If GNU were the name of the library that every Java user used, that every distribution of Java shipped with, and without which there would be no Java then RMS would be talking about GNU/Java.
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My point was that by the time someone realizes the debt needs to be paid the baby boomers will mostly be either dead or living off of Federal retirement programs such as Social Security and therefore not really taxable.
...Because neither of those have a blue laser in them? The 360 is using DVDs which use red lasers(aka Cheat Commando lasers) and the Wii is either using DVD-like or CD-like disks(red and infrared lasers respectively), probably the former though.
And Blu-Ray is actually less proprietary than HD-DVD. Blu-Ray is being supported by a very large consortium of companies. HD-DVD is being supported by...Microsoft. And one or two companies that are trying to make players that play both.
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Calling it a "progressive" tax makes it sound like a good thing. It's not.
Calling it a tax "cut" makes it sound like a good thing. It's not. (hint: who will be paying for these tax "cuts"? It's not the baby boomers...)
Wrong, kinda right, wrong, wrong, wrong.
He got lucky, grew a business, and released an inferior product with behemoth IBM's at a price that should have been considered too high but IBM was expensive so it didn't matter which consumers paid for because they wanted IBM.
I shaved a hundred dollars off my PC upgrade by using the same monitor. I shaved fifty more off by using the same speakers. I shaved sixty more off by using the same hard drive. And that was for a computer that had a 900MHz Duron. It would have cost $700 to upgrade were it not for those things, it only cost about $500 because of those things. That's a little more than 10% savings.
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No, but the chances of our getting said technology before the economic collapse grows smaller every day.
Console gamers. The type of people who think Halo is a good game.
For what? Understanding that he should try to change what he has a snowball's chance in hell of changing?
It was the console that had the original version of Chip's Challenge.
How fitting that you included a piece of vandalism that was quickly fixed, showing how Wikipedia works.
If GNU were the name of the library that every Java user used, that every distribution of Java shipped with, and without which there would be no Java then RMS would be talking about GNU/Java.
so why don't you kill me?
My point was that by the time someone realizes the debt needs to be paid the baby boomers will mostly be either dead or living off of Federal retirement programs such as Social Security and therefore not really taxable.
I thought the Japanese were the ones with an almost religious aversion to Unicode?
Actually, the only significant difference between Blu-Ray and HD-DVD is the size of the disc.
Actually it's called the "frontal lobe". Of course, that also houses all higher-level thought.
...Because neither of those have a blue laser in them? The 360 is using DVDs which use red lasers(aka Cheat Commando lasers) and the Wii is either using DVD-like or CD-like disks(red and infrared lasers respectively), probably the former though.
And Blu-Ray is actually less proprietary than HD-DVD. Blu-Ray is being supported by a very large consortium of companies. HD-DVD is being supported by...Microsoft. And one or two companies that are trying to make players that play both.
You'd have to be devious enough to make it look like 'good' code.
Answer: What year is it?
It's obviously because you're using SuSE. It's anticipation for the IE for Linux that will be part of the Novell/Microsoft deal.
(But seriously, I have no clue what's happening with the Novell/Microsoft deal.)
The. Internet. Is. Not. The. World. Wide. Web.
Now write that on a board 50 million times.
The commercials are PC vs Mac. Not necessarily OS-based.
The honor for that should go to Compaq, who made the first PC clone.
Wrong, kinda right, wrong, wrong, wrong.
He got lucky, grew a business, and released an inferior product with behemoth IBM's at a price that should have been considered too high but IBM was expensive so it didn't matter which consumers paid for because they wanted IBM.
Here.
Well, there isn't much difference between the Zune and dung...
I shaved a hundred dollars off my PC upgrade by using the same monitor. I shaved fifty more off by using the same speakers. I shaved sixty more off by using the same hard drive. And that was for a computer that had a 900MHz Duron. It would have cost $700 to upgrade were it not for those things, it only cost about $500 because of those things. That's a little more than 10% savings.
Google's is the real deal. Because it's Google. :)