Nice to see a post with a reasonable, logical response.
I'm tired of all the OMG WTF ARE THEY DOING TAKING AWAY ALL MY RIGHTS!!!!11111! posts...
Not to defend any actual disregard for personal rights, but I just want reason and logic in the arguments...
I've been using the gaim 2.0 betas, and I've noticed some significant changes with the aim file transfers, they actually work... unlike in older versions.
mmm... I'd disagree... I "programmer" will pick stuff up and run with it after a few days... a "coder" may or may not, it just depends on what they have available to copy/paste/modify... if it's creative code... they may never get it...
drivers need to be written for linux by the manufacturers, not the community... or at least the manufacturers could help out more... that is what will lead to better hardware support... till then... not going to be a quick process
hey... speaking as a current college student... the best way to go is to eat a friend's ramen (because it's the only thing cheap enough that he'll give you) and spend your savings on frozen pizza... I suggest the $1 a piece french bread sort (very good in the toaster oven...)
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Nice to see a post with a reasonable, logical response. I'm tired of all the OMG WTF ARE THEY DOING TAKING AWAY ALL MY RIGHTS!!!!11111! posts... Not to defend any actual disregard for personal rights, but I just want reason and logic in the arguments...
How is that any different that the status quo?
did you RTFA? he already uses TeamSpeak and IRC
2 times as fast up to 40 times as fast is the Standard interpretation...
Just because something is fair does not make it good.
That was my first reaction too... then I realized that I was just being hopeful.
Pentium M 2.13 GHz w/ 2 gigs of ram laptop
Now you're just showing off...
where do I find this UltarVNC you speak of... I'm currently using UltraVNC and I'd like to switch!
yes... it is easier to read... but.... NO! it doesn't force you to learn how anything works...
I've been using the gaim 2.0 betas, and I've noticed some significant changes with the aim file transfers, they actually work... unlike in older versions.
they should have hired Chuck Norris, he would have saved them...
2nd? I would say try running heat/cooling as little as possible while still keeping it comfortable..
mmm... I'd disagree... I "programmer" will pick stuff up and run with it after a few days... a "coder" may or may not, it just depends on what they have available to copy/paste/modify... if it's creative code... they may never get it...
maybe not... but patient info might be more of a target...
Sounds just like the heartbeat monitor from rainbow 6 to me...
drivers need to be written for linux by the manufacturers, not the community... or at least the manufacturers could help out more... that is what will lead to better hardware support... till then... not going to be a quick process
But in this case, that's not the only advantage, since it could also double as marketing for the company...
oops... missed the AC post in there... sorry about that
so... 26^3 is not the same as 26^3 ???
hey... speaking as a current college student... the best way to go is to eat a friend's ramen (because it's the only thing cheap enough that he'll give you) and spend your savings on frozen pizza... I suggest the $1 a piece french bread sort (very good in the toaster oven...)
what's up with that site?... I'd go nuts looking at that.... flickers bad... at least on firefox...
it's gonna take more than a 33% discount to get me to buy the books... and that's if they're not drm'd
-unreadable fonts -21st century I believe 0-99 is the 1st, 100-199 is 2nd ... 1900-1999 is 20th
I believe the parent was referring to current time.
We all know Apple invented the TabletPC, Media Center PC, PocketPC, XBox, ...
And we know those are all originally ideas from microsoft...
I know a girl that stupid...