Funny. When I started reading this post, all I could hear in my head was "Bird was a bloke! Bird was a bloke!..." Damn. One day soon, I'm gonna tell the moon about the DMCA.
The trouble is that in many cases, your senior programmers and sysadmins and I, don't know how to do what a user is asking, but are better at finding out how (e.g., knowing how to search on-line help or Google).
How much bloody longer is this asinine OO.org vs. MS Office "debate" going to rage on? Just choose one and use it, 'cause this is getting old. And as for "personable and usable training", I've found it doesn't matter what suite They are using, calling out "James! How do I..." remains the favoured approach in my immediate viscinity.
I would buy this software if it could filter me from seeing that ever again.
Or you could train your mind, as I have. My occiputal lobe no longer processes Goatse as it "should", and substitutes a fuzzy blur in its lieu. I literally cannot see it!
Unfortunately, this is not without side effects. For instance, it's no longer safe for me to drive through tunnels.
Apropos that Preparing for Emergencies parody, what is that red symbol in the top left-hand corner supposed to mean? Turn on, set wallpaper to hello.jpg, tune in?
http://www.tronguy.net/TRONguard/ has just managed to put me off my breakfast which is nice
Time to "crack out" Goatse again, eh?;)
And they pimped up a PDP-10!
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For Tron's special effects — The Super Foonly F-1. I bet it had a phat exhaust, blue downlighting, a killer sound system with a 16 inch subwoofer, and a stylish fibreglass skirt fitted to the front of the reel-to-reel cabinet.
A word to the wise; Stay away from fedora cores. If you must use one, choose one that's been out for a while.
You sound like a bitter, bitter Slashdotter.
This "Fedora's a beta testbed for suckers" stuff is utter crap. Fedora is a testbed not for stability, but for cutting edge technologies that may filter down into Enterprise many months later. And from what I hear, FC5 will introduce some exciting new things. The stuff that goes in isn't generally any more unstable or poorly-built that the pristine sources from which it derives, plus you've got the support of the community and the Bugzilla.
The Fedoras are nice, powerful distributions. Far nicer (and to be honest, I think more polised) than Enterprise. For me, they've got the right balance of modern usability and technical accessibility. Yes, I like cutting edge.
Plus, given the bottoming out production costs, we can easily produce porn of the same quality as closed source porn.
So: zlib Licence if you just want it known that "it really is my arse"; GPL for those who want it all kept out in the open; and BSD only if you're into that sort of thing?
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That's about the funniest damn thing I've read all week!
Check out the dude in the bottom left-hand corner. If he were painted green, he'd be Kermit the Frog!
Wait a minute... Bill? Is that you?!
I'm guessing that's something to do with the GNAA's "special" DVD release of "Mac OS X Tiger" for x86.
I hear it's for kids who'd like to use groff and vi, but can't read too good.
Funny. When I started reading this post, all I could hear in my head was "Bird was a bloke! Bird was a bloke! ..." Damn. One day soon, I'm gonna tell the moon about the DMCA.
The trouble is that in many cases, your senior programmers and sysadmins and I, don't know how to do what a user is asking, but are better at finding out how (e.g., knowing how to search on-line help or Google).
How much bloody longer is this asinine OO.org vs. MS Office "debate" going to rage on? Just choose one and use it, 'cause this is getting old. And as for "personable and usable training", I've found it doesn't matter what suite They are using, calling out "James! How do I..." remains the favoured approach in my immediate viscinity.
LynuxWorks: linn-UCKS? line-UCKS?
Sorny? Panaphonics?
Or you could train your mind, as I have. My occiputal lobe no longer processes Goatse as it "should", and substitutes a fuzzy blur in its lieu. I literally cannot see it!
Unfortunately, this is not without side effects. For instance, it's no longer safe for me to drive through tunnels.
$ ishield hello.jpg
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Like, er, Social Text?
You don't seem many anti-spyware programs for that platform now, do you?
Now that is innovation.
Apropos that Preparing for Emergencies parody, what is that red symbol in the top left-hand corner supposed to mean? Turn on, set wallpaper to hello.jpg, tune in?
Um, so they couldn't print, right?!
Time to "crack out" Goatse again, eh? ;)
For Tron's special effects — The Super Foonly F-1. I bet it had a phat exhaust, blue downlighting, a killer sound system with a 16 inch subwoofer, and a stylish fibreglass skirt fitted to the front of the reel-to-reel cabinet.
Yeah, I mean... um... er, OK, I've got a Zardoz quote in my sig. I'll shut up now.
You sound like a bitter, bitter Slashdotter.
This "Fedora's a beta testbed for suckers" stuff is utter crap. Fedora is a testbed not for stability, but for cutting edge technologies that may filter down into Enterprise many months later. And from what I hear, FC5 will introduce some exciting new things. The stuff that goes in isn't generally any more unstable or poorly-built that the pristine sources from which it derives, plus you've got the support of the community and the Bugzilla.
The Fedoras are nice, powerful distributions. Far nicer (and to be honest, I think more polised) than Enterprise. For me, they've got the right balance of modern usability and technical accessibility. Yes, I like cutting edge.
Doesn't qemu with kqemu provide [limited] virtualisation (in conjunction with its dynamic code re-writing)?
Because Volkswagen nicked them.
Ah. I see you've been forced to use AIX as well!
Same kind of moron who pays cash for some semi-naked woman to dance in front of him!
I mean, you gotta make a chick work for sex!
So: zlib Licence if you just want it known that "it really is my arse"; GPL for those who want it all kept out in the open; and BSD only if you're into that sort of thing?