I vehermently disagree. Using search engines exposes you to more language and ideas that you would otherwise encounter if you stick to a small set of research materials.
Exposure to different peoples' views and methods of communication can only increase your vocabulery and other skillsets.
Moral of the story... Beware of checking in incompleted work into a Code Vault.
No, the moral of the story is don't ship an update if you have no idea what is in it. I hope whoever shipped that update from a random nightly build got bollocked.
There's nothing special about "us Excellent folks"; it is possible to get 'Excellent' karma in a couple of days; less if you actually put some effort into it.
"I really dislike IA-64. I think it's a losing strategy," Torvalds said. "My personal hope is that IA-64 withers and dies because there's no point. It performs badly; it's expensive; it's an all-new instruction set that the Transmeta Crusoe processors can't emulate."
I went through moderator indoctrination once; it's easy.
Stephen King : Troll John Carmack : Informative. Goatse : Troll "Do we like the RIAA today?" : Funny. Microsoft : Troll Linux : Insightful interesting information.
These amateur experiments are very impressive but I'm always worried that the lack of safety guidance will lead imitators into trouble. For example, with this equipment there are potential safety issues if the experiment is replicated in the southern hemisphere.
In the southern hemisphere or, more specifically, south of the topic of Capricorn, the particles will need to spin the other way. This can be achieved in many ways; none of which were mentioned in the original article. For example; 1) Turn the equipment upside down. 2) Use magnets of opposite polarity. 3) Use anti-protons instead of protons,
Just one of these needs to be done to transofrm a southern cyclotron from a deathtrap into a fun and safe piece of equipment.
All this nuclear stuff is exactly what Iraq et.al. are trying to develop. a) We shouldn't be letting those without security clearance be experimenting with such things and b) we certainly shouldn't be letting them publish their results for the world to see.
Donation drives for the Heart and Lung Association
"Just lie back, this won't hurt. When it's done you can have a cup of tea and a biscuit and then go home. Don't do any strenuous exercise or fall in love for the next 24 hours."
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I vehermently disagree. Using search engines exposes you to more language and ideas that you would otherwise encounter if you stick to a small set of research materials.
Exposure to different peoples' views and methods of communication can only increase your vocabulery and other skillsets.
Moral of the story... Beware of checking in incompleted work into a Code Vault.
No, the moral of the story is don't ship an update if you have no idea what is in it. I hope whoever shipped that update from a random nightly build got bollocked.
There's nothing special about "us Excellent folks"; it is possible to get 'Excellent' karma in a couple of days; less if you actually put some effort into it.
When it comes to languages, the answer is use the right tool for the job. Low level languages will always coexist with high level ones.
but the ruling itself may serve to wake some people
You're assuming they're going to find against Microsoft.
Use Slash.
You can get it here.
Just look at how versatile it is
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The instructions for turning on the shopping cart code are in the source.
The name of the element is Aluminium
And we have a winner!
"I really dislike IA-64. I think it's a losing strategy," Torvalds said. "My personal hope is that IA-64 withers and dies because there's no point. It performs badly; it's expensive; it's an all-new instruction set that the Transmeta Crusoe processors can't emulate."
Why the digs at Intel in an article about Linux?
I went through moderator indoctrination once; it's easy.
Stephen King : Troll
John Carmack : Informative.
Goatse : Troll
"Do we like the RIAA today?" : Funny.
Microsoft : Troll
Linux : Insightful interesting information.
Which is 4.5 football fields or 1/150th of a Library of Congress.
There weren't any more details
I have more details, which this margin is too small to contain.
a) didn't take out significant "good" traffic, and
b) did take out significant "bad" traffic.
Perhaps this will help.
Why do you need a book called "Programming Linux Games"? Can't you just post the source to Tux Racer?
This is answered in the MPAA FAQ :- How do I open a Movie Cafe?
At least I didn't get any +1 informatives for this one.
Mice and Bats are in different orders (Bats=Chiroptera, Mice=Rodentia). Genera are a much more specific classification than orders.
If it flies it's a bat, not a mouse.
After opting out of everything, I bet they'll still want protecting by the US Army, Navy and Air Force.
It brings new life to tired, old, porn?
You can sell it NASA
These amateur experiments are very impressive but I'm always worried that the lack of safety guidance will lead imitators into trouble. For example, with this equipment there are potential safety issues if the experiment is replicated in the southern hemisphere.
In the southern hemisphere or, more specifically, south of the topic of Capricorn, the particles will need to spin the other way.
This can be achieved in many ways; none of which were mentioned in the original article.
For example;
1) Turn the equipment upside down.
2) Use magnets of opposite polarity.
3) Use anti-protons instead of protons,
Just one of these needs to be done to transofrm a southern cyclotron from a deathtrap into a fun and safe piece of equipment.
All this nuclear stuff is exactly what Iraq et.al. are trying to develop.
a) We shouldn't be letting those without security clearance be experimenting with such things
and b) we certainly shouldn't be letting them publish their results for the world to see.
Press F9 to continue.
Valve is suing counter-strike though, I think, for IP violations. When is the decision due?
Donation drives for the Heart and Lung Association
"Just lie back, this won't hurt. When it's done you can have a cup of tea and a biscuit and then go home. Don't do any strenuous exercise or fall in love for the next 24 hours."