A few months ago I bought a CD from Best Buy only to find nothing inside the case when I opened it. I had the the open, empty case exchanged for a new copy without any hassle.
How about something more blender-esque? Release the software closed source freeware, and open the source when you hit some announced target in donations.
Assuming the bills keep coming so long as the congresspersions do nothing, it will take infinitely long. In this case, inaction == more hundred dollar bills.
Enchantments function regardless of their tapped state. The only tapped enchantment I can think of (and this is old) is a Lucid, which is a creature that taps to turn itself into a local enchantment (which now seems to be called an Aura in 9th).
Nothing stops free software from having draconian EULA's
I beg to differ. If the EULA is draconian, it isn't really free software is it? Cruel, severe (that's webster.com speaking) things don't tend to respect your freedom (hence free software).
Other than that, this post is wasted:
I agree.
Enemy-Territory under linux uses PunkBuster for anti-cheating, and I can run it just fine as a regular user (however, that does not fix my framerate; damn Intel graphics card).
OR you could use something like graft or stow, which puts everything in its own directory, then symlinks it to where things expect it to be. That eliminates at least half of the problems you list. As far as I know, though, there's nothing one can do about the variable filesystem problem, and where to put conf files is beyond me. Perhaps they should be stored in/etc and symlinked in the package dir instead of the other way 'round.
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from George Costanza.
Furthermore, when in-laws are outlawed, only outlaws will have in-laws.
That's not a moon!
If your aim is to annoy, nothing beats a properly QWERTY labelled keyboard mapped to Dvorak.
do the chickens have large talons?
I, for one, welcome our new super-intelligent, pan-dimensional overlords.
A few months ago I bought a CD from Best Buy only to find nothing inside the case when I opened it. I had the the open, empty case exchanged for a new copy without any hassle.
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How about something more blender-esque? Release the software closed source freeware, and open the source when you hit some announced target in donations.
Assuming the bills keep coming so long as the congresspersions do nothing, it will take infinitely long. In this case, inaction == more hundred dollar bills.
And they were forced to eat Sir Robin's minstrels.
I would go so far as to say that specs are never useful breasts.
Enchantments function regardless of their tapped state. The only tapped enchantment I can think of (and this is old) is a Lucid, which is a creature that taps to turn itself into a local enchantment (which now seems to be called an Aura in 9th).
Either that, or Apple is testing a new version of their Reality Distortion Field that possesses visual enhancements on an entirely new level
What, you mean their SEP field?
The TargetAlert extension for firefox places a nice little icon after links to PDFs or ones that open in a new window.
Witches sink and therefore weigh more than ducks IIRC.
It must be a... wait it's Tuesday... crap.
Nothing stops free software from having draconian EULA's
I beg to differ. If the EULA is draconian, it isn't really free software is it? Cruel, severe (that's webster.com speaking) things don't tend to respect your freedom (hence free software). Other than that, this post is wasted: I agree.
I could calculate your chances of a workaround... but you wouldn't like it.
Enemy-Territory under linux uses PunkBuster for anti-cheating, and I can run it just fine as a regular user (however, that does not fix my framerate; damn Intel graphics card).
Your cell is open.
I'm using the dvorak layout right now.
What, like this?
xmodmap -e 'pointer = 3 2 1'
The most popular 3rd party mod. Didn't Valve buy CS?
OR you could use something like graft or stow, which puts everything in its own directory, then symlinks it to where things expect it to be. That eliminates at least half of the problems you list. As far as I know, though, there's nothing one can do about the variable filesystem problem, and where to put conf files is beyond me. Perhaps they should be stored in /etc and symlinked in the package dir instead of the other way 'round.
That's my 2 cents anyway.