Nevermind that to see the ads, you actually have to go and search them out, since the banners are in the community pages themselves, or you get them if you decide to use those newfangled features. It's all opt-in.
There was also an uproar when they introduced Plus accounts, which were also introduced as opt-in, and have so far remained that way. I don't see anyone complaining about those now, and even though I have a few friends with Plus accounts I've yet to see a single ad from them.
That sentence is, in fact, part of a longer saying. I've heard many versions, so I don't know which one is the original, but it goes something like this:
When they came for the jews, I didn't say anything, because I wasn't a jew. When they came for the homosexuals, I said nothing, because I wasn't a homosexual. When they came for other groups, I said nothing. When they came for me, there was no one left to say anything for me.
If you're so terribly ashamed of owning something named "Wii",
a) you have more important things to be worried about than a silly name; b) it's not like you're gonna have to shout to the world that you own one; c) why the hell did you buy it in the first place?
Sage, however, is an extension that needs to be installed separately. It's not the task of the Mozilla team to improve it, but the task of the Sage developer(s).
Openoffice has this thing called *network install*, once it has been installed on a main server all that is needed is to install small user files, if you can click next, next, next then you can do it in less than 10 seconds. I can install OOo on 50 computers in less than 45 mins.
And if you don't have a network, you can just run around like mad, pop the CD in, press Return a few dozen times as fast as you can, pop the CD out and dash to the next computer.
"Fear not"? While a disregard for ballistics might make the sniper miss your head, the bullet could as well end up going through your torso or legs or what-have-you.
It's like saying, "dude, I'm gonna die," and someone quickly correcting you, "no, you'll just be lethally wounded with an actual chance of survival."
Oh, you mean the frontend I use for Windows Update?
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If it takes that long to shoot an entire cylinder, what prevents stuff from appearing twice in the picture, if it's quick enough? I mean, you could stand in front of the camera until it's got enough of you in the picture, and then run to the opposite spot so it scans you again, or some weird maneuver like that.
Just imagine a single, puny UFO blazing at random through the sky. When the Pentagon gets ahold of the picture, they'll think a horde of aliens are gonna invade us.
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Nevermind that to see the ads, you actually have to go and search them out, since the banners are in the community pages themselves, or you get them if you decide to use those newfangled features. It's all opt-in.
There was also an uproar when they introduced Plus accounts, which were also introduced as opt-in, and have so far remained that way. I don't see anyone complaining about those now, and even though I have a few friends with Plus accounts I've yet to see a single ad from them.
So, uh, in other words, use a password to gain access to your password?
That sentence is, in fact, part of a longer saying. I've heard many versions, so I don't know which one is the original, but it goes something like this:
When they came for the jews, I didn't say anything, because I wasn't a jew. When they came for the homosexuals, I said nothing, because I wasn't a homosexual. When they came for other groups, I said nothing. When they came for me, there was no one left to say anything for me.
It doesn't, however, run Linux. So don't get your hopes up.
If you're so terribly ashamed of owning something named "Wii",
a) you have more important things to be worried about than a silly name;
b) it's not like you're gonna have to shout to the world that you own one;
c) why the hell did you buy it in the first place?
The CPOPA? But that doesn't sound flashy or patriotic or even remotely incendiary. This legislation will thus fail.
Whoa, talk about a vague summary title.
I mean, what happens when you read "Fundamental Constant Possibly Inconsistent" while the big Pi icon is in plain sight right next to it?
*shudder*
You newbie. I can write wrong in more languages than you can possibly imagine.
That's nothing. I'm sure the fourth post is already up for subscribers to read in advance.
I assume you haven't heard of the contraption usually known as "broom."
Am I the only one who read that as "Cross Skiing"?
Though, on the other hand, Cross Skilling would certainly feel like a super slalom or something.
Red Mage? Is that you?
Sage, however, is an extension that needs to be installed separately. It's not the task of the Mozilla team to improve it, but the task of the Sage developer(s).
And if you don't have a network, you can just run around like mad, pop the CD in, press Return a few dozen times as fast as you can, pop the CD out and dash to the next computer.
Plus you burn a few calories that way.
And 22 years later, he'd invent Dark Midichlorians.
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"Fear not"? While a disregard for ballistics might make the sniper miss your head, the bullet could as well end up going through your torso or legs or what-have-you.
It's like saying, "dude, I'm gonna die," and someone quickly correcting you, "no, you'll just be lethally wounded with an actual chance of survival."
Creating and improving our potential and eventual downfall doesn't really strike me as "intelligent", personally.
But you can bitch about them before anyone else.
A nice idea, if you want to smack roughly an 80% of the student population to death.
Phew, that's a good thing. My retina was on its last legs already, and I couldn't look any further even if I tried.
What's this... "Internet Explorer" you speak of?
Oh, you mean the frontend I use for Windows Update?
If it takes that long to shoot an entire cylinder, what prevents stuff from appearing twice in the picture, if it's quick enough? I mean, you could stand in front of the camera until it's got enough of you in the picture, and then run to the opposite spot so it scans you again, or some weird maneuver like that.
Just imagine a single, puny UFO blazing at random through the sky. When the Pentagon gets ahold of the picture, they'll think a horde of aliens are gonna invade us.