I still have a complaint though... the Advanced Search "exact match" is unintuitive.
agreed. I would also think that putting something in quotes means i am looking for a phrase, but the '+'s are still need inside the quotes. Also putting a '+' in front (e.g. +"if you like it" should result in matching all the words in the quotes.
Well, you still may think it is a hassle, but, if you took 1/10th of the time it took to complain about it, you'd see that a search for "+an ion-trap +that +will" at google will give you what you want. (in.23 seconds)
CS is too often just learning to program, not the hows and whys and whatnots.
I like Chris DiBonas comments on that matter but pump his attitude up to very annoying and there i am. I tire of the kids wanting to know "which language should I learn?".
btw, try lisp
while havenco is cool, these guys at Sealand take them selves WAY to seriously. Please. Its a fricken little heliopad and a couple cement tubes. Nation? No.
Please
Thank you
UPDATE: The California Independent System Operator
has downgraded Thursday's Stage Three power
emergency to a Stage Two emergency, ending the
threat of rolling blackouts across the Bay Area.
from their board: (lowercased to get past the crybaby filter)
of course the film is "in shambles" at this phase of production....the movie comes out 18 goddamn months from now...!!!!
since this thing not only requires linux and X11, i don't see how this is more than a fancy xml-programmable window manager. it may become more in the future. but calling a window manager an OS is a major exaggeration.
for it to be an OS it would need to allow me to log into it, and create an environment where i can run programs without them being aware that they are actually on a different system (the linux host). i have seen nothing of that in the description.
saying that the delete key should actually delete things...
WTF does that have to do with how long an email can be "held against you" whatever that means.
I also must disagree with "This is an astonishingly insightful idea". Of course if actually was able to see the article (/.ed) i could comment on that instead the foolish poster of the story
OMYGOD ive been looking for a DB of barcode stuff like that. As soon as I can get in im hoping that there are comic book, yes I said comic books, in there.
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I still have a complaint though ... the Advanced Search "exact match" is unintuitive.
agreed. I would also think that putting something in quotes means i am looking for a phrase, but the '+'s are still need inside the quotes. Also putting a '+' in front (e.g. +"if you like it" should result in matching all the words in the quotes.
Well, you still may think it is a hassle, but, if you took 1/10th of the time it took to complain about it, you'd see that a search for "+an ion-trap +that +will" at google will give you what you want. (in .23 seconds)
Yeah... from the woz article....
Woz finished the night with numerous stories of some of his best practical jokes.
Funny one about the bills. Wish I could hear more. Bet there were some good ones.
should article posters really be alowed to edit the contents of an article after it has been posted and commented on?
yes
CS is too often just learning to program, not the hows and whys and whatnots. I like Chris DiBonas comments on that matter but pump his attitude up to very annoying and there i am. I tire of the kids wanting to know "which language should I learn?". btw, try lisp
sneh. Should have mentioned that it's for windoze only
while havenco is cool, these guys at Sealand take them selves WAY to seriously. Please. Its a fricken little heliopad and a couple cement tubes. Nation? No.
Please
Thank you
An AC sends in a LinuxToday story and shared-source.com. Discuss.
Worst summary ever. What a hoosier michael is.
Hemos writes...
I'm not sure I know too many people who would directly compare Linux/BSD with standard UNIX Systems like Irix, Solaris, etc.
What a maroon. Ever look at... oh.. slashdot?
I now send the postage-page envelopes back from junk mailers. Heh...
took me a minute. Postage-paid you umean.
It's funny because it's true.
UPDATE: The California Independent System Operator
has downgraded Thursday's Stage Three power
emergency to a Stage Two emergency, ending the
threat of rolling blackouts across the Bay Area.
It is supposed to be be shown in theatres in two weeks before Thirteen Days, which starts Jan 12th.
Worst sentence ever
from their board: (lowercased to get past the crybaby filter) of course the film is "in shambles" at this phase of production....the movie comes out 18 goddamn months from now...!!!!
The Assayer is a web site for user-contributed book reviews, with a focus on free books.
Put a ring around the bo...
Cal it bo-ring. Like this site.
since this thing not only requires linux and X11, i don't see how this is more than a fancy xml-programmable window manager. it may become more in the future. but calling a window manager an OS is a major exaggeration.
for it to be an OS it would need to allow me to log into it, and create an environment where i can run programs without them being aware that they are actually on a different system (the linux host). i have seen nothing of that in the description.
i think esr is on crack
i like all tvs. i must have one of each.
I am not elvis, however.
Here's one more that you forgot. The story appeared here too so its even longer!
...analyzing the dangers which come into life when humans translate syntax into meaning...
Nope. Please to read before posting.
heehee its nice to be able to say it since Ive done the same. of course i dont post stories. only dumb posts like this
saying that the delete key should actually delete things... WTF does that have to do with how long an email can be "held against you" whatever that means.
I also must disagree with "This is an astonishingly insightful idea". Of course if actually was able to see the article (/.ed) i could comment on that instead the foolish poster of the story
What quote? Are you ok?
OMYGOD ive been looking for a DB of barcode stuff like that. As soon as I can get in im hoping that there are comic book, yes I said comic books, in there.
i dont like MS but it's an optional feature ya freaks
Its lame to use a small number of sites to base the conclusions on. LAME.