FDR packed the supreme court and installed himself for an unprecedented 3rd time. Talk about abuse of power.
Read up on history a bit; there were no limits to how long a single person could remain in cumbency for. The 22nd Amendment was ratified years after his presidency which established the two terms and up to ten years of incumbency limit.
Just to let you know, even those 6 nukes wouldn't realistically provide enough momentum to change the momentum of a metric shitload of liquid iron. I'm guessing it'd be somewhere above 20 or 30... Besides, when the relational momentum of said magma changes its direction, it should only affect where the exact locations of the Earth's magnetic poles are.
Back in ye olden days of Windows 9x, there wasn't an available multi-user concept featured in Unix for at least 25+ years at the time. When win9x went away in favour of a Windows NT kernel and environment, the multi-user environment was a completely new concept to hundreds of inexperienced programmers. To this day, several commonly-used programs still depend on Administrator access due to its development under an originally single-user environment or out of plain ignorance/stupidity.
I like how you made the coloured boxes around everything. I do that only for the comments page (makes it easier to determine where threads start and end).
I guess you didn't notice, but the point behind Sony's tactics here is to provide an extremely fragile media so that you'll both not be able to back up your videos due to draconian DRM and you'll end up rebuying your videos every time they fuck up.
Consequently, BitComet is one of the few BT clients that isn't open source (and is also Windows-only due to that). The Lone Wolf programmer who makes freeware is advised to make it open source either via copyleft GPL or even something like the modified BSD license. If BC was open source, I'm sure that someone experienced in programming for BT would be able to submit a patch to fix that issue.
What the hell kind of patent is that? Every patent I've ever seen has had 100+ claims, and most of them will link back to a previous claim (usually a common claim or the one previous to it).
Neither Finder nor Nautilus provide web access. Konqueror is more of a suite of programs (file manager + web browser), but it's also far more secure than IE.
After they acquired mozilla.com? I mean, sure, `grep -R ns mozilla/' to see how nearly every class and template in the source is prefixed with `ns', so yeah, the Netscape roots still continue to exist.
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No, but I've read some of the more commonly used ones (not just when the GPL, MPL, or another free license that I've read before is used as an "EULA") and seen where this sort of shit goes haywire.
I haven't written an article, but I think I might one day (I've written about far more pointless things before). The main good points are applications (e.g. amaroK, all the system-related and utilty-related packages, Konqueror (although I prefer Firefox), etc.), maturity (actually has plenty of toolkit-related things working very well, no need for an old Qt to be used to make a bunch of apps look like ass like GTK1 does), usability, cleanliness, and several more things.
Other than the words `friend' and `she' being used in the same context on Slashdot, your post is either a load of shit or a sad reminder of what a cesspool myspace is...
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FDR packed the supreme court and installed himself for an unprecedented 3rd time. Talk about abuse of power.
Read up on history a bit; there were no limits to how long a single person could remain in cumbency for. The 22nd Amendment was ratified years after his presidency which established the two terms and up to ten years of incumbency limit.
The non-American English usage of 's' instead of 'z' in words that typically end in -ze (or -se) before being conjugated.
20 or 30 k that is. That, and they'd have to be able to provide torque to combat the angular momentum of the iron.
Just to let you know, even those 6 nukes wouldn't realistically provide enough momentum to change the momentum of a metric shitload of liquid iron. I'm guessing it'd be somewhere above 20 or 30...
Besides, when the relational momentum of said magma changes its direction, it should only affect where the exact locations of the Earth's magnetic poles are.
Unless you feel ok in spending twice the money for an iPod.
You mean I wasn't paying that much already?
Aren't kernel releases like 2.6.14-4 a Debian and other distro maintainers sort of thing to do? Or is this done by the official Torvalds&co team?
Back in ye olden days of Windows 9x, there wasn't an available multi-user concept featured in Unix for at least 25+ years at the time. When win9x went away in favour of a Windows NT kernel and environment, the multi-user environment was a completely new concept to hundreds of inexperienced programmers. To this day, several commonly-used programs still depend on Administrator access due to its development under an originally single-user environment or out of plain ignorance/stupidity.
I guess you didn't notice, but the point behind Sony's tactics here is to provide an extremely fragile media so that you'll both not be able to back up your videos due to draconian DRM and you'll end up rebuying your videos every time they fuck up.
Damn Mexicans and their cheap infrastructure upgrades...
What a liar; that guy at 127.0.0.1 only has about 80 gigs of porn and not really any movies! Ah well, nice taste in porn anyway...
Consequently, BitComet is one of the few BT clients that isn't open source (and is also Windows-only due to that). The Lone Wolf programmer who makes freeware is advised to make it open source either via copyleft GPL or even something like the modified BSD license. If BC was open source, I'm sure that someone experienced in programming for BT would be able to submit a patch to fix that issue.
I doubt Google would try to /. their own servers...
/.ed than Google ever would be.
Besides, Slashdot is more likely to be
What the hell kind of patent is that? Every patent I've ever seen has had 100+ claims, and most of them will link back to a previous claim (usually a common claim or the one previous to it).
Neither Finder nor Nautilus provide web access. Konqueror is more of a suite of programs (file manager + web browser), but it's also far more secure than IE.
How do you know it's dead? You might have killed it by asking who he voted for.
My guess is that anyone who's opinion would matter doesn't know what hentai is and the difference between that and normal anime.
Why did I read his name as "Lynch, Dr. Penis D."? ...
I think he's sure...
That must've sucked. Up here in Chicago, there has to be at least 4 or 5 major telcos, and dozens of mobile phone telcos.
Add a fan? I think you mean `change the liquid helium cooling system'.
After they acquired mozilla.com? I mean, sure, `grep -R ns mozilla/' to see how nearly every class and template in the source is prefixed with `ns', so yeah, the Netscape roots still continue to exist.
No, but I've read some of the more commonly used ones (not just when the GPL, MPL, or another free license that I've read before is used as an "EULA") and seen where this sort of shit goes haywire.
Yes, I need to get a life...
I haven't written an article, but I think I might one day (I've written about far more pointless things before). The main good points are applications (e.g. amaroK, all the system-related and utilty-related packages, Konqueror (although I prefer Firefox), etc.), maturity (actually has plenty of toolkit-related things working very well, no need for an old Qt to be used to make a bunch of apps look like ass like GTK1 does), usability, cleanliness, and several more things.
Other than the words `friend' and `she' being used in the same context on Slashdot, your post is either a load of shit or a sad reminder of what a cesspool myspace is...