"lead pencils"? you mean, with actual lead, as in the element 'Pb'? I think you're mistaken... it's possible that you think that "graphite" is some special kind of pencil material, rather than the standard
correct me if i'm wrong, but i don't think biology has generally been considered a "hard science" anyway (that's an actual term, or so i've heard, the "hard sciences" are chemistry, physics, etc, "soft sciences" being biology, psychology, etc.)
i could be completely wrong, though.
actually, he was pointing out neither... he was pointing out, incorrectly, that apple powerpc hardware _does_ use IRQs, since he thinks "interrupt" and "IRQ" are synonymous.
Actually, fonts aren't copyrighted... only the "digital program data" of a font is copyrighted - i.e. the ttf/pfm file... that's why you don't need a special license to print it (though some foundries restrict printing in the licence for the data itself)
it's also perfectly legal (assuming no contractual constraints) to scan and trace a printout of a font and make a "new" font... good luck getting it hinted, though.
>> I turned the sitefinder.verisign.com off by modifying my hosts file
instructions?! or are you just making shit up without a clue how it works (making "sitefinder.verisign.com" resolve to nothing won't stop it from coming up when you type "http://fhqwhgadsasdf.net"
the title on the post is wrong - the fines aren't for the importers (according to the text of the summary) they're for the [local, though branches of multinational coroprations] record labels that are trying to stop imports using anticompetitive leverage.
...Yes, but i was responding to the (apparent) disbelief that someone could confuse either for a terrorist, which showed that the irony had gone over their head; not to that correction.
And I don't see how anyone could confuse either with terrorists.
parent post to yours is making an ironic statement about people who consider a full beard to be evidence of terrorism.
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Snood is based on Puzzle Bobble, which was released in the US as "Bust a move"... however, bubble bobble was a classic in its own right.
More than that, if TV's or some permutation of a TV in the future can do this, whats to stop companies from flashing "BUY COKE" every 180th frame.
I think there's some sort of obscure law against that
Translate teh 22 into the hour number
I'm lost... what exactly do you mean by this? 22 would be 10PM? 2010?
that's hardly the point... for those of you not keeping track, bill joy _wrote_ vi, originally.
am i, like, the only person who liked the old one better than most other dists?
what was wrong with the old one? or maybe i'm remembering a different one, can someone point me to screenshots of the one everyone hates?
so, is this a good thing (more LOTR stuff) or a bad thing (corporatization,merchandising,etc crap)? I lost my scorecard
the windows file open dialog has been resizeable since windows 95. what app are you using? it's possible that your app is reinventing the wheel
"lead pencils"? you mean, with actual lead, as in the element 'Pb'? I think you're mistaken... it's possible that you think that "graphite" is some special kind of pencil material, rather than the standard
by that definition of "hard science", evolution is not and never can be, regardless of whether you believe in it or not. my original point stands.
correct me if i'm wrong, but i don't think biology has generally been considered a "hard science" anyway (that's an actual term, or so i've heard, the "hard sciences" are chemistry, physics, etc, "soft sciences" being biology, psychology, etc.) i could be completely wrong, though.
actually, he was pointing out neither... he was pointing out, incorrectly, that apple powerpc hardware _does_ use IRQs, since he thinks "interrupt" and "IRQ" are synonymous.
Actually, fonts aren't copyrighted... only the "digital program data" of a font is copyrighted - i.e. the ttf/pfm file... that's why you don't need a special license to print it (though some foundries restrict printing in the licence for the data itself) it's also perfectly legal (assuming no contractual constraints) to scan and trace a printout of a font and make a "new" font... good luck getting it hinted, though.
>> I turned the sitefinder.verisign.com off by modifying my hosts file instructions?! or are you just making shit up without a clue how it works (making "sitefinder.verisign.com" resolve to nothing won't stop it from coming up when you type "http://fhqwhgadsasdf.net"
the title on the post is wrong - the fines aren't for the importers (according to the text of the summary) they're for the [local, though branches of multinational coroprations] record labels that are trying to stop imports using anticompetitive leverage.
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The amendment was designed so that the militias could protect the people from the government, not the government from foreign powers.
wrong; you could just be nervous because of being interrogated. many people are.
But if you said in your statement that you locked that day, you have just commit fraud. what if you THOUGHT you did?
Kids tend to equate cherries with stuff that tastes good when _i_ was a kid, "cherry flavored" meant "tastes like cough syrup".
...Yes, but i was responding to the (apparent) disbelief that someone could confuse either for a terrorist, which showed that the irony had gone over their head; not to that correction.
And I don't see how anyone could confuse either with terrorists. parent post to yours is making an ironic statement about people who consider a full beard to be evidence of terrorism.
But what about when the poor kids end up in debt for their next five lifetimes as a result of the ridiculous damage counts...