay for the high bandwidth users. This, however, seems to be merely greed.
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RTFM means Read The "Fine" Manual (the "F" may mean something else in some cases). RMS is an abbreviation commonly used to refer to Mr. Stallman.
Perhaps a better analogy would be GNU Emacs. It took me under an hour to learn the basic editing, but there is far more to learn that could take hundreds of hours.
The shell would probably follow a fairly standard parabolic curve. The shape of the shell should negate most if not all wind resistance.
Given the usual method of handling and launching the shells, the prismatic properties would probably be quickly rendered useless.
Your commentary would undoubtably piss off both the right, the left, and a great deal of moderates. But I have just one thing to say: Thank You. It is a great comfort to know that there is at least one person out there who really thinks, and tries to find a reasonable and practical point of view.
from what i have read, this should have been handled in a civil court, and not by the FBI.
this would be an example of the school's administration insisting that the computers be "secure", and causing them to be rendered all but worthless. Hell, it was like that at my high school too.
Actually, i think that Macromedia has released a flash player to be used with Mozilla under Linux
but, this body may not continue to maintain a fair internet. it may well be orderly, but this may be a sign that they are favoring private interests
actually, i believe the answer being sought, is that the ! operator in C (and elsewhere, i think) is used as a boolean NOT. therefore, when it is combined with the C operator == (equal to) you get != (not equal to)
Well, given how much some people pay, they probably don't get what they are paying for
I believe that the original logic behind the flat rate is that the average bandwidth used per month is very reasonable, and the low bandwidth users will essentially pay for the high bandwidth users. This, however, seems to be merely greed.
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no, i think that would be "idiot-friendly"
Actually, an entire book in english has been written without using the letter "e".
i can just see it now...they're going to buy id its going to be halo all over again with doom III
That was a good book