seriously, what sort of *nix system thinks you don't need a C compiler by default and makes you go looking for it in the repositories? I don't need a C compiler as long as the repositories are sufficiently up-to-date that the drivers work for my hardware. What sort of distro insists that you install software that you don't want or need?
No need for a dictionary. I've RTFA (before it was posted on/., so I have an excuse), and the kid cited a case in which a judge called Scientology a cult. I've no doubt he'll cite it again if this comes to trial.
I think that "floor lamp" means what I know as a standard lamp: a bulb on a 6 foot pole with a reflector which points up, so the light is diffused off the ceiling. A friend has one whose bulb gets pretty hot - I'm not sure what power it uses, but when a fly lands it on you smell burning fly.
It depends on the kind of ant. Army Ants are black and red; Carrion Ants are black; Fire Ants are red, as is the instant Release the Ants; Saber Ants and Yavimaya Ants are green.
A multicolour creature can be targeted by a CoP of any relevant colour, so both CoP: Red and CoP: Black are effective against Army Ants.
Definitely. My experience with Java (using IBM's J9 on PocketPC) is that a MemoryImageSource which repaints in milliseconds on a "real" computer takes more than a second on my PocketPC. That's not the kind of thing you want to find out in the final stages of testing.
Rather irritatingly, the Avira rescue CD comes as a.exe which (I presume - haven't run wine-safe on it yet) unpacks a.iso. Given that the whole point is to burn to a CD, I don't know why they don't just distribute the.iso.
It's not a dangling modifier: all the words are present, but the order is misleading. It's a bad usage of anaphor such that the immediate antecedent is the wrong one.
I know that AV software can be fairly intrusive, to the point that it feels like it's taking over your box, but to call Microsoft Windows Live OneCare and McAfee VirusScan rootkits seems a bit strong.
I don't think you actually read what I said, because your first sentence contradicts something I didn't say. "Includes" != "means".
The issue of earthly punishment may not be quite so clear-cut as you suggest. And there's some rather clear support for killing apostates in the Hadith.
Where "bought in" includes being born to Muslim parents. Stoning doesn't seem to be so common nowadays, but some countries (Egypt springs to mind) put your religion on your ID card and will only allow changes one way; and murders by means other than stoning do occur. It's often hard, though, in such cases to separate religious motivation (X should be killed simply for abandoning Islam) from social motivation (X should be killed to preserve the family honour, which was damaged by having a family member abandon Islam).
That's not fixing the problem but avoiding it. Fixing is what you do after you've installed SP3. Does it still work then, or is it not possible to get that far?
Remember that you're asking people to work on someone else's code. There's always a massive hurdle to understand the design before you can make any contribution, so unless someone is very highly motivated to add a particular feature they're likely to give up before they get anywhere. That's just the nature of the beast.
I occasionally use Wine to access some e-books in a proprietary format, and I've once successfully used it to extract a Pocket PC-installable.cab from a.exe installer (snip rant about publishers who assume that everyone with a Pocket PC has a Windows desktop). It's not something I use more than once every few months, but it's nice to have it around.
People haven't done their own image manipulation since Amigas stomped the earth. I have, working for a company which makes Java games and still supports MSJVM. We wrote our own libraries to do almost everything because there wasn't available library support for it.
Nonsense. The Chinese economy is predicated on the need for manufacture. Western economies are increasingly based on services, and there would still be a limited number of university graduates.
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Probably. Jesus is a highly respected prophet in Islam.
No need for a dictionary. I've RTFA (before it was posted on /., so I have an excuse), and the kid cited a case in which a judge called Scientology a cult. I've no doubt he'll cite it again if this comes to trial.
I think that "floor lamp" means what I know as a standard lamp: a bulb on a 6 foot pole with a reflector which points up, so the light is diffused off the ceiling. A friend has one whose bulb gets pretty hot - I'm not sure what power it uses, but when a fly lands it on you smell burning fly.
That's Shanghai, not Mahjong. It uses the same tiles, but Mahjong is a four-player game with completely different rules.
When did lynx acquire support for CSS?
It's not hard, but it's very unintuitive. The interface doesn't need to be quite so confusing as it is.
If they called it that, macho men wouldn't buy it!
It depends on the kind of ant. Army Ants are black and red; Carrion Ants are black; Fire Ants are red, as is the instant Release the Ants; Saber Ants and Yavimaya Ants are green.
A multicolour creature can be targeted by a CoP of any relevant colour, so both CoP: Red and CoP: Black are effective against Army Ants.
What about frogs, gnats and flies?
Definitely. My experience with Java (using IBM's J9 on PocketPC) is that a MemoryImageSource which repaints in milliseconds on a "real" computer takes more than a second on my PocketPC. That's not the kind of thing you want to find out in the final stages of testing.
Rather irritatingly, the Avira rescue CD comes as a .exe which (I presume - haven't run wine-safe on it yet) unpacks a .iso. Given that the whole point is to burn to a CD, I don't know why they don't just distribute the .iso.
It's not a dangling modifier: all the words are present, but the order is misleading. It's a bad usage of anaphor such that the immediate antecedent is the wrong one.
I know that AV software can be fairly intrusive, to the point that it feels like it's taking over your box, but to call Microsoft Windows Live OneCare and McAfee VirusScan rootkits seems a bit strong.
I don't think you actually read what I said, because your first sentence contradicts something I didn't say. "Includes" != "means".
The issue of earthly punishment may not be quite so clear-cut as you suggest. And there's some rather clear support for killing apostates in the Hadith.
Where "bought in" includes being born to Muslim parents. Stoning doesn't seem to be so common nowadays, but some countries (Egypt springs to mind) put your religion on your ID card and will only allow changes one way; and murders by means other than stoning do occur. It's often hard, though, in such cases to separate religious motivation (X should be killed simply for abandoning Islam) from social motivation (X should be killed to preserve the family honour, which was damaged by having a family member abandon Islam).
Since you didn't link it, the utility is question is at http://security.debian.org/project/extra/dowkd/dowkd.pl.gz, and a GPG signature can be obtained by appending .asc to that URL.
And I bet they downloaded it rather than going to a shop and buying a CD!
Some of us run 'testing', you insensitive clod!
That's not fixing the problem but avoiding it. Fixing is what you do after you've installed SP3. Does it still work then, or is it not possible to get that far?
Remember that you're asking people to work on someone else's code. There's always a massive hurdle to understand the design before you can make any contribution, so unless someone is very highly motivated to add a particular feature they're likely to give up before they get anywhere. That's just the nature of the beast.
I occasionally use Wine to access some e-books in a proprietary format, and I've once successfully used it to extract a Pocket PC-installable .cab from a .exe installer (snip rant about publishers who assume that everyone with a Pocket PC has a Windows desktop). It's not something I use more than once every few months, but it's nice to have it around.
Sure. But China isn't Western, which is my point.
Nonsense. The Chinese economy is predicated on the need for manufacture. Western economies are increasingly based on services, and there would still be a limited number of university graduates.