Only because you folks insist on using it as hate literature.
(note to foreigners and people unfamiliar with the case: the bill mrbcs is complaining about would merely extend the same protection that racial groups get to homosexuals)
in Device Drivers -> USB Support turn on "Support for USB", EHCI and/or UHCI, "USB Human Interface Device (full HID) support", and "HID input layer support"
If you're managing "dozens of linux servers" then you compile it once and then use the resulting package on the rest of the servers.
BTW, it's "lose", not "loose"
Re:We don't need no stinkin' CSS.
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But that's the thing about CSS - it IS the simplest possible format.
You can specify different styles for when you print something out so that it looks more reasonable.
CSS presentation can be as glossy or as simple as you like, and you can switch between the two very simply - far more than with nasty <font> tags and such.
How does a page done with a table look any better than a page done with CSS in lynx?
Re:Here is what needs to be done
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If an important word in a sentence is bolded properly with plain markup tags, the author will have used <strong> or <b> and browsers without stylesheets will see it bold regardless.
If everybody else in the world was blind and sight was unheard of, it is perfectly reasonable for them to assume that you're either making things up or insane. In fact, you should consider the possibility yourself.
In a society where sight is a well-understood phenomenon (unlike, say, gods) people would know you to be rational.
the Judeo-Christian faith is surprisingly ruthless in its insistence on proof (broadly considered), evidence, truth, examination, 'cordial skepticism'...and correspondingly disdainful of those who believe nonsense.
Phew. So Creationists are a figment of my imagination then?
That's a relief.
If you had less stuff in/usr/lib you would end up with more in/usr/bin.
The instructions have to go somewhere - in fact, if programmers didn't use libraries the binaries would be larger than the library directories, as there would be no reuse of code.
Incidentally, have you looked into stripping your libraries?
That's an interesting idea, actually. An open-source spyware project so that spyware can latch onto your system without doing harm. Spyware will be written anyhow, but if it has to exist it might as well be well written.
However, with aggressive military research and development ending up with the creation of powered armor suits and weapon systems, the chances of a full-scale world war are greatly decreased.
You forgot to add "unless the folks with the tech are the ones who start it."
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Only because you folks insist on using it as hate literature.
(note to foreigners and people unfamiliar with the case: the bill mrbcs is complaining about would merely extend the same protection that racial groups get to homosexuals)
Yep, real hard.
If you're managing "dozens of linux servers" then you compile it once and then use the resulting package on the rest of the servers.
BTW, it's "lose", not "loose"
But that's the thing about CSS - it IS the simplest possible format.
You can specify different styles for when you print something out so that it looks more reasonable.
CSS presentation can be as glossy or as simple as you like, and you can switch between the two very simply - far more than with nasty <font> tags and such.
How does a page done with a table look any better than a page done with CSS in lynx?
If an important word in a sentence is bolded properly with plain markup tags, the author will have used <strong> or <b> and browsers without stylesheets will see it bold regardless.
I think it's kind of sad how much rationalization you're doing.
How did I crucify Jesus?
Would you have a problem with a film actively denounching Islam? (or any non-Christian religion?)
You honestly think that people are trying to destroy your religion?
(btw, I don't think that there's anybody who actually "hates" Christ)
If everybody else in the world was blind and sight was unheard of, it is perfectly reasonable for them to assume that you're either making things up or insane. In fact, you should consider the possibility yourself.
In a society where sight is a well-understood phenomenon (unlike, say, gods) people would know you to be rational.
I used to be an idiot.
BTW, my buddy over here - he can walk on water and come back from the dead and stuff. It's quite incredible.
the Judeo-Christian faith is surprisingly ruthless in its insistence on proof (broadly considered), evidence, truth, examination, 'cordial skepticism'...and correspondingly disdainful of those who believe nonsense.
Phew. So Creationists are a figment of my imagination then?
That's a relief.
As a christian I like the passion because it opens doors for evangelism and sharing my faith.
Please don't.
If people wanted you to share your faith, they'd ask about it.
Of course, it had nothing to do with their being American.
Earthsea isn't sci-fi, it's fantasy.
The quality of today's trolls seems to be really dropping. I suspect it has something to do with the closure of goatse.cx
I love Gayniggers from Outer Space (and Gayniggers in general) but wasn't aware that Ralph Nader was involved in their production.
I guess I'll have to check the credits more carefully.
I'm impressed, the slashdot mod system seems to be working.
I was expecting this to be +5 Funny despite the fact that it's the lamest joke ever just because it was a second post.
But it's only +2 Funny! Thank you slashdot, my faith in you is restored.
result != purpose
If you had less stuff in /usr/lib you would end up with more in /usr/bin.
The instructions have to go somewhere - in fact, if programmers didn't use libraries the binaries would be larger than the library directories, as there would be no reuse of code.
Incidentally, have you looked into stripping your libraries?
It's just like every alternate history novel I ever read!
What, are living GNU and not wanting to pay for things mutually exclusive? It's entirely possible for him to do both.
Mohammed, OK. Jesus, maybe. But there is significant extra-biblical evidence for Moses? Where?
I mean, we don't even have evidence of the Exodus.
That's an interesting idea, actually.
An open-source spyware project so that spyware can latch onto your system without doing harm. Spyware will be written anyhow, but if it has to exist it might as well be well written.
However, with aggressive military research and development ending up with the creation of powered armor suits and weapon systems, the chances of a full-scale world war are greatly decreased.
You forgot to add "unless the folks with the tech are the ones who start it."