As the other reply suggested, I'm using Linux. While wxUniversal does have an attempt at an X11 port going, it looks pretty dead. And I've had a real nightmare getting wx working via GTK.
No, there's a very important distinction. The KDE people want KDE itself to remain LGPL - something which your (presuming you are grandparent) previous post would suggest you support. That's the reason they don't allow GPL libraries into KDE, and also why they're careful to keep KDE and Qt distinct. The idea is that propriety projects can still use KDE - they'll just have to buy a license for Qt.
Family are going off to midnight mass. I'm not religious. I don't mind going on the day to be with the folk of the village, familyness etc., but I draw the line at going off into town to church at midnight.
That's only while he's preparing you. The XP SP2 vulnerabilities will be ones which make your monitor explode, then in Longhorn we'll start seeing ones where an attacker can pull an uzi on you.
It could miss us in lots of different ways - too high, too low, too far to the left, too fast, etc. Space is very big and the Earth is really a rather small target.
KDE does not allow Qt into KDE either. It just uses Qt, because at the time (and arguably now) qt was the only library suitable for making a user-friendly desktop environment. It's not about money-grabbing, it's about pragmatism.
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Some viruses exist that will send random documents from your hard drive to people in your address book. Not many, but some.
oh yeah, that's not a forced upgrade, goodness no.
Well, the people with the need and desire are trying, but they haven't got there yet.
As the other reply suggested, I'm using Linux. While wxUniversal does have an attempt at an X11 port going, it looks pretty dead. And I've had a real nightmare getting wx working via GTK.
No, there's a very important distinction. The KDE people want KDE itself to remain LGPL - something which your (presuming you are grandparent) previous post would suggest you support. That's the reason they don't allow GPL libraries into KDE, and also why they're careful to keep KDE and Qt distinct. The idea is that propriety projects can still use KDE - they'll just have to buy a license for Qt.
Family are going off to midnight mass. I'm not religious. I don't mind going on the day to be with the folk of the village, familyness etc., but I draw the line at going off into town to church at midnight.
You're not really in a position to be making points about slashdotting on christmas eve.
What truth?
There is no Santa. Then you will see it is not the Santa that breaks the rules of Physics, but your mind.
Because, as someone above said, then you start believing in religion, and then you start killing people.
I think some people do some thing involving ... other "people" ... at christmas. Bah, me and my speakers are having a right jolly time.
So are RFID chips. They're being used for everything, it's not as if only the government has access to the technology.
A modifiable barcode would be worse than useless, surely?
You think those are more likely to happen than a bored checkin person not bothering to look at the photo?
If it's not setting off the metal detector just keep it on you. Of course if they strip-search you they'll find it, but that would be the case anyway.
MD5's not really secure enough any more - especially for Debian where more or less anyone can add a package.
That's only while he's preparing you. The XP SP2 vulnerabilities will be ones which make your monitor explode, then in Longhorn we'll start seeing ones where an attacker can pull an uzi on you.
And if I don't have the hard disk space for it?
Netscape's the key. Stay off IE and you're fine, even in win 3.0.
It could miss us in lots of different ways - too high, too low, too far to the left, too fast, etc. Space is very big and the Earth is really a rather small target.
There is no causation. People just claim cause and effect to make their miserable, pointless lives seem worthwile.
Any other forces are just as likely to redirect it away from us as towards us
KDE does not allow Qt into KDE either. It just uses Qt, because at the time (and arguably now) qt was the only library suitable for making a user-friendly desktop environment. It's not about money-grabbing, it's about pragmatism.
Install emacspeak and w3. It's doable.
Well, time to go up out of the basement and sing some carols. Merry Christmas to you.
We obviously know different people and keyboards.