The last Microsoft product I bought was Windows 98, so I have mercifully missed the whole disaster since then. All my clients are just now starting to switch from XP to Windows 7, because I advised against Vista. And in all these years of supporting dozens of computers I have never heard of PowerShell until this article. It's nice to hear that Microsoft is starting to do what I did on Unix in 1980. Too bad they did not build on Xenix, and save everyone much grief. Imagine where Apple could have been in the 90s, had they switched to Unix a decade earlier.
My 1955 Western Electric Model 500 black desk set works wonderfully in my living room, and is the only one in the house I let ring, for its wonderful sound.
Uncountables can be counted, when you mean collectively. Arizona has fewer waters than Minnesota; "waters" used thus means "lakes, rivers, and so on." Wal-Mart has fewer catsups than my local grocery (Wal-Mart has Heinz, Hunt's and the store brand; the local grocer carries six).
Themes contain code that works to a certain API. If a theme contains no lines of Wordpress code, then by definition it could work with any program that used the same theme API.
How then can Wordpress say that its licensing is required?
Assuming the source code is still kept in useful form by a company that is not ashamed of it, there is little to lose and much goodwill to be gained by releasing "abandonware" -- but those are two large assumptions, aren't they?
This is a good thing. The whole market for commercial photography is enlarged when a huge number of images ranging from good to excellent becomes available at affordable prices. A few photographers may make less money now, but a far vaster number will make a little money they never would have had.
Nobody will mourn most of yesterday's canned, overpriced "stock" images.
Two sets of firmware, you mean; you don't have "two firmwares" unless you have "two softwares, two hardwares, and two clothings." Those words are collective nouns.
Nonsense, there is still punctuation -- and capital letters! -- in that. What you want is http://antipunctuation.com/ for no spaces, no lower-case, truly zero punctuation.
If you are going to make a cogent argument, you should omit the profanity; by resorting to vulgarities you torpedo yourself. What a shame, you probably had a valid point.
Having driven across Texas from Texarkana to El Paso several times, I knew it was big, but I never imagined Plainview was that large. Still, I've found plenty of things in Plainview before.
GP presumably meant, pack the circles into hexagons instead of squares.
Property lines and roads, however, tend to have been drawn in squares and rectangles in the American West, being based on Thomas Jefferson's ideal revival of the Roman Empire who fixated on right angles.
If it's purple and orange á la Digital Equipment Corporation 1970s PDP-11's, then where's the matching "outline" font and where's my front panel? Will it be available on DECtape?
All the parties have already made their money on the tickets.
The "scalper" only makes money by selling a scarce item at what the market will bear. Had the tickets been priced higher, he could only lose money. Besides, it's a dicey business because if as a "scalper," you set your price too high, you're gonna lose everything.
Pure supply and demand. "Scalping" is the best proof of free markets anywhere.
Urrgh... it's "so many programs" or "so many software packages"... you don't have "one software" -- you have a piece of software. It's a collective noun like "hardware" and "clothing." There is no word, "softwares."
This is a scaling performed by a correct software...
I see this error more frequently lately. Do you wear "a clothing" or buy "a hardware" ? It's a piece of software, or a software program or package.
I can haz grammar nitpick point?
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The last Microsoft product I bought was Windows 98, so I have mercifully missed the whole disaster since then. All my clients are just now starting to switch from XP to Windows 7, because I advised against Vista. And in all these years of supporting dozens of computers I have never heard of PowerShell until this article. It's nice to hear that Microsoft is starting to do what I did on Unix in 1980. Too bad they did not build on Xenix, and save everyone much grief. Imagine where Apple could have been in the 90s, had they switched to Unix a decade earlier.
Where's the -1 Profanity Ruins Perfectly Good Argument moderation?
My 1955 Western Electric Model 500 black desk set works wonderfully in my living room, and is the only one in the house I let ring, for its wonderful sound.
Uncountables can be counted, when you mean collectively. Arizona has fewer waters than Minnesota; "waters" used thus means "lakes, rivers, and so on." Wal-Mart has fewer catsups than my local grocery (Wal-Mart has Heinz, Hunt's and the store brand; the local grocer carries six).
Code you can copyright; specifications are a different matter entirely.
Clearly someone needs to write a competing system with the same APIs and blow their argument clear out of the water.
How then can Wordpress say that its licensing is required?
I have released my HDOS, CP/M, and MS-DOS product source code from the 1980s; there were a few other software packages I sold back then, but I no longer have readable floppies with enough bits of source to release them.
Speak for yourself; I have. Both times.
This is a good thing. The whole market for commercial photography is enlarged when a huge number of images ranging from good to excellent becomes available at affordable prices. A few photographers may make less money now, but a far vaster number will make a little money they never would have had. Nobody will mourn most of yesterday's canned, overpriced "stock" images.
I would like to have my mobile number listed in the directory, yet no such option exists at any price. This is absurd.
Two sets of firmware, you mean; you don't have "two firmwares" unless you have "two softwares, two hardwares, and two clothings." Those words are collective nouns.
Nonsense, there is still punctuation -- and capital letters! -- in that. What you want is http://antipunctuation.com/ for no spaces, no lower-case, truly zero punctuation.
If you are going to make a cogent argument, you should omit the profanity; by resorting to vulgarities you torpedo yourself. What a shame, you probably had a valid point.
$ light lamp
You set your lamp ablaze.
Having driven across Texas from Texarkana to El Paso several times, I knew it was big, but I never imagined Plainview was that large. Still, I've found plenty of things in Plainview before.
GP presumably meant, pack the circles into hexagons instead of squares. Property lines and roads, however, tend to have been drawn in squares and rectangles in the American West, being based on Thomas Jefferson's ideal revival of the Roman Empire who fixated on right angles.
If it's purple and orange á la Digital Equipment Corporation 1970s PDP-11's, then where's the matching "outline" font and where's my front panel? Will it be available on DECtape?
Hard to believe parent -- the only technically accurate post for miles around -- got modded down.
Horsefeathers.
All the parties have already made their money on the tickets.
The "scalper" only makes money by selling a scarce item at what the market will bear. Had the tickets been priced higher, he could only lose money. Besides, it's a dicey business because if as a "scalper," you set your price too high, you're gonna lose everything.
Pure supply and demand. "Scalping" is the best proof of free markets anywhere.
Urrgh... it's "so many programs" or "so many software packages" ... you don't have "one software" -- you have a piece of software. It's a collective noun like "hardware" and "clothing." There is no word, "softwares."
I see this error more frequently lately. Do you wear "a clothing" or buy "a hardware" ? It's a piece of software, or a software program or package. I can haz grammar nitpick point?
You're still using Borland Sidekick? The world's first million-selling TSR (Terminate Stay Resident) DOS program?
How much does a line ... cost?
First one's free?
Only 365 days a year? Hope nothing breaks on 29 February.