All C# is, is Microsofts answer to java. As history repeats itself, I'm sure we will rue the day we ever heard about Mono, C# or.NET, or ever tried to get it to run on Linux. Much in the same way we all rue those wonderful little macro/vbscript inventions that were so cool years ago.
from a country that is outsourcing all it's technology to other countries? I bet if you go to the comcast website in India, you will find 100 openings for a new TV show there.
No more Leo...That's too bad. It was a good show - had something for everyone if you waited long enough. They didn't leave out the Mac or Linux crowd (even think I remember them talking *BSD a few times) and weren't just a bunch of Windows Power Users filling a time slot. All good things come to and end I guess.
At least for patch submissions anyway.
new patch submissions It's going to take a while to integrate full blown political ass-covering into the linux kernel process -- if that's even what the developers/Linux want. Adding too much of that stuff eventually makes it hard to even fart without signing-off on a dozen "TPS reports" first. Good luck guys.
As it's plugged in for that 4-6 hour charge time every night, there is a generating station somewhere burning up fossil fuel to juice it.
I'll be impressed when I can burn farts to make the thing run.
That would leave out a network of Benders then. Could you see an army of Benders patrolling Lake Mean? There would be a constant stream of them stumbling back and forth between the lake and the strip bars.
It's just too hard to fix an election if the system is simple or reliable. It seems there is a need to keep voters confused and distracted, and this would fit perfectly with the Diebold design.
The problem with outsourcing is very simple. For the brain dead that keep pimping this horseshit about how its good for the economy, I will pose this simple example.
-You have a bag of M&Ms. -I come along and take half of them to china/india. -You have 50% less M&Ms
It's that simple. So who does benefit from china having half your M&Ms? Surprise. The M&Ms company. Were you surprised?
It's about a company making more money buy selling a product at a reduced cost of production. Period and friggin end. It is *that* simple.
The funny fsking thing is, the same people that are loosing their jobs to the outsourcing, are consumers of the product that is now made in a different country for way less money, but we still pay the same price for it.
Think about that the next time you buy some software, a new pair of shoes, or some underpants. check out the label - see where it's made?
> build a handheld game console based on Windows XP > Embedded that
Chipmaker VIA posted an article on their website Friday claiming to be the first ever to port the full line of Microsoft Office and Server products to the handheld game console. The article mysteriously vanished and was later replaced by an article claiming the chip giant to be the first ever to port McAfee Antivirus to the handheld game console.
It's clear the state of Illinois wants to cash in on the Linux craze. "Free" is only as free as the amount of tax it is subject to.
Perhaps we need to redefine OSS as "Gift software"
Capital punishment for those run^H^H^H not keeping up with win^H^H^H OS patches!
Wake up people. If you're 700 1337 to figure out how to protect/secure your box(es), then unplug them and go back to using dial-up. The rest of us need the bandwidth for pr0n and UT.
I remember something like this in D.C.
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In sixth grade.. went on a class field trip to Washington D.C. Touring one of those old-ass historical white pillar buildings, dont remember which one, but the tour guide stood a good distance from the group, and in a certain spot on the floor with his back turned, we could hear ever word he was whispering, but only when he was in that certain spot, and we were in our certain spot. amazing sheeat.
> I'm sure he's busy fending off job offers from the > Times, Post, WSJ, etc.
...Comcast, Spamhaus, Microsoft and every other pimp reseller looking for advertising space.
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All C# is, is Microsofts answer to java. As history repeats itself, I'm sure we will rue the day we ever heard about Mono, C# or .NET, or ever tried to get it to run on Linux. Much in the same way we all rue those wonderful little macro/vbscript inventions that were so cool years ago.
learn to type? You would be surprised how fast you can go without looking at the keys once you learn how.
> a key long enough to take years to crack?
WsE HoAdViEu mOpUeR nWtAaYtSh.o.l....
in favor of a sporty looking sidekick. Nobody runs away fast with an ass full of lead.
from a country that is outsourcing all it's technology to other countries? I bet if you go to the comcast website in India, you will find 100 openings for a new TV show there.
No more Leo...That's too bad. It was a good show - had something for everyone if you waited long enough. They didn't leave out the Mac or Linux crowd (even think I remember them talking *BSD a few times) and weren't just a bunch of Windows Power Users filling a time slot. All good things come to and end I guess.
Uh oh.. here come the "..She was a hooker with a broken windows install" stories.
At least for patch submissions anyway. new patch submissions It's going to take a while to integrate full blown political ass-covering into the linux kernel process -- if that's even what the developers/Linux want. Adding too much of that stuff eventually makes it hard to even fart without signing-off on a dozen "TPS reports" first. Good luck guys.
I always hated math, now this gives me more of a reason.
As it's plugged in for that 4-6 hour charge time every night, there is a generating station somewhere burning up fossil fuel to juice it. I'll be impressed when I can burn farts to make the thing run.
Seems to be working great here. It's the american way.
h ttp://www.google.com/search?q=microsoft+laura+did io
http://www.google.com/search?as_q=sco+lawsuit
Lake Mean == Lake Mead.
That would leave out a network of Benders then. Could you see an army of Benders patrolling Lake Mean? There would be a constant stream of them stumbling back and forth between the lake and the strip bars.
It's just too hard to fix an election if the system is simple or reliable. It seems there is a need to keep voters confused and distracted, and this would fit perfectly with the Diebold design.
The problem with outsourcing is very simple. For the brain dead that keep pimping this horseshit about how its good for the economy, I will pose this simple example.
-You have a bag of M&Ms.
-I come along and take half of them to china/india.
-You have 50% less M&Ms
It's that simple. So who does benefit from china having half your M&Ms?
Surprise. The M&Ms company. Were you surprised?
It's about a company making more money buy selling a product at a reduced cost of production.
Period and friggin end. It is *that* simple.
The funny fsking thing is, the same people that are loosing their jobs to the outsourcing,
are consumers of the product that is now made in a different country for way less money,
but we still pay the same price for it.
Think about that the next time you buy some software, a new pair of shoes, or some underpants. check out the label - see where it's made?
It will come in handy for all those long road trips to the M.A.D.D. seminars.
> build a handheld game console based on Windows XP
> Embedded that
Chipmaker VIA posted an article on their website Friday claiming to be the first ever to port the full line of Microsoft Office and Server products to the handheld game console. The article mysteriously vanished and was later replaced by an article claiming the chip giant to be the first ever to port McAfee Antivirus to the handheld game console.
If the Titanic was running NT.
It's clear the state of Illinois wants to cash in on the Linux craze. "Free" is only as free as the amount of tax it is subject to. Perhaps we need to redefine OSS as "Gift software"
I'm buying an H2.
> don't we have enough patents as it is?
That phrase has been patented. My attorney will be in contact with you.
The soccer moms are going to freak out.
> Capital punishment for worm writers!
Capital punishment for those run^H^H^H not keeping up with win^H^H^H OS patches!
Wake up people. If you're 700 1337 to figure out how to protect/secure your box(es), then unplug them and go back to using dial-up. The rest of us need the bandwidth for pr0n and UT.
In sixth grade.. went on a class field trip to Washington D.C. Touring one of those old-ass historical white pillar buildings, dont remember which one, but the tour guide stood a good distance from the group, and in a certain spot on the floor with his back turned, we could hear ever word he was whispering, but only when he was in that certain spot, and we were in our certain spot. amazing sheeat.
> I'm sure he's busy fending off job offers from the > Times, Post, WSJ, etc.
...Comcast, Spamhaus, Microsoft and every other pimp reseller looking for advertising space.