DLL's are windows shared libraries, nothing to do with linux (unless your talking about wine).
Linux doesn't care about file extentions either (they are available in the gui's though for easy association, eg pdf to kpdf or whatever), and are used to show the user what type of file it is at a glance, but bash for example doesn't care if you end your file with.sh or.pdf, as long as it contains a shell script.
There isn't a dependancy hell on linux, if you use aptget or emerge (or if you use any package manager that supports dependancies, presuming you dont use suse rpm's on mandrake or whatever). I'm currently emerging kde (from the ~x86 branch of portage), its also installing dependancies for me. I did this with one command, and all im going to have to do afterwards is logout and login again for it to use the updated kde. Does that sound like dll hell to you?
Linux has support for filesystems with ACL's.
I dont know where you get your information, but maybe you should verify the reliability of your source.
ironic really, as bit torrent was not designed to be used for copyrighted works yet is harder to stop than those protocols designed for distrobution of copyrighted works.
my g/f has just woken up and reminded me that i also showed her the nice little boot logo penguin that comes with a few distro's by default (and is now on my gentoo install)
that would be ok, but would require massive infastructural development (which would be very costly, especially in America - think setting this up in the nevada desert for example).
Also, isn't cold fusion supposed to be free to produce (except obviously the wages of the workers), so a hike in road tax would cover it.
electric cars, drive a while, then stop to recharge for a very nominal fee at a recharging station. I dont know how long electric cars can do on a full battery, but more research into large batteries might be useful too.
I wouldn't mind having to fill up twice as often, if it was half the price (fixed rate would be nice)
I vote france, since its just over the water from the UK (YEAH!!!). Why dont both governments subsidise building them, then charge their maintanance with property taxes (then have government subsidised free fuel for everyone with a house).
wouldn't spinning something around (like those g machines astronauts train on) do the trick, or would they be not fast enough/consume more power than would be made?
i cant want for kde 4 though, to include support for xorgs xserver level transparancy and the much improved qt4. apparently theyre dumping arts too but im not sure when for.
how about a section of slashdot devoted to patents which have been spotted by a/.er (i remember an article in 'main' about microsoft patenting virtual desktops for example), this way the/. crowd can debunk patents as a group, for example somebody might say "i remember twm had virtual desktops in 1992, here's a link to prove it"*.
Then somebody (either one of the/. editors if they feel inclinded) or a/.er can use the following
procedure to officially protest, or report it to that website of the organisation that protests against patents officially (i spent about 10 mins googling and couldn't find it but im sure somebody else knows what i mean)
* i dont know if this is exactly acurate, just an example
I finished my compulsary education 2 years ago (im 18 and from the UK). I was (dispite being near the top of most of my classes) one of the students alot of teachers knew for messing around.
The teachers i didn't mess around with were ones such as my history teacher, sean bus who didn't really shout or beat anybody, he just commanded respect. Any teacher that had the ability to be a leader, so to speak, got my respect. The ones who just saw raised voices, intimidation and punishment as a method of control always saw the worst of me. My RE (theology teacher) was one to do this and she never had _any_ respect from anyone.
Maybe corporal punishment made it different way back when, but being a good leader works just fine.
(as you can tell by my spelling, english was not a strong subject of mine for the above reasons).
I finished my compulsary education 2 years ago (im 18 and from the UK). I was (dispite being near the top of most of my classes) one of the students alot of teachers knew for messing around.
The teachers i didn't mess around with were ones such as my history teacher, sean bus who didn't really shout or beat anybody, he just commanded respect. Any teacher that had the ability to be a leader, so to speak, got my respect. The ones who just saw raised voices, intimidation and punishment as a method of control always saw the worst of me. My RE (theology teacher) was one to do this and she never had _any_ respect from anyone.
Maybe corporal punishment made it different way back when, but being a good leader works just fine.
(as you can tell by my spelling, english was not a strong subject of mine for the above reasons).
Slashdot Mirror
Well here's a list of clients for you to try (theyre not all clients), but you could read up on each one.
/usr/portage/net-news
# ls
blam brag eventwatcher gnewspost klibido leafnode nget nzbget slrn sn tin xrn yydecode
bnr2 erss glitter inn knews newspost nntpswitch pan slrnconf suck ubh yencode
pan, probably (it comes with most distrobutions, or you can apt-get or emerge it if your using debian or gentoo)
im really glad that slashdot has picked up again recently. 6 months ago, discussions like this would be like this:
1) kde r0x
2) no, kde sux! gnome r0x
3) no, your sh1t! the cli is enough for everybody, gui's are for p00fs
4) blackbox is l33t, everything else sux!
etc.
Or is it that the penguins at the south pole are the arseholes, but they only post in the night?
DLL's are windows shared libraries, nothing to do with linux (unless your talking about wine).
.sh or .pdf, as long as it contains a shell script.
