This is another variation of the problem. Yes right,
"it worked for me and so it will work on every possible distribution with any device. I can't possibly imagine that with a COMPUTER things might be more complicated in different scenarios."
Things are so fragmented this just isn't the case. It is the one advantage Apple has over Linux. So many times have I had responses like this about "sure no problem in Linux!" and in the end it is either impossible or a total pain in the ass. I really am starting to think that their is a serious psycological issue - too much of the community would prefer to be cogniscenti, and stay "the smart computer guys" rather than let the rest of the world be a part of linux.
I should add, that your response is too typical of the linux community - "To get it to work is easy..just do such and such...oh it didn't work ? You must be ignorant" or some such insult. This is exactly the sort of nonsense that keeps linux from being widespead.
Yeah, but why do people put so much energy into these different distributions when it would profit the linux community and the rest of the world much more if linux was able to easily do things like download pictures from my digital camera ?
Yes, but more importantly, this shows the superiority of elliptic curve cryptography - compare this with the size of the recently cracked elliptic curve key.
Is the use of adaptive optics for imaging the retina. This involves using deformable mirrors or micromirror arrays to sense how the retina deforms a wavefront.
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Here is a reason why MP are obviously not the only parameter of interest - I say "hey I invented a 100 Gigapixel camera! Its great. Most of the pixels are broken though."
Is software that would detect "facials".
I am surprised that he didn't discuss the work of Jonathan Smith at U of Penn.
There is a GUI bug in the pull down menus "File" that drives me crazy!
This thing is FILLED with typos, which is horrible for a reference manuel.
"I don't believe any science that originates from the XY chromosome."
The second and third chapters (at least) are filled with typos!!
Well then what about the above response to my original post ?
Thanks for you offer - that is nice of you. But the problem is moot now.
This is another variation of the problem. Yes right,
"it worked for me and so it will work on every possible distribution with any device. I can't possibly imagine that with a COMPUTER things might be more complicated in different scenarios."
Things are so fragmented this just isn't the case. It is the one advantage Apple has over Linux. So many times have I had responses like this about "sure no problem in Linux!" and in the end it is either impossible or a total pain in the ass. I really am starting to think that their is a serious psycological issue - too much of the community would prefer to be cogniscenti, and stay "the smart computer guys" rather than let the rest of the world be a part of linux.
I should add, that your response is too typical of the linux community - "To get it to work is easy..just do such and such...oh it didn't work ? You must be ignorant" or some such insult. This is exactly the sort of nonsense that keeps linux from being widespead.
Well a year ago I had a system administrator try to get Mandrake to talk to an Olympus C3030 and it never happened!
Yeah, but why do people put so much energy into these different distributions when it would profit the linux community and the rest of the world much more if linux was able to easily do things like download pictures from my digital camera ?
Yes, but more importantly, this shows the superiority of elliptic curve cryptography - compare this with the size of the recently cracked elliptic curve key.
This doesn't mention Penrose's work, which is very much like this.
Yes but apparently you have an 50 % higher chance of getting ill on such a trip. A lot of travel agents won't give you insurance.
This was done in the Maine public schools a few years ago.
Is the use of adaptive optics for imaging the retina. This involves using deformable mirrors or micromirror arrays to sense how the retina deforms a wavefront.
Here is a reason why MP are obviously not the only parameter of interest - I say "hey I invented a 100 Gigapixel camera! Its great. Most of the pixels are broken though."
It is surprising that the chose not to honor Martin Davis of NYU, since so many OOP ideas are implicit in his work.
It just demonstrates how messed up microsoft is deep down - they just leaked it out by accident...
This isn't a story about sex, it is a story about the internet. Unless you find the supreme court sexy...
As a person who likes to eat spam, I am offended!
You may be a feminist, but you also sound like a bigot. Why make a statement like that when you are so concerned with fairness ?
I see your point, but your case would be strengthened is you could spell, since people love to jump you about that on slashdot.
Is it just me or do other people find GNU plot to look old and sort of primitive ?