I looked at the 8MB video, but could see no "string" of galaxies. It more looked like a cloud of galaxies. To me it seems like astronomers need some better definition of what is a string-like object.
There should really be a way to easily translate all menus in Gimp to various languages. But, I could not find any information on their homepage. Any tips?
I wouldn't be too surprised if AMD chose to withhold faster versions of the Athlon64 FX-series until any Prescott is just about to be released. A day before or so. Leap-frogging at its finest.
"Ironic that at least two Caldera employees have, with Caldera's blessing, contributed code to Linux."
What if Caldera used their own and same code snippets de novo in both systems, both in their Unix and in Linux and at the same time?!
boo.com was the biggest failure ever, in the 1st dot com era. However, they were right. However, they were just too early, with too little feeling/touch for the hardware reality at the time. Java sucked then, as it does to a large extent today.
(Will they never learn?;)
Sens moral? Do what hardware can do for you today, not when you release; the masses don't have the latest and greatest.
When will this matter?
Did he use an Itanium 2 for this, as indicated by the little sign "Merced Tower 2" a bit down one this page. I bet that was one of those subliminal messages.
This sounds like marvellous, just like the story on "the first piece of Mars" found in Antarctica.
1. If a metorite hits Mars it has a tremendeous speed, melting and/or vaporising anything in its vicinity.
2. Imagine that piece of molten Martian rock actually surpassing the gravity of Mars...
3. Imagine that piece of by now deep frozen rock actually hitting a Sun-orbiting Earth...
4. Imagine that piece of now frozen dirt entering the Earth's atmosphere, heating up again...
5. Imagine that now molten piece of shit hitting Earth at supersonic speed...
6. Imagine that pice of, by now, nothingness being found by someone, at all.
7. Imagine that series of incidents being given millions of dollars in funding by the Earth's most powerful government...
8. Imagine me believing in anything written above.
But, did you see at the rainbow mismatch colors in the fonts in those .png shots? Yuk. If you want to show off with screenies, do it good.
Combine aerogel with the various forms of graphite foam, and you can do "anything", all lightweight.
Ok, but then check SGI's 125% raise in ten days! What could be the cause?!
Don't be silly, surely SCO must have used the Greek font "Symbol" which they for sure knew IBM can read.
What, they are going to indemnify IBM? ;)
Or, as in Europe - January 4th (2005?)
Slackware kernel 2.6.x compile/upgrade guide available here.
I looked at the 8MB video, but could see no "string" of galaxies. It more looked like a cloud of galaxies. To me it seems like astronomers need some better definition of what is a string-like object.
"And C++ programming languages, we own those, have licensed them out multiple times, obviously. We have a lot of royalties coming to us from C++"
Darl McBride, SCO
WTF?! It's true, he said that. Read more here and here
There should really be a way to easily translate all menus in Gimp to various languages. But, I could not find any information on their homepage. Any tips?
"we also know that it has landed on an unforgiving planet,' said David Southwood, ESA's Director of Science"
Damnit, didn't he see Red Planet in time?!
In fact, one of the greatest Linux user out there may have their IPO hurt by this LGPL, or did I miss something essential here?
A code snippet from here(!) reads:
/* disable conditional is constant warning */
#ifdef _WIN32
#pragma warning( disable : 4127 4706 )
#endif
Why would developers at Apple ifdef for Win32?!
I wouldn't be too surprised if AMD chose to withhold faster versions of the Athlon64 FX-series until any Prescott is just about to be released. A day before or so. Leap-frogging at its finest.
Some claim caffeine helps for Parkinsons disease too
"Ironic that at least two Caldera employees have, with Caldera's blessing, contributed code to Linux." What if Caldera used their own and same code snippets de novo in both systems, both in their Unix and in Linux and at the same time?!
That is why you should consider visit Groklaw more often. They cover and uncover more SCO dirt than any one else on the net.
Surely, these could be from a post-apocalyptic Afganistan?
"multi-million dollar marketing campaign"
In their case it was a +100 million dollar campaign in one year, or the equivalent of it...
boo.com was the biggest failure ever, in the 1st dot com era. However, they were right. However, they were just too early, with too little feeling/touch for the hardware reality at the time. Java sucked then, as it does to a large extent today.
;)
(Will they never learn?
Sens moral? Do what hardware can do for you today, not when you release; the masses don't have the latest and greatest.
Itanium may end up here, or?
"perch and bass" are not native in Australia. Perches are found in Europe, North America, and northern Asia. Bass are found in North America only.
For a better fish context - see Fishbase.
So, what do I care if one introduced fish species eradicates other introduced.