yesyes 50 percent chance within 12 minutes of course.
This article doesn't mention anything about the research done to find out how they came up with "50 percent compromised in 12 minutes". In other words "We seriously worked a lot (playing solitaire) and we found out (made up) that 50 percent (5) get viruses within 12 minutes (not too sure)".
Trebek: No one knows! No one can figure out if the hot tea is hot or cold? Sullivan: Can I touch the iced tea Trebek: NO! ITS HOT TEA! Sullivan: Then I have no idea
Exactly what I'm trying to tell to ppl who aren't aware when buying music online.
Albums that provide you the freedom to do backups, to re-encode in whatever format/bitrate you want.
Buy a song that has DRM (most online music stores anyway) and which takes away the freedom that you had when buying an album. All that at a price more expensive than buying an album.
I know music stores will never consider selling music using a lossless codec without DRM but if I have to buy a whole album for a few songs that I want and be able to "tinker with", then so be it.
Maybe because that doesn't answer the fucking question which was "Are there any 64bit version of Slackware" that many would probably be interested in. Instead you come up and say "Why not Debian".
It's like when I ask a question about compiling a certain program's source package and then the whole thing turns into a gentoo vs the rest of the world kind of conversation.
Why not Debian? Who ever said this was a replacement to Debian? That's what you make it seem! Some ppl will take Debian. Some ppl will take Slackware It's just more choices.
I want to use Slackware, why not Gentoo right? Those kind of questions are blindly asked without knowing what I really want and what I don't want. That's what you just did.
A person wants this, but you suggest that.... No, stfu. That's not what the person wants.
There's nothing wrong with Debian! (using Debian sarge on a fileserver) Your question was simply too vague and common among the OSS community where ppl like to steer away the conversations and start defending their favorite distro/software.
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yesyes 50 percent chance within 12 minutes of course.
This article doesn't mention anything about the research done to find out how they came up with "50 percent compromised in 12 minutes". In other words "We seriously worked a lot (playing solitaire) and we found out (made up) that 50 percent (5) get viruses within 12 minutes (not too sure)".
many kind of drugs are illegal but you don't see drugs go away now do you?
Just because an anime gets licensed in North America doesn't mean every fansub team will stop working on it. They aren't suppose to, but they do.
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death ray?
Trebek: No one knows! No one can figure out if the hot tea is hot or cold?
Sullivan: Can I touch the iced tea
Trebek: NO! ITS HOT TEA!
Sullivan: Then I have no idea
Time to write blogs where Viagra appears at every 3rd word.
You'll see a sudden explosion at your local pharmacies
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Exactly what I'm trying to tell to ppl who aren't aware when buying music online.
Albums that provide you the freedom to do backups, to re-encode in whatever format/bitrate you want.
Buy a song that has DRM (most online music stores anyway) and which takes away the freedom that you had when buying an album. All that at a price more expensive than buying an album.
I know music stores will never consider selling music using a lossless codec without DRM but if I have to buy a whole album for a few songs that I want and be able to "tinker with", then so be it.
-he uses his riches, raw determination and technological know-how to equip himself to fight evil. So why couldn't the average geek do the same?
Atomic wedgies..
never accessed any feature of the ipod that isn't related to music or the calendar?
and I say this without the slightest lack honesty, I think it's a fabulous name! o_O
more like Firebird > Firefox > ?
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crap....
Maybe because that doesn't answer the fucking question which was "Are there any 64bit version of Slackware" that many would probably be interested in. Instead you come up and say "Why not Debian".
It's like when I ask a question about compiling a certain program's source package and then the whole thing turns into a gentoo vs the rest of the world kind of conversation.
Why not Debian? Who ever said this was a replacement to Debian? That's what you make it seem! Some ppl will take Debian. Some ppl will take Slackware It's just more choices.
I want to use Slackware, why not Gentoo right? Those kind of questions are blindly asked without knowing what I really want and what I don't want. That's what you just did.
A person wants this, but you suggest that.... No, stfu. That's not what the person wants.
There's nothing wrong with Debian! (using Debian sarge on a fileserver) Your question was simply too vague and common among the OSS community where ppl like to steer away the conversations and start defending their favorite distro/software.
(If not then Apple are stupid).
If not then Apple is stupid. Saying are makes you look stupid.
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