...we fear another arms race. I urge the US government to reconsider these weapons. It's all fun and games until someone gets hurt, and it's always the innocent that gets hurt.
This in fact could start an arms race, which will lead to the inevitable return of in Soviet Russia jokes on Slashdot. It's been said what goes around, comes around and this is no different.
To some people the glass is half full, to other's it's half empty. In actual fact it doesn't matter how you say it because it means the exact same thing.
My native tounge is russian, so I would like to choose the best toolkit for other languages. All the above choices seem to cater to the english speaking crowd only. Sure you can change the language that the GUI displays, but I mean the actual code. Where is a GUI API that is in russian?
...we patch our machines on time so we don't suffer from problems like this. The lax American attitude is entirely to blame for this outbreak. Education is the key, but American culture seems insistant on keeping computer terminology dumbed down to the point that the information isn't useful to anyone. People will never understand the terminology and how computers work until we start talking at the level neccessary to convey the information.
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My car has no electronics under the bonnet at all. How do you like that crank start?
In Soviet Russia, MSN Bans unofficial you!
Fines import CDs for you!
In Soviet Russia... editors read linked pages
...we fear another arms race. I urge the US government to reconsider these weapons. It's all fun and games until someone gets hurt, and it's always the innocent that gets hurt.
This in fact could start an arms race, which will lead to the inevitable return of in Soviet Russia jokes on Slashdot. It's been said what goes around, comes around and this is no different.
To some people the glass is half full, to other's it's half empty. In actual fact it doesn't matter how you say it because it means the exact same thing.
In Soviet Russia, bad code at fault for Microsoft.
My native tounge is russian, so I would like to choose the best toolkit for other languages. All the above choices seem to cater to the english speaking crowd only. Sure you can change the language that the GUI displays, but I mean the actual code. Where is a GUI API that is in russian?
...we patch our machines on time so we don't suffer from problems like this. The lax American attitude is entirely to blame for this outbreak. Education is the key, but American culture seems insistant on keeping computer terminology dumbed down to the point that the information isn't useful to anyone. People will never understand the terminology and how computers work until we start talking at the level neccessary to convey the information.
In Soviet Russia, Beowulf cluster imagines you!
In Soviet Russia, Beowulf clusters you.
In Soviet Russia, Internet Information Services and International Space Station the same thing!
Computer Intelligence vs. you!!!
I am a cancer mouse, do as I say!!!!!!!!!
Put it in H!
In Soviet Russia, the shark jumps you!!!
Cancer Mouse needs braces!
In Soviet Russia, Cancer Mouse patents you!!
...SETI@Home revists You!