Well, I don't have any children. When young people see CEOs and athletes making the big bucks, don't be surprised when they don't flock to teaching and CS.
Do you post in Plain Old Text, or do you post in HTML Formatted? In the latter case, of course the CRs aren't recognized, as they aren't recognized in HTML.
The issue isn't if the product is supported; the issue is if the product will allow one to connect via AOL. Time Warner doesn't support Linux on Road Runner, but somehow I managed to read your post.
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And if you don't like one Linux distro, you can buy a different one next time.
The computer was built to serve the user?
What computer was built to serve which user?
Hmm. . . So you don't believe in source RPMs?
Who uses a serial port nowadays?
Also, you can use a USB to serial adapter.
Like the US? Sacajawea is on the one-dollar coin. Before her, we had Susn B. Anthony on it.
Shouldn't the "f" in "for" be capitalized? Otherwise, you're missing fluorine.
The Japanese don't expect computing equipment to meet spec?
Well, I don't have any children. When young people see CEOs and athletes making the big bucks, don't be surprised when they don't flock to teaching and CS.
The poster of the greatgrandparent is Marxist Hacker, which may be why the grandfather post asked that question.
The comma is in the original.
On Rule 5, how does he expect graduates to pay off their student loans by flipping burgers?
Except that other professionals don't have to settle for studio apartments and little cars. And if people want to have children?
I've finished it. And I have read some Kant, although Critique of Pure Reason is a bit of a slog.
I object to calling scientific medicine "traditional", as it has only been a "tradition" for two or three centuries.
Oh yes, it's Bill!
When was this? I bought an Averatec laptop in March of 2004, and it came with a Windows XP recovery CD.
Do you post in Plain Old Text, or do you post in HTML Formatted? In the latter case, of course the CRs aren't recognized, as they aren't recognized in HTML.
The issue isn't if the product is supported; the issue is if the product will allow one to connect via AOL. Time Warner doesn't support Linux on Road Runner, but somehow I managed to read your post.
But its gravitational hold on the moon would be weaker.
Would bits of former spaceship hitting your hull sound like an explosion?
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And how is virtual memory different from swap? Guess I'm missing some more stuff!
There is an open source implementations of java (gcj).
There's always ucblogo, which runs natively on Linux.
In the short run perhaps. But if Linux could get increased funding for such software, it might attract more people to the field.
Also, maybe Linux firms could afford to higher talent from other firms, thus not only strengthening Linux, but weakening its competitors.