Camino is a damn sleek alernative to Firefox for OS X. It doesn't have as many features or extensions like Firefox, but its minimalism is quite appealing.
I would hope that most CDs are mastered on monitors with a flat frequency response so they sound good on any speakers--or at least that's what they want us to believe:)
And here I was, planning to build a Beowulf cluster of cats in boxes! Don't I feel foolish now, thinking I was going to break all sorts of encryption schemes by factoring large numbers based on the ratio of living cats to dead cats.
The sad part is that she is a security expert compared to most people. If the majority of people didn't know that cars used internal combustion engines, you'd practically be a car wizard if you knew things like that the car has a transmission and different gears.
Can't you at least try to use some form of redirect or something? I mean, being a troll is bad enough, but you're a lazy troll. In the immortal words of Lao Tzu:
Not reporting something because you don't think it's worth reporting, or you don't think people will care, or even because you're biased and don't want to report it is one thing. Not reporting it because you'll go to jail is another thing. The US government doesn't even "kind of" censor the media like in Russia. This is about media self-censorship. It is a serious problem, yes, but the problem is not tyranny.
But seriously, you don't have to be smart to understand computers, you just have to think logically. Most of the time I find when people can't understand how do to something on the computer, it's because they expect the computer to act like a human instead of a machine. I think this is part of the problem with Windows--being aimed at the lowest common denominator, it's more concerned with working when used improperly than excelling at being used properly. Hackers hate the paper clip for all the right reasons, and people like it for all the wrong reasons.
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Camino is a damn sleek alernative to Firefox for OS X. It doesn't have as many features or extensions like Firefox, but its minimalism is quite appealing.
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Last names are familiar names, not surnames -- IN JAPAN!
I would hope that most CDs are mastered on monitors with a flat frequency response so they sound good on any speakers--or at least that's what they want us to believe :)
Clearly magic is preferable to science.
I wonder how many Mac users get tricked into typing Alt+F4 only to wonder why nothing happens?
At least OSS developers usually document known bugs. There's no manpage for Windows :)
They might have visceral reasons not to write for Linux, but MS does make Mac software.
It's from Confesssions of a Black Hole.
And here I was, planning to build a Beowulf cluster of cats in boxes! Don't I feel foolish now, thinking I was going to break all sorts of encryption schemes by factoring large numbers based on the ratio of living cats to dead cats.
Newton proved the laws of motion, and did a pretty damn good job at it too. Surely there's no point looking any further than his laws :)
Apple calls dibs on iMail!
"I would have gotten away with it, if it weren't for you meddling kids and your penguin!"
The sad part is that she is a security expert compared to most people. If the majority of people didn't know that cars used internal combustion engines, you'd practically be a car wizard if you knew things like that the car has a transmission and different gears.
Because "the same clowns" pay the salaries of public servants, not CEOs.
They had been living together for a while and didn't feel the need to get married. They're getting married now to try to prevent his deportation.
What he needs is a known unknown. That is to say, we don't know, but we know that we don't know, as opposed to not knowing what it is that we don't.
Prepare for exclusion!
1,000,000 USD is about equal to 560,000 GBP, not 5.6 million GBP.
YUO FAIL IT!!1
Not reporting something because you don't think it's worth reporting, or you don't think people will care, or even because you're biased and don't want to report it is one thing. Not reporting it because you'll go to jail is another thing. The US government doesn't even "kind of" censor the media like in Russia. This is about media self-censorship. It is a serious problem, yes, but the problem is not tyranny.
Yet somehow a Google search for "Muppets named top scientsists" brought up nothing :)
Clearly he should duke it out with Duncan Idaho.
But seriously, you don't have to be smart to understand computers, you just have to think logically. Most of the time I find when people can't understand how do to something on the computer, it's because they expect the computer to act like a human instead of a machine. I think this is part of the problem with Windows--being aimed at the lowest common denominator, it's more concerned with working when used improperly than excelling at being used properly. Hackers hate the paper clip for all the right reasons, and people like it for all the wrong reasons.
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Some of us write currency convertors, you insensitive clod!