A doctor in private practice should be able to "fire" whoever [s]he wants (barring discrimination on prohibited grounds, of course).
I definitely agree with the previous poster who stated that this particular child is undoubtedly better off not being treated by a doctor who wouldn't make an exception for his case.
At least the KDE guys aren't trying to shove one uber-interface to rule them all down our throats.
A similar announcement from GNOME would have included a list of all the functionality that was removed from the desktop interface to make it tablet-friendly.
I built a swimming pool at my new house. The local code required the installation of a drain that runs from the sewer hookup in front of the house to the general area of the pool pump and filter -- where it connects to absolutely nothing.
Every attempt to figure out why this was required was met with a blank start and a vague mumble of, "It's the code."
That would make too much sense. We make you apply for either a TIN (taxpayer identification number) or a special non-work eligible social security number, depending on the need.
I can imagine that Oracle would be quite happy to accept RIM's money for an "Android patent license". It would be exactly the (market) precedent they want.
I already have one. I've found it impossible to train the family to keep the remote pointed at the system for 3 minutes every time they want to turn the TV on. $DIETY I'm sick of them calling me to help them get all the components back in sync!
I'd kill to have a setup that my 75-year old mother could actually use. (She's just never going to be able to get the idea of separate components, and I've never found a "universal" remote control that she can use.)
More specifically, the KDE developers should prioritize getting 4.x to feature parity with 3.5.10.
From the betas I've looked at, it still doesn't work well with dual-head setups, there's still no obvious way to assign different wallpapers to different virtual desktops (or screens), I still can't get a window list by middle-clicking on the desktop, etc., etc. All of the features that have kept me "swimming upstream" on Fedora all of these years to use KDE rather than GNOME are no longer present in KDE 4.
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... but do you really consider "crashing the U.S. justice system" to be a worthy goal?
A doctor in private practice should be able to "fire" whoever [s]he wants (barring discrimination on prohibited grounds, of course).
I definitely agree with the previous poster who stated that this particular child is undoubtedly better off not being treated by a doctor who wouldn't make an exception for his case.
That the article used the word "female", rather than misusing "woman" as an adjective.
I guess it's a good day to be a grammar nazi.
So if you consider that European, then the answer is yes.
At least the KDE guys aren't trying to shove one uber-interface to rule them all down our throats.
A similar announcement from GNOME would have included a list of all the functionality that was removed from the desktop interface to make it tablet-friendly.
I built a swimming pool at my new house. The local code required the installation of a drain that runs from the sewer hookup in front of the house to the general area of the pool pump and filter -- where it connects to absolutely nothing.
Every attempt to figure out why this was required was met with a blank start and a vague mumble of, "It's the code."
It's the only way to be sure.
I, for one, welcome our copyright-replacing hardware dongle overlords!
... and the development team I work in hasn't been asked to test any of the software we support on windows 7.
This attitude is what's keeping people on XP. $DIETY forbid that you test your application on an slightly recent OS; that would be work, after all.
You should be able to rig something up with one of those electric-shock dog collars.
I haven't seen it mentioned that PETA is putting up these billboards next to elementary schools:
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlines/2011/11/peta-to-kids-would-you-eat-your-dog-for-thanksgiving/
Because, you know, the way to get people to agree with you is to be a complete asshole about it. After all, it worked for Al-Qaeda.
Doesn't email have something to do with the interwebs?
That means this should be a function of Internet Explorer.
Why do you hate America?
The same folks who bring us the TSA.
Based on that alone, I can confidently say that they didn't learn anything from Stuxnet.
Too subtle for you? Come on mods!
God damn cowardly Americans!
Maybe he's a GNOME developer?
Precisely. A SSN should be like a user ID, not a password!
That would make too much sense. We make you apply for either a TIN (taxpayer identification number) or a special non-work eligible social security number, depending on the need.
I can imagine that Oracle would be quite happy to accept RIM's money for an "Android patent license". It would be exactly the (market) precedent they want.
I already have one. I've found it impossible to train the family to keep the remote pointed at the system for 3 minutes every time they want to turn the TV on. $DIETY I'm sick of them calling me to help them get all the components back in sync!
Remember those?
I'd kill to have a setup that my 75-year old mother could actually use. (She's just never going to be able to get the idea of separate components, and I've never found a "universal" remote control that she can use.)
Monopolistic a$$hats.
ext3 seems to have done just fine with data=ordered as the default (rather than data=journaled).
Temple of Doom and Last Crusade were a huge blemish on the Raiders of the Lost Ark franchise, so what's your point?
More specifically, the KDE developers should prioritize getting 4.x to feature parity with 3.5.10.
From the betas I've looked at, it still doesn't work well with dual-head setups, there's still no obvious way to assign different wallpapers to different virtual desktops (or screens), I still can't get a window list by middle-clicking on the desktop, etc., etc. All of the features that have kept me "swimming upstream" on Fedora all of these years to use KDE rather than GNOME are no longer present in KDE 4.