Perhaps you haven't figured this out yet, but the whole Gaia-as-goddess thing is a load of horseshit. The globe can't be "raped".
That's a very complicated way of saying 'I am an unimaginativly human being who doesn't know any of the words "abstract", "abstractly" and "conceptional"'.
So far the lifestyle *has* been sustainable.
Perhaps you have heard sth about "ozone hole", "deforestation" (not only rainforest, also in Canada and Europe), "overstraining of farmland" (mostly through "artificial" fertilizer), "water shortage in Europe" (esp. in northern Italy in the Po lowlands) and "finite oil resources" lately.
Am i the only one who first thought of a direct link between the ROV's and Seattle when reading the arcticle? What made me wonder: H2O doesnt let EM-waves go very far. Thus a ROV has a cable connection to it's mothership. But this draft should make it clear how it really is.
No wonder you're posting anonymously, because your post is full of false facts:
NetBSD's binary releases include support for an amazing 40 platforms and an additional 12 platforms in the source code.
No, 54 platforms with 48 as binary release.
It's currently at version 2.6.1, with aggressive testing on the new NetBSD 2.0 promising fruition by the first half of 2005.
No, it's currently at version 3.99.7 and NetBSD 2.0 was released in December 2004.
Its desktop and production applications are so limited as to be nonexistent and this isn't likely to change even after NetBSD 2.0 is released.
I wouldn't call 5400 ports in pkgsrc, which is, btw, available for 12 different OSes, "nonexistent". If the only thing you can do is to paste some old article in here, go away.
Most of these problems will go away if you install GNUstep on top of Linux. GNUstep is not just a thin shell around Linx in the way Gnome and KDE are, it creates a consistent environment for the user.
Ok, i've installed GNUstep. Now, how do i run it? I managed to put/usr/pkg/share/GNUstep/System/Library/Makefiles/GN Ustep.sh into my ~/.zshrc but i don't know how i start applications now! I've tried to run/usr/pkg/share/GNUstep/System/Applications/GWorksp ace.app/GWorkspace but it keeps complaining about a mysterious GDNC server which isn't running, but should?! And something about "fswatcher", "ddbd" etc. Sorry, but i wasn't able to actually _use_ it, because i can't click anything (nothing reacted upon a click) and every ten seconds a message about this gdnc thingy popped up.
You should have actually read about what you have posted. The "European Researchers' Night" isn't only in Brussels, it's an event in whole Europe. ASIMO is only in Brussels.
...giving a brief statement to the New York Times from his Maui survivalist compound, was reported to be "extremely pleased" with the £133.7 million severance package given to each of the five-and-a-half trustees of the Wikimædia Foundation. Wikipædia is best known as the "encyclop[a]edia" that any old fool can edit."
When I turned on xcompmgr on my Ubuntu box, it was actually quite surprising how much easier it was to determine what windows are where.
When i turned on xcompmgr, my computer went unusable.
And for the record, those who think that eye candy adds excessive processor bloat, my current Linux system is a Duron 600mHz with 256MB of RAM and a GeForce4 MX.
1,6 GHz Athlon with 256MB. And a videocard which has no usable DRI support, namely a Savage8 DDR.
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*sighs* Now i really understand the proverb about the "give a man a fish"-thingy...
So, what's this article good for? Advertisement for ImageShack?
he/she/it writes wise words.
...they'll go photonic?
That's a very complicated way of saying 'I am an unimaginativly human being who doesn't know any of the words "abstract", "abstractly" and "conceptional"'.
So far the lifestyle *has* been sustainable.
Perhaps you have heard sth about "ozone hole", "deforestation" (not only rainforest, also in Canada and Europe), "overstraining of farmland" (mostly through "artificial" fertilizer), "water shortage in Europe" (esp. in northern Italy in the Po lowlands) and "finite oil resources" lately.
BTW, humans are part of nature and therefore are natural and so is human action. We (as in humankind) are neither nonnatural nor supernatural.
Just look at Kliper which is basically a Soyuz capsule. ESA and Roskosmus have plans to build it till 2011.
Am i the only one who first thought of a direct link between the ROV's and Seattle when reading the arcticle? What made me wonder: H2O doesnt let EM-waves go very far. Thus a ROV has a cable connection to it's mothership. But this draft should make it clear how it really is.
NetBSD's binary releases include support for an amazing 40 platforms and an additional 12 platforms in the source code.
No, 54 platforms with 48 as binary release.
It's currently at version 2.6.1, with aggressive testing on the new NetBSD 2.0 promising fruition by the first half of 2005.
No, it's currently at version 3.99.7 and NetBSD 2.0 was released in December 2004.
Its desktop and production applications are so limited as to be nonexistent and this isn't likely to change even after NetBSD 2.0 is released.
I wouldn't call 5400 ports in pkgsrc, which is, btw, available for 12 different OSes, "nonexistent". If the only thing you can do is to paste some old article in here, go away.
I think "data model" refers to distribution and the scalability of distribution in this case.
What about buying mainboards which are supported?
HFS+ integration is a Google SoC project at NetBSD.
Ok, i've installed GNUstep. Now, how do i run it? I managed to put /usr/pkg/share/GNUstep/System/Library/Makefiles/GN Ustep.sh into my ~/.zshrc but i don't know how i start applications now! I've tried to run /usr/pkg/share/GNUstep/System/Applications/GWorksp ace.app/GWorkspace but it keeps complaining about a mysterious GDNC server which isn't running, but should?! And something about "fswatcher", "ddbd" etc. Sorry, but i wasn't able to actually _use_ it, because i can't click anything (nothing reacted upon a click) and every ten seconds a message about this gdnc thingy popped up.
Only one thing should be changed: map /usr/share/doc readonly to $HOME/doc.
That should be enough for everyone. No need to worry about a complicated directory structure.
Ok, it's nothing to eat but nevertheless a real problem, especially when you have long hairs (ponytail) ;-)
You should have actually read about what you have posted. The "European Researchers' Night" isn't only in Brussels, it's an event in whole Europe. ASIMO is only in Brussels.
Yes, Tim Roberts did a good job. But the free ProSavage (DDR) drivers are still limited. To date theres no working support vor XvMC for this card(s).
Perhaps they wanted to keep up with Unix?
You would also be prepared if it was a random date because the comittee will announce it before.
cited from this wikipedia article.
If that isn't an april fool's joke, i don't know what else... oh, wait:
"See also:
- April Fool's Day
- Bad Jokes and Other Deleted Nonsense
"
And i don't believe that who? invented USB, by the way.
It has an 55MHz Arm Processor, runs Linux and has busybox aboard. Enough control for me.
When i turned on xcompmgr, my computer went unusable.
And for the record, those who think that eye candy adds excessive processor bloat, my current Linux system is a Duron 600mHz with 256MB of RAM and a GeForce4 MX.
1,6 GHz Athlon with 256MB. And a videocard which has no usable DRI support, namely a Savage8 DDR.
Get the 'Theora'-codec. For winblows, see the FAQ.