DDT is dangerous? So is that why my uncle is slightly stupid because he used to think it was fun to ride his bike "in the fog." It all makes sense now.
If that's a similar product to the one on this page http://www.ramelectronics.net/html/usb-ps2-adapter.htm
then it may not work. And the other one they have on there looks freaking huge. So, it looks like they exist (I didn't doubt that) but how well they work and how big they are I suppose it the kicker for this discussion right?
If you're referring to the actual article, then maybe this quote will help " 'He was cooperative and admitted he had done this,' Simpson said, adding that police confiscated the device, which plugged into a keyboard port in the back of a computer tower."
Sooo, how many run of the mill teachers are supposed to be checking their ps2 port every day, or even before/after each class? Yeah... That's what I thought!
Not really, www.freepascal.org would be a good start if you're still interested for some reason. (though I couldn't find freepascal on the chart because my understanding it's a mix between first Borland Object Pascal and now Delphi. Maybe it's because it's similar to those to be just considered one of the other.) But FreePascal is quite interesting IMHO.
Oh yeah, Pascal was the first language I learned back my freshman year of high school in 2000. The language was ditched for Java when a new instructor came in 2002 though.
They asked about Linux, not BSD's. For what the person asked I'd guess either FreeBSD or NetBSD (I don't know much about DragonflyBSD.) Though fbsd and nbsd both have similar features to what is being asked for, not all software works perfect with the BSD's. Their Linux emulation layer isn't bad, but from what I've seen it's not perfect. The one thing they don't have would probably be the "high-level support options." On a side note, I like NetBSD and Slackware.
Communism was this vaguely threatening bogeyman who could lob nuclear missles at your country
Yes, WWIII would have been threatening (assuming all the nuclear bombs being thrown back and forth would be called WWIII or if anyone was around to call it that.) Not to mention that there were some very close calls during the Cold War that could have sparked that to happen
Not so true in the BSD world. From what I've read the kernel and base system are considered one in the same (or something along those lines. Talk to a BSD expert, but it's something like that.)
Look how much of sourceforge is full of duplicate GTK/QT frontends to some library someone came up with.
Hell, there are just as many small projects like that for Windows. Or maybe you just don't ever go to shareware/freeware sites. So I hardly understand your argument.
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Last I heard, Gentoo was a species of penguin.... Maybe I missed the joke
Finally, art that matters... (and yes, I would call it art.)
I haven't seen it played because Halo su.... I mean.... *cough* I don't get out much.... Yes... nice cover-up to save karma.....
So that's why they were suing other people......
I can't even read that comment.... Urge to kill.... Rising.....
Funny, because with Slackware I ended up doing most all of that by hand anyways when setting up. Oh well,
You mean my "ultra-super-duper-optimized" Gentoo install isn't that good after all?
It is default root, that's what most people's (for obviously good reasons) gripe with Linspire is.
Not to mention how many times "Hack" and "Ugly Hack" are used like it tells here
Yes, and it's still a joke right?
DDT is dangerous? So is that why my uncle is slightly stupid because he used to think it was fun to ride his bike "in the fog." It all makes sense now.
You do realize most the security holes in BSD's are introduced AFTER the base install right?
It's interesting I was looking at OpenStep/GNUstep stuff about 8 weeks ago for quite sometime before all these articles started coming out =P
If that's a similar product to the one on this page http://www.ramelectronics.net/html/usb-ps2-adapter .htm
then it may not work. And the other one they have on there looks freaking huge. So, it looks like they exist (I didn't doubt that) but how well they work and how big they are I suppose it the kicker for this discussion right?
If you're referring to the actual article, then maybe this quote will help " 'He was cooperative and admitted he had done this,' Simpson said, adding that police confiscated the device, which plugged into a keyboard port in the back of a computer tower."
Sooo, how many run of the mill teachers are supposed to be checking their ps2 port every day, or even before/after each class? Yeah... That's what I thought!
Is Pascal all but dead?
Not really, www.freepascal.org would be a good start if you're still interested for some reason. (though I couldn't find freepascal on the chart because my understanding it's a mix between first Borland Object Pascal and now Delphi. Maybe it's because it's similar to those to be just considered one of the other.) But FreePascal is quite interesting IMHO.
Oh yeah, Pascal was the first language I learned back my freshman year of high school in 2000. The language was ditched for Java when a new instructor came in 2002 though.
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vi, kde, pc, both suck, pirate only because my friend kills ninjas... can't get too attached to them you know?
They asked about Linux, not BSD's. For what the person asked I'd guess either FreeBSD or NetBSD (I don't know much about DragonflyBSD.) Though fbsd and nbsd both have similar features to what is being asked for, not all software works perfect with the BSD's. Their Linux emulation layer isn't bad, but from what I've seen it's not perfect. The one thing they don't have would probably be the "high-level support options." On a side note, I like NetBSD and Slackware.
Communism was this vaguely threatening bogeyman who could lob nuclear missles at your country
Yes, WWIII would have been threatening (assuming all the nuclear bombs being thrown back and forth would be called WWIII or if anyone was around to call it that.) Not to mention that there were some very close calls during the Cold War that could have sparked that to happen
Reading the manuals/FAQ's are for morons!
And your comment wasn't a waste of space (like this one is a waste of space just to point out your comment is also a waste of space)
Not so true in the BSD world. From what I've read the kernel and base system are considered one in the same (or something along those lines. Talk to a BSD expert, but it's something like that.)
Look how much of sourceforge is full of duplicate GTK/QT frontends to some library someone came up with.
Hell, there are just as many small projects like that for Windows. Or maybe you just don't ever go to shareware/freeware sites. So I hardly understand your argument.
Ummmmmm..... didn't 98lite modify windows 98, meaning it wasn't a reimplementation of it? Or am I just remembering wrong.