Sorry if I seem a tad against the idea... but I think alchohol is a waste of time and money that could better be used to improve oneself and the society in which they live.
The same could be said about Slashdot but you still post in here.
I love when Michael posts every little bulletin from Microsoft to make it appear that it's ridden with security holes.
I love it too.
What if Windows allowed arbitrary code execution just from viewing a PDF file?
Actually Windows should allow that too... if you were running the not-latest version of xpdf in Windows somehow.
The differences are that the xpdf vulnerability was fixed in a day, here we're talking about a issue that took 10 days to work around and 3 months to fix.
Give me a break! Coal power plants do not produce radioactive waste.
Releases from coal combustion contain naturally occurring radioactive materials--mainly, uranium and thorium.
Trace quantities of uranium in coal range from less than 1 part per million (ppm) in some samples to around 10 ppm in others. Generally, the amount of thorium contained in coal is about 2.5 times greater than the amount of uranium. For a large number of coal samples, according to Environmental Protection Agency figures released in 1984, average values of uranium and thorium content have been determined to be 1.3 ppm and 3.2 ppm, respectively.
Sir, you should refer to the Yakolev-42 accident which caused the death of 62 spanish militars the 26th of May of 2003 (which surely were carrying identifications... being in the military)
One year later, the buried corpses had to undergo DNA tests to correctly identify them.
Something that the ones incinerated by the wrong familiars couldn't do...
Half of the corpses were found to be misidentified in the first place.
Of course. How silly of us, Slashdot: News for Linux, Windows sucks.
Not very far from reality. I see you get the point.
Where on Earth do you people come from? If you have nothing constructive to say, keep you mouth closed.
You said all the constructive things i wanted to say thank you.
Will they (the distros) waken tomorrow to realize that their jobs just got 80% harder?
But that's already distribution's job... their customers pay them to fix problems, and that fixes revert to vanilla.
With this new scenario distributions just have to speed sending patches back to vanilla if they want to be able to get a future version of it in acceptable shape.
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Sorry if I seem a tad against the idea... but I think alchohol is a waste of time and money that could better be used to improve oneself and the society in which they live.
The same could be said about Slashdot but you still post in here.
Please dupe this article when there's a torrent available and the Linux version is finished.
Until then it's quite useless.
##Anyone care to tell me what a .cat TLD is for?
.cat is the domain for the Catalan culture. (Not limited to the boundaries of the nation within Spain)
.ct a 2 letters domain like the rest of territorial domains.
#Sure. It is the top level domain Catalunya (Catalonia, a nation within Spain) has requested.
Not exactly.
The domain for the Catalunya should be
That quote sounds familiar
La ilaha illallah Muhammad-ur-Rasulullah
I love when Michael posts every little bulletin from Microsoft to make it appear that it's ridden with security holes.
I love it too.
What if Windows allowed arbitrary code execution just from viewing a PDF file?
Actually Windows should allow that too... if you were running the not-latest version of xpdf in Windows somehow.
The differences are that the xpdf vulnerability was fixed in a day, here we're talking about a issue that took 10 days to work around and 3 months to fix.
And also xpdf isn't a crucial part of the OS.
2 huge differences for you, KTHX
Thermal conductivity [/W m^-1 K^-1]:
Aluminium - 235
Titanium - 22
IANARS but maybe that's the reason of using Al?
For a laugh or three look at their archive of the legal threats they've recieved and their responses here
In the Knoppix distribution there is a script that downloads and automagically installs the nvidia binary driver.
Dunno about this one.
Thank you, i missed that news
good memory
In previous years they did exactly that
Where's that data for this year?
Without it all this crap is near useless.
Ok, weight should be expressed in Newtons like any other force.
F = m * a
Just multiply for 9,8 here in Earth and for 9,8 * 3/8 (or whatever) in Mars.
> The same 50 kg would weigh about 41 lbs on Mars.
Do martians use the imperial system now?
For the imperial impaired (like me) 41 lbs == 18,6 kg
...and the sound of the polar caps melting
the person who posted that didn't make his homeworks too, so it's redundant in a recursive way...
Give me a break! Coal power plants do not produce radioactive waste.
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Releases from coal combustion contain naturally occurring radioactive materials--mainly, uranium and thorium.
Trace quantities of uranium in coal range from less than 1 part per million (ppm) in some samples to around 10 ppm in others. Generally, the amount of thorium contained in coal is about 2.5 times greater than the amount of uranium. For a large number of coal samples, according to Environmental Protection Agency figures released in 1984, average values of uranium and thorium content have been determined to be 1.3 ppm and 3.2 ppm, respectively.
Source:
http://www.ornl.gov/info/ornlreview/rev26-34/text
It also includes XFree86 4.4.0 (yopper pkg list)
Wasn't there some license problems with that?
I mean, most distributions seem to have switched to X.org
to help identify the corpses
Sir, you should refer to the Yakolev-42 accident which caused the death of 62 spanish militars the 26th of May of 2003 (which surely were carrying identifications... being in the military)
One year later, the buried corpses had to undergo DNA tests to correctly identify them.
Something that the ones incinerated by the wrong familiars couldn't do...
Half of the corpses were found to be misidentified in the first place.
from your distribution
Exactly what i was about to post, these americans are falling to their own propaganda... from 50 years ago too easily.
In the first phase the CCCPians totally pwn3d j00.
Another hits were first woman in space in 1963, and first space station. Not bad at all for the "losing" team.
Of course. How silly of us, Slashdot: News for Linux, Windows sucks.
Not very far from reality. I see you get the point.
Where on Earth do you people come from? If you have nothing constructive to say, keep you mouth closed.
You said all the constructive things i wanted to say thank you.
Let's talk about something useful, like accelerating Linux... i mean, this is Slashdot, right?
Nope, that's Nyarlathotep's one
Someone is feeding us disinformation with a shovel.
Hi and welcome, you must be new here
Where have you been the last hmmmmm... 2000 years?
Maybe we should ask Schroedinger's cat
Will they (the distros) waken tomorrow to realize that their jobs just got 80% harder?
But that's already distribution's job... their customers pay them to fix problems, and that fixes revert to vanilla.
With this new scenario distributions just have to speed sending patches back to vanilla if they want to be able to get a future version of it in acceptable shape.