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As much as I despise Paul Martin, Ujjal Dosanjh, and Belinda Stronach, the regressive conservatives are even worse.
What this country really needs is an NDP government with a slight minority, supported issue-by-issue by former backbench Liberals and BQ members.
Well, that, and a media that investigates stories instead of just taking whatever the PR firms say, a ban on raw-log exports, and a non-insane regime leading our large neighbour.
(according to the CBC, the budget bill passed, with the speaker breaking the tie in favour of the administration)
It's a lot easier to detect changes to RAM on a virtual machine (which can be halted and examined) than on a real machine (which must be rebooted to run a clean system).
Newer patch states may conceal still-present older bugs. I.E. the SP2 firewall may stop someone from exploiting a long-unnoticed remote vulnerability... until the attacker comes across a machine with the firewall turned off.
Uhh... no. You seem to be confusing XHTML+CSS with XHTML+CSS+XSLT+XML+SQL+(PHP|ASP). I make static sites quite a bit with XHTML+CSS, and it's acrtually easier.
XHTML+CSS tends to be way easier than a morass of HTML tables and font tags.
<h1>Put the article title here</h1> <img src="/images/example1.jpg" alt="an image to go with this article"/> <p>first paragraph of content</p> <p>second paragraph of content</p> <p>and so on</p>
notice the lack of any font, layout, etc commands. Just structural grouping. You can make some pretty nice looking static sites this way and making additional pages takes seconds rather than the minutes (or hours) it takes to make them in craptastic editors like frontpage. And all your pages look the same, not off by a few pixels. This is pretty much how most of the pages I make at work are done.
Wonderfull... now I can spend $116 to save a little shelf space. I have two different versions already so I can have the (old) appendix on Mach and the (newer) apendicies on Linux and NT.
One of my favourite TV series', Dark Angel used computers that were clearly running X11 and an open-source window manager (probably Linux too, but it could've been *BSD).
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GURPS. All mele weapon damage is based on the character's strength. A character with a ST (strength) of 14 has swing damage 2d6. A cleaver is the right size to have no plusses or minuses. So in GURPS a cleaver weilded by a ST 14 character does 2d6 cut damage. This is easily enough to kill any normal, non-armoured character. That's why in GURPS, most games either involve very high point characters, or less hack & slash than your typical dungeon crawl.
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You know, I think they should have an "inane mod-point wasting babble" mod option as seperate mod points, and give it out to a lot more people to get rid of this crap. Or perhaps a captcha for every anonymous post.
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some clues here.
When moderating, please remember "Troll" means intentionally inflamatory, not just something you disagree with.
Shaw Cable.
No. Grey-market satellite dishes are illegal here too, but for different reasons (canadian content quotas, blah blah blah)
Weed is not legal, and music is not free, it's just payed for every time you buy an Audio cassette, blank CD, blank DVD, mp3 player, etc.
As much as I despise Paul Martin, Ujjal Dosanjh, and Belinda Stronach, the regressive conservatives are even worse.
What this country really needs is an NDP government with a slight minority, supported issue-by-issue by former backbench Liberals and BQ members.
Well, that, and a media that investigates stories instead of just taking whatever the PR firms say, a ban on raw-log exports, and a non-insane regime leading our large neighbour.
(according to the CBC, the budget bill passed, with the speaker breaking the tie in favour of the administration)
It's a lot easier to detect changes to RAM on a virtual machine (which can be halted and examined) than on a real machine (which must be rebooted to run a clean system).
Newer patch states may conceal still-present older bugs. I.E. the SP2 firewall may stop someone from exploiting a long-unnoticed remote vulnerability... until the attacker comes across a machine with the firewall turned off.
Uhh... no. You seem to be confusing XHTML+CSS with XHTML+CSS+XSLT+XML+SQL+(PHP|ASP). I make static sites quite a bit with XHTML+CSS, and it's acrtually easier.
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XHTML+CSS tends to be way easier than a morass of HTML tables and font tags.
what could be easier than:
BEGINNING OF BLOCK
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dt
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en"><head><link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/styles/style.css"><script src="/scripts/sitescript.js" type="text/javascript" ></script></head><body><div id="content">
<!-- start editing here -->
<h1>Put the article title here</h1>
<img src="/images/example1.jpg" alt="an image to go with this article"
<p>first paragraph of content</p>
<p>second paragraph of content</p>
<p>and so on</p>
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</div><div id="navigation"><a href="/">Home</a><a href="/topics.xhtml">Topics</a><a href="/about.xhtml">About Us</a><a href="/contact.xhtml">Contact Us</a></div><div id="header"><img src="/images/logo.png" alt="our logo"
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notice the lack of any font, layout, etc commands. Just structural grouping. You can make some pretty nice looking static sites this way and making additional pages takes seconds rather than the minutes (or hours) it takes to make them in craptastic editors like frontpage. And all your pages look the same, not off by a few pixels. This is pretty much how most of the pages I make at work are done.
Wonderfull... now I can spend $116 to save a little shelf space. I have two different versions already so I can have the (old) appendix on Mach and the (newer) apendicies on Linux and NT.
So you're saying it's Mach 2.5, not Mach 3? (Mach was built from BSD by gradually moving things to the new architecture; it's always had BSD code).
Which always rises a bit when in France.
~93MPH.
Windscreen is a good word for it in this case as that's where the display screen is.
Real cars don't reset after a crash. Going 200km/h in a game is no problem; going 150km/h on a real road makes me nervous.
One of my favourite TV series', Dark Angel used computers that were clearly running X11 and an open-source window manager (probably Linux too, but it could've been *BSD).
GURPS. All mele weapon damage is based on the character's strength. A character with a ST (strength) of 14 has swing damage 2d6. A cleaver is the right size to have no plusses or minuses. So in GURPS a cleaver weilded by a ST 14 character does 2d6 cut damage. This is easily enough to kill any normal, non-armoured character. That's why in GURPS, most games either involve very high point characters, or less hack & slash than your typical dungeon crawl.
I think you'd notice someone backing up a dumptruck to your trashcan.
You know, I think they should have an "inane mod-point wasting babble" mod option as seperate mod points, and give it out to a lot more people to get rid of this crap. Or perhaps a captcha for every anonymous post.
How do people in Texas know if I'm going the speed limit? How will I know they're honking? How would I know it's at me?
That's brigandage in most common-law countries, unless you actually meant petrol tax.
It brings whole new meaning to the phrase "Blue Screen of Death".