I had a friend, a painter and sculptor. (If he is still alive, he would be 102 this year.) During his artistic career over 7 dekades he changed his techniques dramatically several times. Some artists are permanently seeking something new instead of mining money on salon style du jour.
I have read the article three times but still it looks to me like a random collection of irrelevant sentences unrelated to each other. Maybe it would make more sense if Paul Krill himself was written in lisp, or drank less if he's a real biological entity. This article looks like a random google cache copy and paste made in php.
The so called intellectual property has historic analogon in medieval guild privileges to processing technology. They were supposed to protect income for ruling class, but when they were recognised as a source of inflation and an obstacle to industrial advance, the were dismissed. Often by wars.
Microsoft syndrome is just a peak of iceberg. For remote observer, economic propaganda steadily replacing real technology is a good recipe to long term disaster. See historic example of the former Soviet Union. Will corporate America be the next empire decayed from within?
According chinese traditional astrology, such event is considered very lucky, because of involvment of heaven element. So the guy's reasoning is very rational in paradigm of his culture. All those of you americans who are slashing and bashing chinese government propaganda in this thread, think at first about your own culture paradigms and government propaganda rooted in them, they are far more dangerous to anybody as well as to you yourself.
A third hand P166/48M Omnibook is an overkill for standard office tasks with Linux, while it was almost unusable on Windows 95. Custom kernel, Slackware + X11 + Fluxbox = 17M only running. I changed the hard drive to 3 Gigs, added dual network/modem and CF card reader to PCMCIA. External ZIP on parallel, for backups. All of that cost me about 105 USD in total.
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American software patents are void.
Exactly, that was no more than 8 minutes. However, the scanner in question was perfectly supported in the next version of SANE.
None. I do all compiles on background.
I had a friend, a painter and sculptor. (If he is still alive, he would be 102 this year.) During his artistic career over 7 dekades he changed his techniques dramatically several times. Some artists are permanently seeking something new instead of mining money on salon style du jour.
People are discovering that when you buy any product that is subject to "activation", you haven't really bought anything.
No. People are discovering they actually have bought nothing. In my country, lawyers would call this a fraud.
These test results are well worth your time.
No they are not. I already burned all Windows CDs in the fire. You wan't believe how much time I gained by doing this!
I have read the article three times but still it looks to me like a random collection of irrelevant sentences unrelated to each other. Maybe it would make more sense if Paul Krill himself was written in lisp, or drank less if he's a real biological entity. This article looks like a random google cache copy and paste made in php.
If private space flight is not currently legal, are UFO abductees actually criminals?
Lithium polymer battery contains no acid. However, I would guess what "greener" actually means in military slang: using a darker color paint...
by systematically refusing to touch unhealthy windows boxes and commanding my friends and relatives to install sane operating system instead.
Lots of SSH tunnels on the Internet 2.
Red Hat is dead.
a new meaning to term 'painfull debugging', for sure.
The so called intellectual property has historic analogon in medieval guild privileges to processing technology. They were supposed to protect income for ruling class, but when they were recognised as a source of inflation and an obstacle to industrial advance, the were dismissed. Often by wars.
Unlike everybody, I use no passwords for a very long time. Just because nobody suspects me about it, it works!
Microsoft syndrome is just a peak of iceberg. For remote observer, economic propaganda steadily replacing real technology is a good recipe to long term disaster. See historic example of the former Soviet Union. Will corporate America be the next empire decayed from within?
1. write a 294 pages book about an oxymoron
2. profit!!!!
Floating point is really practical in reading emails. Are you sure the guys at CIA didn't missed something?
According chinese traditional astrology, such event is considered very lucky, because of involvment of heaven element. So the guy's reasoning is very rational in paradigm of his culture. All those of you americans who are slashing and bashing chinese government propaganda in this thread, think at first about your own culture paradigms and government propaganda rooted in them, they are far more dangerous to anybody as well as to you yourself.
I thought alien immigration is already regulated in the U.S.A....
A third hand P166/48M Omnibook is an overkill for standard office tasks with Linux, while it was almost unusable on Windows 95. Custom kernel, Slackware + X11 + Fluxbox = 17M only running. I changed the hard drive to 3 Gigs, added dual network/modem and CF card reader to PCMCIA. External ZIP on parallel, for backups. All of that cost me about 105 USD in total.
A worthy advice, but where is the "profit!" ?
"Be silent, program! Or you'll be killed!"
Prolog configured to huge stacks does the job with a very little code actually writen. If you are sufficiently patient.