Linux doesn't care about file extentions either (they are available in the gui's though for easy association, eg pdf to kpdf or whatever), and are used to show the user what type of file it is at a glance, but bash for example doesn't care if you end your file with
There isn't a dependancy hell on linux, if you use aptget or emerge (or if you use any package manager that supports dependancies, presuming you dont use suse rpm's on mandrake or whatever). I'm currently emerging kde (from the ~x86 branch of portage), its also installing dependancies for me. I did this with one command, and all im going to have to do afterwards is logout and login again for it to use the updated kde. Does that sound like dll hell to you?
Linux has support for filesystems with ACL's.
I dont know where you get your information, but maybe you should verify the reliability of your source.
just tell her about the fluffy penguin boot logo, and she'l be in a world of her own.
We have a program like that in the UK, on channel 5 (_the_ shit channel).
At first, its kind of hard and makes you feel good when you get it, but toward the end, its patronising, here's an example:
tv: e _ e _ _ _ _ t
me: hmm, ooh! elephant
tv: its gray, has a long nose an kind of like a hippo
me: bloody daytime tv *puts on bbc news*
ironic really, as bit torrent was not designed to be used for copyrighted works yet is harder to stop than those protocols designed for distrobution of copyrighted works.
update:
my g/f has just woken up and reminded me that i also showed her the nice little boot logo penguin that comes with a few distro's by default (and is now on my gentoo install)
Tell her she's a silly woman and knows nothing. Then hog tie her and install linux while she watches.
Thats what i did with my gf
that would be ok, but would require massive infastructural development (which would be very costly, especially in America - think setting this up in the nevada desert for example).
Also, isn't cold fusion supposed to be free to produce (except obviously the wages of the workers), so a hike in road tax would cover it.
gstremer as one that was suggested, but nothing (apart from arts being dumped) is definate
electric cars, drive a while, then stop to recharge for a very nominal fee at a recharging station. I dont know how long electric cars can do on a full battery, but more research into large batteries might be useful too.
I wouldn't mind having to fill up twice as often, if it was half the price (fixed rate would be nice)
$4bn a month for liberating the oil fields could be better spent on research for clean energy (such as fusion)
I vote france, since its just over the water from the UK (YEAH!!!). Why dont both governments subsidise building them, then charge their maintanance with property taxes (then have government subsidised free fuel for everyone with a house).
wouldn't spinning something around (like those g machines astronauts train on) do the trick, or would they be not fast enough/consume more power than would be made?
i cant want for kde 4 though, to include support for xorgs xserver level transparancy and the much improved qt4. apparently theyre dumping arts too but im not sure when for.
The future is bright, the future is orange.
im emerging it now as part of emerge -uDn world (after ive emerged gcc first) as part of my now ~x86 system - woo!
how about a section of slashdot devoted to patents which have been spotted by a /.er (i remember an article in 'main' about microsoft patenting virtual desktops for example), this way the /. crowd can debunk patents as a group, for example somebody might say "i remember twm had virtual desktops in 1992, here's a link to prove it"*.
/. editors if they feel inclinded) or a /.er can use the following
procedure to officially protest, or report it to that website of the organisation that protests against patents officially (i spent about 10 mins googling and couldn't find it but im sure somebody else knows what i mean)
Then somebody (either one of the
* i dont know if this is exactly acurate, just an example
a low res camera (or more than one) would be _very_ cool though.
view to forward, to down, to left, to right, to back.
Plus fuel, speed, altitude feedback.
ive been after an excuse to get a laptop for ages and here it is
opera 7.60 P4 (alpha or beta??) on linux isn't affected
they might download them if they want to skip the compulsary advertising on something they paid for.
I finished my compulsary education 2 years ago (im 18 and from the UK). I was (dispite being near the top of most of my classes) one of the students alot of teachers knew for messing around.
The teachers i didn't mess around with were ones such as my history teacher, sean bus who didn't really shout or beat anybody, he just commanded respect. Any teacher that had the ability to be a leader, so to speak, got my respect. The ones who just saw raised voices, intimidation and punishment as a method of control always saw the worst of me. My RE (theology teacher) was one to do this and she never had _any_ respect from anyone.
Maybe corporal punishment made it different way back when, but being a good leader works just fine.
(as you can tell by my spelling, english was not a strong subject of mine for the above reasons).
I finished my compulsary education 2 years ago (im 18 and from the UK). I was (dispite being near the top of most of my classes) one of the students alot of teachers knew for messing around.
The teachers i didn't mess around with were ones such as my history teacher, sean bus who didn't really shout or beat anybody, he just commanded respect. Any teacher that had the ability to be a leader, so to speak, got my respect. The ones who just saw raised voices, intimidation and punishment as a method of control always saw the worst of me. My RE (theology teacher) was one to do this and she never had _any_ respect from anyone.
Maybe corporal punishment made it different way back when, but being a good leader works just fine.
(as you can tell by my spelling, english was not a strong subject of mine for the above reasons).
use the internet explorer skin in firefox, and have that tsr app that comes with spybot running on startup.