Maybe I didn't RTFA closely enough, but what about languages like Python, C++, or Perl? It seems that most developers are more likely to use these (at least the ones I know).
...now I'm going to have to quit my job to save my eyes.
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Also, this election was not remotely disputed.
Begging your pardon, but yes it certainly was./. ran a story a few days ago about how Badnarik, Cobb, and Nader are gathering funding for a recount in several key states. Not to mention the fact that the discrepancy between exit polls and actual results was larger than usual. Yes, I'm re-hashing old material...sue me.
Do you see PA as being strictly for entertainment purposes (i.e., a good laugh), or more of a means to communicate your views on the failings of our society?
I am shocked at your views on EA Games' recent lawsuit, considering the number of well-loved games we have produced over the past years. We assure you that these claims against us are false, and hope that you will continue to support us in the future.
I disagree, although I see your point. The problem with giving power back to the electoral college is that the system is so outdated--it was actually created not too long after the US became a nation. While I agree that the system is broken, I think that a popular vote would be more effective in the long run. Fixing the electoral system only serves to remove citizens further from the electoral process; something that defies the true meaning of a democracy.
No, I don't think that the left always resorts to violence. If that were the case, Bush would have been removed from office shortly after he made it in
4 years ago. However, judging by the feelings of many democrats (and even some republicans), I believe that things could be different this time around.
(BTW: I'm not too worried about the Secret Service)
Thank you for your pessimism. If Bush gets 'elected' for another 4 years, I do believe that he and his administration will have a number of unpleasant assasination attempts to deal with. Of course I would never even think of supporting such a thing/sarcasm
Personally, I think that this has nothing to do with a lack of market. Even though Canada has a smaller population than the U.S., there are still plenty of people who would order products via the internet or a catalog. Really, I think the issue is in the transportation of goods across the border, especially in the case of electronic equipment. In going on a business trip to Canada, I had to bring several PCs with me, and was stopped at the border for nearly an hour. Even though the borders are "open", both Canada and the U.S. are cautious about allowing certain goods to pass through without considerable questioning.
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So, could do you think he would help with a little problem involving a certain corporation in Utah?
does this mean that the MPAA is laying off on internet(1) probing? Somebody say yes...
Good point...thanks.
Maybe I didn't RTFA closely enough, but what about languages like Python, C++, or Perl? It seems that most developers are more likely to use these (at least the ones I know).
...now I'm going to have to quit my job to save my eyes.
Also, this election was not remotely disputed.
/. ran a story a few days ago about how Badnarik, Cobb, and Nader are gathering funding for a recount in several key states. Not to mention the fact that the discrepancy between exit polls and actual results was larger than usual. Yes, I'm re-hashing old material...sue me.
Begging your pardon, but yes it certainly was.
Do you see PA as being strictly for entertainment purposes (i.e., a good laugh), or more of a means to communicate your views on the failings of our society?
...Microsoft has copyrighted the term 'computer'.
Dear Slashdot Readers,
I am shocked at your views on EA Games' recent lawsuit, considering the number of well-loved games we have produced over the past years. We assure you that these claims against us are false, and hope that you will continue to support us in the future.
Sincerely,
The CEO of EA Games
I couldn't agree with you more...
I disagree, although I see your point. The problem with giving power back to the electoral college is that the system is so outdated--it was actually created not too long after the US became a nation. While I agree that the system is broken, I think that a popular vote would be more effective in the long run. Fixing the electoral system only serves to remove citizens further from the electoral process; something that defies the true meaning of a democracy.
No, I don't think that the left always resorts to violence. If that were the case, Bush would have been removed from office shortly after he made it in 4 years ago. However, judging by the feelings of many democrats (and even some republicans), I believe that things could be different this time around. (BTW: I'm not too worried about the Secret Service)
Thank you for your pessimism. /sarcasm
If Bush gets 'elected' for another 4 years, I do believe that he and his administration will have a number of unpleasant assasination attempts to deal with. Of course I would never even think of supporting such a thing
They did minimize civilian casualties...the original target was 200,000
Actually,
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42 is the ultimate answer to the ultimate question of Life, the Universe, and Everything
Amen to that. I live in WI, and Feingold's the best thing we've had in a while.
Personally, I think that this has nothing to do with a lack of market. Even though Canada has a smaller population than the U.S., there are still plenty of people who would order products via the internet or a catalog. Really, I think the issue is in the transportation of goods across the border, especially in the case of electronic equipment. In going on a business trip to Canada, I had to bring several PCs with me, and was stopped at the border for nearly an hour. Even though the borders are "open", both Canada and the U.S. are cautious about allowing certain goods to pass through without considerable questioning.
it took them this long to figure that out.
What about Nigeria?
Actually, I prefer
"You'll get my feet when you pry them from my cold dead hands"