Does this require dead plants, or it works in the alive ones? If the second case is true, does this harm the plant? or stimutates its growth or is indiferent?
Well... all the contributors of Linux must be listed somewhere (lkml archives, "CONTRIBUTORS" file, bk logs?)
So in case a newer version of the GPL was released AND a big majority of them (in code size) agreed in changing it... couldn't they remove/replace the code not contributed by them and move on with the new license?
That would be an _extremely_ hard task but not totally impossible, no?
In fact pot could even be beneficial for your vision, there's a recent study of some university (U of Granada) in the north of morocco. The fishermans there (habitual pot smokers) seem to have better night vision after smoking a mix of hemp and tobacco called "kif"
More details here
1. Copy the RFID tag of a classmate
2. Change it for yours when you're out of school.
3. Enter the max. number of shops/places considered "dangerous" for you in one day.
4. Restore your RFID before going home.
5. Make fun of the poor bastard the next day of class
In a webpage search engine you send a description of the content you're searching for to a server, this server now knows what you were searching for.
In a p2p network search you send your search to your peers, but, in Freenet's case the peers only index the contents by key number (or whatever it's called), not for description of the contents.
A spider basically follows all the links it can find and sorts them according to some meta-data every page has (title, description...)
Also, dynamic webpages aren't allowed (danger of some calling home etc...)
*just now reads new message just posted in reply to mine*
Or at least thats' how it worked the last time i used Freenet!:P will have to check back to see what they're working on
Yes, some years ago i decided to install my home desktop into a software RAID-0(stripeset), harddisks were slow and my data useless ya know...
It lasted until some months ago, when one of the drives went *clack*clack*clack*.
Fortunately it only did that on write operations, so i could read the contents perfectly, but since i'm a cheapstake i tried to "mark" the badblocks...
After a few unsuccesful badblocks attempts the stripeset stopped being recognized by the kernel (don't ask me why)
And since the last time i messed with RAID stuff was a looong time ago, i panicked... couldn't find a fix until the next day...
The day i found raid0run in the rescue CD and backed up all the data promptly.
For these who cant RTFA:
Of course, not only "Wild East" countries like Russia and Israel exceed little Macedonia in terms of online criminal output. It would be utter hypocrisy to ignore the vast internet fraud industry in the United States itself.
In conclusion, if you must blacklist a country, you should start for these 3.
Exactly, you don't see old guys in wheelchairs rolling down the streets firing their Kalashnikov murdering people.
The Yassin's kind of people must end like Milosevic, facing a tribunal as an example for new dictator/jihad_leader-wannabes, not serving as martyrs for a new breed of terrorists.
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My thought is that we could better kill the whole patheti^H^H^H^Hent system.
Does this require dead plants, or it works in the alive ones? If the second case is true, does this harm the plant? or stimutates its growth or is indiferent?
Why are the articles so short in details?
At first i didn't understood the article...
You mean RSS readers are programmed to fetch the feed at hour xx:00??
That's fantastic
Some programmers should be shot...
Well... all the contributors of Linux must be listed somewhere (lkml archives, "CONTRIBUTORS" file, bk logs?)
So in case a newer version of the GPL was released AND a big majority of them (in code size) agreed in changing it... couldn't they remove/replace the code not contributed by them and move on with the new license?
That would be an _extremely_ hard task but not totally impossible, no?
I'll take the BSD license anytime. Code migrates from BSD to Linux (but not Linux to BSD) because of GPL.
BSD code migrates from open to closed source too
GPL code stays open source always.
Do you want private enterprises profiting from you for free, or do you prefer them contributing back for the public good?
If PC gaming is going to survive it's going to have to do so in the well-lit family rooms and dens of America
... in Japan?
So what does PC gaming needs to survive in the other continents? and what about
In fact pot could even be beneficial for your vision, there's a recent study of some university (U of Granada) in the north of morocco. The fishermans there (habitual pot smokers) seem to have better night vision after smoking a mix of hemp and tobacco called "kif"
More details here
Are we seeing the birth of a new /. cliche here ... in Japan?
1. Copy the RFID tag of a classmate
2. Change it for yours when you're out of school.
3. Enter the max. number of shops/places considered "dangerous" for you in one day.
4. Restore your RFID before going home.
5. Make fun of the poor bastard the next day of class
No profit but lots of fun
creation science is an oxymoron
errata:
about dynamic pages: between "some" and "calling" a SCRIPT tag is missing...
In a webpage search engine you send a description of the content you're searching for to a server, this server now knows what you were searching for.
:P will have to check back to see what they're working on
In a p2p network search you send your search to your peers, but, in Freenet's case the peers only index the contents by key number (or whatever it's called), not for description of the contents.
A spider basically follows all the links it can find and sorts them according to some meta-data every page has (title, description...)
Also, dynamic webpages aren't allowed (danger of some calling home etc...)
*just now reads new message just posted in reply to mine*
Or at least thats' how it worked the last time i used Freenet!
don't you see that a search engine would inherently destroy privacy? at least in the current way Freenet is implemented...
if you have an idea for a search-engine in a (still) anonymous network you're free to submit it.
For now spider-generated indexes will have to suffice.
Pronto! someone! make a GIMP skin for PS people so they don't get lost and need near_zero training
don't worry, he was piping it to /dev/null
I'll opt for the unobtanium version, thank you.
Yes, some years ago i decided to install my home desktop into a software RAID-0(stripeset), harddisks were slow and my data useless ya know...
It lasted until some months ago, when one of the drives went *clack*clack*clack*.
Fortunately it only did that on write operations, so i could read the contents perfectly, but since i'm a cheapstake i tried to "mark" the badblocks...
After a few unsuccesful badblocks attempts the stripeset stopped being recognized by the kernel (don't ask me why)
And since the last time i messed with RAID stuff was a looong time ago, i panicked...
couldn't find a fix until the next day...
The day i found raid0run in the rescue CD and backed up all the data promptly.
For these who cant RTFA: Of course, not only "Wild East" countries like Russia and Israel exceed little Macedonia in terms of online criminal output. It would be utter hypocrisy to ignore the vast internet fraud industry in the United States itself.
In conclusion, if you must blacklist a country, you should start for these 3.
He already does, he lives in the US
VoIPo(Dial Up) == cheap phone
Noone in his sane mind would listen to 32kbps music anyways
But wasn't the main problem between India and Pakistand a dispute about Kashmir soverignity?
Didn't knew they had some religious war there too... *sigh* religions good for nothing *cough*
Exactly, you don't see old guys in wheelchairs rolling down the streets firing their Kalashnikov murdering people.
The Yassin's kind of people must end like Milosevic, facing a tribunal as an example for new dictator/jihad_leader-wannabes, not serving as martyrs for a new breed of terrorists.
I am George W. Bush and i approved this DVD player
probably because you're dead and buried
Excuse me, i think you added two excess letters in your above sentence... "IX"