Thsoe aren't the good old days of MS. The good days are when they made Basic for every possible PC. And licnesned DOS to anyone who wanted it. That was good software back in the day.
What Mozilla really wants to do with Firefox os, is to allow that to happen. It wants to push open web standards to the point where a "native" app and a html 5 app are equally capable. its not trying, nor does it want to create a Firefox runtime. Its trying to make HTML5 better for all HTML5 capable browsers.
It will make sense, if the software it licenses is any good. No one would care about GPL or BSD if there weren't already many good programs licensed by them. I mean, how many people really use the PHP license outside of PHP?
My University did require everyone to take two semesters of Calc and two science courses. Calc was watered down a little, it was the same calc that bio majors had to take. There was also an odd Physics for Nurses class that was so very very wrong on basic kinetics. Humanities for non majors were also watered down for us however. Intro to visual arts was a slide show class, and Intro to music was just listening and talking about music. Overall I think it was a good mix.
Getting into a limo would be possible. What would he do after that? If they see him go in, and he leaves the embasy, the Brittish can pull over the limo. Even if they don't he has to leave the country somehow, and they control all the exits
Microsoft supposedly surveyed Visual Foxpro devs prior to the.NET rollout. They preferred not changing the language to make it.NET compatible. That signed its death warrant. We aggressively migrated away from it at that point.
Yeah, this ^. Slashdot would be much better off, if it had a better moderation system. I know the original operators tried hard to strike the right balance, but they did not come to the realization that Martin did. Slashdot would have been much better, if they had.
Why do you want to keep you plan? Grandfathered unlimited data? The "discounted" phone is supposed to be the carrot that keeps you on a two year contract, not the contract being the carrot for the phone purchase.
Microsoft has been funneling everything through their marketing, so we don't have much of a choice. Due to this, What they are saying is dependent on how they are saying it.
1995 Civics do not go 0-60 in 6.8 seconds. Maybe they did in 1995, but not now. At least *mine* did not. It was much closer to 15 seconds. I guess you had to be my passenger to get that reference, s/Civic/yugo/g
I don't understand the confusion, maybe a car analogy will help.
John smith is switching to a new Mustang from a mid 90's civic to reduce his merge time. This represents a huge savings over buying a Porsche. Make sense now?
They're not over my head, they're just not funny. The level of intelligence required to understand the premise of a joke is in no way corrilated to the humor. It just provides cover and a sense of eliteness for people who don't understand commedy to say "It must go over your head".
You're example of the show's wonderful humor is the line "With all due respects, Dr. Cooper, but are you on crack?" ? wow. That's a great one there... I'm sure you had to be there.... OR ON CRACK*.
Obviously you're going to get flame baited here, but those of us that enjoy art would agree. The show sucks. Can't watch it. Its the worst sitcom I've seen in years. It has the quality writing, acting and directing of a Disney Channel show.
Your reading comprehension sucks. His point was that we didn't start the war in Afghanistan, not that Afghanistan wasn't a foreign country. The argument is that 9/11 was effectively started by Afghanistan that supported the terror network that launched the attack.
Not that I agree/disagree with any other points either of you made.
No, when there is no political cost to body bags, you develop a strategy similar to China's Korean war strategy. Send waves of unarmed soldiers towards the enemy until the enemy runs out of bullets, then send in the soldiers with bullets. That's a zero political cost for body bags offensive. India has never done that. But they could, with robots!
yes it was. It was blur without the ui. Which is exactly what it is. I looked into buying the phone back in the day. I didn't because of blur.
Thsoe aren't the good old days of MS. The good days are when they made Basic for every possible PC. And licnesned DOS to anyone who wanted it. That was good software back in the day.
What Mozilla really wants to do with Firefox os, is to allow that to happen. It wants to push open web standards to the point where a "native" app and a html 5 app are equally capable. its not trying, nor does it want to create a Firefox runtime. Its trying to make HTML5 better for all HTML5 capable browsers.
Even as a 4 year old watching the movie I was confused about that...
It will make sense, if the software it licenses is any good. No one would care about GPL or BSD if there weren't already many good programs licensed by them. I mean, how many people really use the PHP license outside of PHP?
I don't understand why simply putting the closed source firmware on the card suddenly makes it ok for free software. Same code, just different home.
Everyone that didn't go there, yes.
My University did require everyone to take two semesters of Calc and two science courses. Calc was watered down a little, it was the same calc that bio majors had to take. There was also an odd Physics for Nurses class that was so very very wrong on basic kinetics. Humanities for non majors were also watered down for us however. Intro to visual arts was a slide show class, and Intro to music was just listening and talking about music. Overall I think it was a good mix.
You expect, but it's not at all required. If you want code back, use a different license.
-funroll-loops, the breakfast of champions.
http://marsairplane.larc.nasa.gov/platform.html
Getting into a limo would be possible. What would he do after that? If they see him go in, and he leaves the embasy, the Brittish can pull over the limo. Even if they don't he has to leave the country somehow, and they control all the exits
Microsoft supposedly surveyed Visual Foxpro devs prior to the .NET rollout. They preferred not changing the language to make it .NET compatible. That signed its death warrant. We aggressively migrated away from it at that point.
Yeah, this ^. Slashdot would be much better off, if it had a better moderation system. I know the original operators tried hard to strike the right balance, but they did not come to the realization that Martin did. Slashdot would have been much better, if they had.
Why do you want to keep you plan? Grandfathered unlimited data? The "discounted" phone is supposed to be the carrot that keeps you on a two year contract, not the contract being the carrot for the phone purchase.
The one without wires.
Microsoft has been funneling everything through their marketing, so we don't have much of a choice. Due to this, What they are saying is dependent on how they are saying it.
1995 Civics do not go 0-60 in 6.8 seconds. Maybe they did in 1995, but not now. At least *mine* did not. It was much closer to 15 seconds. I guess you had to be my passenger to get that reference, s/Civic/yugo/g
I don't understand the confusion, maybe a car analogy will help.
John smith is switching to a new Mustang from a mid 90's civic to reduce his merge time. This represents a huge savings over buying a Porsche. Make sense now?
They're not over my head, they're just not funny. The level of intelligence required to understand the premise of a joke is in no way corrilated to the humor. It just provides cover and a sense of eliteness for people who don't understand commedy to say "It must go over your head".
i think it would work better running a heated swimming pool, or a grill. But to each their own.
You're example of the show's wonderful humor is the line "With all due respects, Dr. Cooper, but are you on crack?" ? wow. That's a great one there... I'm sure you had to be there. ... OR ON CRACK*.
*See what i did there? Not funny at all.
Obviously you're going to get flame baited here, but those of us that enjoy art would agree. The show sucks. Can't watch it. Its the worst sitcom I've seen in years. It has the quality writing, acting and directing of a Disney Channel show.
Your reading comprehension sucks. His point was that we didn't start the war in Afghanistan, not that Afghanistan wasn't a foreign country. The argument is that 9/11 was effectively started by Afghanistan that supported the terror network that launched the attack.
Not that I agree/disagree with any other points either of you made.
No, when there is no political cost to body bags, you develop a strategy similar to China's Korean war strategy. Send waves of unarmed soldiers towards the enemy until the enemy runs out of bullets, then send in the soldiers with bullets. That's a zero political cost for body bags offensive. India has never done that. But they could, with robots!