You might be right about a fungus being released, but Anthrax is not a fungus.
I expect better from/. to know the difference between a bacterium and a fungus ought to be trivial.
To hope that KDE developers do get the IMAP problems with Kmail sorted out and go back to Kontact and Kmail.
I came back to T-bird for those issues. The spam filtering works nicely too. Kmail was too slow with IMAP and Spamassasin on my desktop and Spamassasin on the server.
Side note to the topic at hand.
The reason for rotation has much more behind it than just fertilizer.
Mainly it cuts down on diseases, and other pests like insects or nematodes. You are correct though, rotating corn or wheat after soybeans does have the benefit of requiring less N.
I built and installed Kubuntu on a computer for a relative who is self described as computer illiterate, very computer illiterate.
The comment was, "This doesn't look that different (than Windows98)" which it replaced. They had no problems getting up and running with it.
In that respect this is a good thing if the buyer has a reson to buy Linux preinstalled, maybe price, security, dislike of Windows but not enough computer know-how to install it?
I felt the same way after I read it the first time.
I now find myself reading it every year or two and finding a new stuff in it. I find it fascinating to read the "history", it gives new depth to "There and Back Again" and "LOTR".
I'd have to agree with the movie assesment though, I was quite frustrated at times with the movies since I've read "The Silmarillion" several times.
Interesting. I had two Aiwa's (don't laugh they were cheap and I wanted cheap) that had Aux inputs on the front. That was seven years ago. My Sansui in high school had two RCA jack inputs on the back, back in the mid-90s that offered a better sound than a tape adapter. The Clarion in my car now has RCA Aux in. Not that uncommon it would seem. Every aftermarket stereo I've had had them.
It can be locked down so that unless the employer finds a "friend" they can't see the profile.
I don't see how everyone with a university e-mail address can see the profile if you set your permissions properly unless Facebook changes the rules. Which admittedly they could.
Memorize things in books? I musta missed that when I designed my own research project. That wasn't in a book for me to memorize.
Sounds like someone has a chip on their shoulder since they didn't go to school. No, I'm not rich, my parents are a dairy farmer and a teacher. I'm paying my own way.
Really irks me how many people have an attitude like you do. Just because I've decided to spend 30+ years in school isn't anything to you. I didn't do it so I'd be "better than you". I did it so I could do what I wanted to do. Without it, I can't, I'd be doing someone elses research.
With just a BS I was or MS I would be stuck being someone's technician.
With my PhD I'm able to do research that interests me. I'm still 2 years out from finishing. Not bad though considering I worked a full time job and finished my BS, then worked another job, then went back for a straight PhD program.
I like academia, I'll probably end up at another university in an extension position, or working for the USDA in some position. Both of those appeal to me more and give me more lattitude than having a BS in Soil and Crop Management. That qualified me to drive a spray rig and do crop scouting. With a PhD the work gets much more interesting and rewarding.
Cold start problems? I had a VW diesel in Nebraska that would sit outside in the dead of winter that never failed to start at subzero temps.
The problem will be/could be with the bioD itself. It likes to gel.
I wondered how it could be "more complicated". Seems pretty simple, plug this in here and that in there and go.
Less hassle than my mom goes through with her dialup that won't connect 1/2 the time.
I'd suggest you install SuSE 10 then and see. There is no need to partition, it does it automatically for you. As another individual stated, "With SuSE you click 'Next' a few times and you're done."
That's it. No partitioning needed. So give the man his $100 back please.
50 isn't badly tuned, it's quite common in the US at least with our diesel and the cars we can get. I got 55 only on looonnnngggg hiway drives in my '99 VW Golf.
I averaged 45, that was a 90 mile one way commute with 90% being I80 across Nebraska to Lincoln and the rest driving in Lincoln.
Now that's a scientific point of view I expect from Slashdot. Not objective but a liberal left leaning slant.
Nevermind that hurricanes run in 30 year cycles, or the last model I read about suggested that hurricanes would move north in the Atlantic, not increase in intensity.
Grow up!
Funny that you'd decry materialism in a thread basically bashing Christians, who should be decidedly not materialistic.
Not saying all Christians are. We all have our struggles. But that is one of the things that we're cautioned against frequently from the pulpit.
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You might be right about a fungus being released, but Anthrax is not a fungus. I expect better from /. to know the difference between a bacterium and a fungus ought to be trivial.
To hope that KDE developers do get the IMAP problems with Kmail sorted out and go back to Kontact and Kmail. I came back to T-bird for those issues. The spam filtering works nicely too. Kmail was too slow with IMAP and Spamassasin on my desktop and Spamassasin on the server.
Side note to the topic at hand. The reason for rotation has much more behind it than just fertilizer. Mainly it cuts down on diseases, and other pests like insects or nematodes. You are correct though, rotating corn or wheat after soybeans does have the benefit of requiring less N.
