Server versions usually come without X and have a different kernel optimized for server use. This is a good thing. Of cause you can change it after installation but that's not the point.
Summary: NTP and GPS know about leap seconds, operating system might not.
From TA:
"Linux kernels and most other Unix-like systems care about the leap seconds and handle them correctly. Some systems even add a notification to the system log when the leap second is inserted."
"The Windows system clock does not know about leap seconds, either. However, there is a precompiled version of ntpd for Windows available which is capable of slewing the Windows system time quickly in order to account for the insertion of a leap second, without affecting the clock synchronization loop provided by ntpd."
Its not the right to cheat. Its the right to use it the way you want. Have people already forgotten all the banned steam accounts because of the no-cd "patch", making every game they had ever bought from steam unusable. I hate to always have to put in a cd just to let the program read it once and then read all other content from a hard drive. There is no reason why it should do so. I have already typed in my cd-key, waited 2 hours for steam to decrypt all the content. And the people who bought the game from steam didn't have to go through this. Was it just to get more people to buy online?
>Personally, I rather look forward to more realistic swordplay.
Well why don't you just go out and fight with your friends. With real swords. And yes they are heavy!
In Bergen, Norway we have Kongshirden 1260 (The kings hird 1260)
I have read it several places, also recent documentarys about Tolkien. After a bit googling:
http://www.cslewis.org/
1911
"It was during this time that he abandoned his childhood Christian faith."
but when I read on, I found something else:
1931
Lewis became a Christian: One evening in September, Lewis had a long talk on Christianity with J.R.R. Tolkien (a devout Roman Catholic) and Hugo Dyson. (The summary of that discussion is recounted for Arthur Greeves in They Stand Together.) That evening's discussion was important in bringing about the following day's event that Lewis recorded in Surprised by Joy: "When we [Warnie and Jack] set out [by motorcycle to the Whipsnade Zoo] I did not believe that Jesus Christ was the Son of God, and when we reached the zoo I did."
So it seems that Professor Tolkien actually turned him around again:P
Not to spoil the fun, but CS Lewis was a atheis.
He was born into a strong christian family, but abandoned his faith early in his life.
That was one of reason why it was so werd that such a strong Catholic (Tolkien) became such good friend with Lewis.
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Server versions usually come without X and have a different kernel optimized for server use. This is a good thing. Of cause you can change it after installation but that's not the point.
Is it out?
Nothing beats the Logitech Ultra X
I get the new second in 2009 since I live in UTC +1
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Summary: NTP and GPS know about leap seconds, operating system might not.
From TA:
"Linux kernels and most other Unix-like systems care about the leap seconds and handle them correctly. Some systems even add a notification to the system log when the leap second is inserted."
"The Windows system clock does not know about leap seconds, either. However, there is a precompiled version of ntpd for Windows available which is capable of slewing the Windows system time quickly in order to account for the insertion of a leap second, without affecting the clock synchronization loop provided by ntpd."
>1 Tesla (T) is equivalent to 10,000 Gauss (G)
Which proves that Tesla is 10.000 times cooler then Gauss. Go figure a frenchman
I second that.
>He is not sure right now because he uses lynx.
No he uses emacs and sends an email to a server with the url he wishes to read, and the server returns the page as an email plain text only of cause.
It has license problems. ZFS sun's CDDL is not compatibly with GPL. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZFS#Linux
I would if it exploded. Now that would be cool....uhm wait a minute it has a countdown right?
So how many micro robots can dance on the head of a pin?
Can se that. Cholesterol is essential to your brain, without it you will die.
Nope, Its going out of Alpha and into Beta :=)
yeah tell Disney that
Its not the right to cheat. Its the right to use it the way you want. Have people already forgotten all the banned steam accounts because of the no-cd "patch", making every game they had ever bought from steam unusable. I hate to always have to put in a cd just to let the program read it once and then read all other content from a hard drive. There is no reason why it should do so. I have already typed in my cd-key, waited 2 hours for steam to decrypt all the content. And the people who bought the game from steam didn't have to go through this. Was it just to get more people to buy online?
Looks like I have to vote Venstere and Sponheim next election year :)
No no, its the mice who do the experiments on us.
>Personally, I rather look forward to more realistic swordplay. Well why don't you just go out and fight with your friends. With real swords. And yes they are heavy! In Bergen, Norway we have Kongshirden 1260 (The kings hird 1260)
Cesium? So you havend tried Francium? :-D
Who cares about number two? I'm gonna get myself Guitar Hero III
Yes, and a kitchen sink would be nice too.
...And we think it was something like this
You win again, gravity!
1911 "It was during this time that he abandoned his childhood Christian faith."
but when I read on, I found something else:
1931 Lewis became a Christian: One evening in September, Lewis had a long talk on Christianity with J.R.R. Tolkien (a devout Roman Catholic) and Hugo Dyson. (The summary of that discussion is recounted for Arthur Greeves in They Stand Together.) That evening's discussion was important in bringing about the following day's event that Lewis recorded in Surprised by Joy: "When we [Warnie and Jack] set out [by motorcycle to the Whipsnade Zoo] I did not believe that Jesus Christ was the Son of God, and when we reached the zoo I did."
So it seems that Professor Tolkien actually turned him around againNot to spoil the fun, but CS Lewis was a atheis. He was born into a strong christian family, but abandoned his faith early in his life. That was one of reason why it was so werd that such a strong Catholic (Tolkien) became such good friend with Lewis.
Here we have one that broke up with IE. Fun story ;)l ?tag=nl.e497/
http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-3513_7-5570803-1.htm