I was waiting for that comment, wondering why such an "insightful" individual was modded up.
I'd agree with this statement.
I built and installed Kubuntu on a computer for a relative who is self described as computer illiterate, very computer illiterate.
The comment was, "This doesn't look that different (than Windows98)" which it replaced. They had no problems getting up and running with it.
In that respect this is a good thing if the buyer has a reson to buy Linux preinstalled, maybe price, security, dislike of Windows but not enough computer know-how to install it?
I felt the same way after I read it the first time.
I now find myself reading it every year or two and finding a new stuff in it. I find it fascinating to read the "history", it gives new depth to "There and Back Again" and "LOTR".
I'd have to agree with the movie assesment though, I was quite frustrated at times with the movies since I've read "The Silmarillion" several times.
Interesting. I had two Aiwa's (don't laugh they were cheap and I wanted cheap) that had Aux inputs on the front. That was seven years ago. My Sansui in high school had two RCA jack inputs on the back, back in the mid-90s that offered a better sound than a tape adapter. The Clarion in my car now has RCA Aux in. Not that uncommon it would seem. Every aftermarket stereo I've had had them.
Worry about semantics much?
:shrug: Just quoting the Debian page... See http://goodbye-microsoft.com/more.html Typed on a laptop using Debian Etch. :p
For Ubuntu try this:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/install.exe
For Debian, the sister project of Ubuntu's project:
http://goodbye-microsoft.com/index.html
*disclaimer, I've not tried either one. Just thought they might be of use to you in this situation.
It can be locked down so that unless the employer finds a "friend" they can't see the profile. I don't see how everyone with a university e-mail address can see the profile if you set your permissions properly unless Facebook changes the rules. Which admittedly they could.
Memorize things in books? I musta missed that when I designed my own research project. That wasn't in a book for me to memorize.
Sounds like someone has a chip on their shoulder since they didn't go to school. No, I'm not rich, my parents are a dairy farmer and a teacher. I'm paying my own way.
Really irks me how many people have an attitude like you do. Just because I've decided to spend 30+ years in school isn't anything to you. I didn't do it so I'd be "better than you". I did it so I could do what I wanted to do. Without it, I can't, I'd be doing someone elses research.
Research that interests me.
With just a BS I was or MS I would be stuck being someone's technician.
With my PhD I'm able to do research that interests me. I'm still 2 years out from finishing. Not bad though considering I worked a full time job and finished my BS, then worked another job, then went back for a straight PhD program.
I like academia, I'll probably end up at another university in an extension position, or working for the USDA in some position. Both of those appeal to me more and give me more lattitude than having a BS in Soil and Crop Management. That qualified me to drive a spray rig and do crop scouting. With a PhD the work gets much more interesting and rewarding.
Blech, I hate monthly bills. No cable, no satellite radio for me. I'm sure it's great and all but I can live without it.
Cold start problems? I had a VW diesel in Nebraska that would sit outside in the dead of winter that never failed to start at subzero temps. The problem will be/could be with the bioD itself. It likes to gel.
Nobody made me get a cell phone. I'd say that I'm still free to make that decision.
I wondered how it could be "more complicated". Seems pretty simple, plug this in here and that in there and go. Less hassle than my mom goes through with her dialup that won't connect 1/2 the time.
X3 Switched several years ago after not wanting to deal with all the dependancies of GNUCash, esp. on Slackware when it didn't support GTK1.
KDE Cruft? That's alot easier to install kdelibs and then Kmymoney2 than all the junk with all the hoops you had to jump through for GNUCash.
For me Kmymoney2 has been a MUCH better application. If you don't want KDE libs, etc. there's always qhacc
I'd suggest you install SuSE 10 then and see. There is no need to partition, it does it automatically for you. As another individual stated, "With SuSE you click 'Next' a few times and you're done."
That's it. No partitioning needed. So give the man his $100 back please.
50 isn't badly tuned, it's quite common in the US at least with our diesel and the cars we can get. I got 55 only on looonnnngggg hiway drives in my '99 VW Golf. I averaged 45, that was a 90 mile one way commute with 90% being I80 across Nebraska to Lincoln and the rest driving in Lincoln.
Guarddog is my preference. http://www.simonzone.com/software/guarddog/
Export Firefox Adblock filters. Import in Konqueror.
That's the type of spelling I expect from someone who went to school in the US.
Now that's a scientific point of view I expect from Slashdot. Not objective but a liberal left leaning slant. Nevermind that hurricanes run in 30 year cycles, or the last model I read about suggested that hurricanes would move north in the Atlantic, not increase in intensity. Grow up!
Funny that you'd decry materialism in a thread basically bashing Christians, who should be decidedly not materialistic. Not saying all Christians are. We all have our struggles. But that is one of the things that we're cautioned against frequently from the pulpit.