Well, you can use the RH9 version of Enlightenment 1.0 on Gentoo now that Gentoo supports RPM. As long as the Free Software is not provided over a network that implements the 'Evil Bit'. God knows what MS thinks of Free Software.:)
How often does a dialogue box pop up where the affirmative outcome is desireable? Usually they're meant as warnings. I haven't seen a dialogue box yet that asks "Are you sure you want to open this document?"
So, basically, what we KNOW influences what we SEE.
Sounds plausible. Think of the ramifications on probability, and the general direction of the events which unfold both on the quantum and physical realities. The events we witness (even in real life) that lead to changes in what we are about to experience; the signs we miss that an event is about to occur, even though thinking back we had a nagging suspicion that the said event was about to occur, etc. etc.
Cause and effect, really. It's the filtering of a string of 'cause and effect's to really get down to what the primal cause was, based on our OBSERVATIONS, and only what we see. So a primal cause as seen by us was actually an effect caused by another effect, since the true primal cause is so far out of our understanding that we can't discern it.
Hence the generalization. We only SEE what we KNOW.
Broadband is NOT massively subsidized. It is being promoted though not funded by the federal government (will be in the future) and soon-to-be subsidized for rural areas by the Alberta government. The fact that it may be subsidized has no effect on the fact that the prices are lower here AT THIS POINT IN TIME. Which means that the situation can only improve. As far as what you can find in Futureshop and not Circuit City...there's not much difference at all. Therefore Canada and the U.S. seem to be on a level playing field, with Canada perhaps edging ahead regarding broadband and standard of living. So why bitch about working up here?
WTF??? There is no need to deposit your money in a non-interest bearing account. I have a regular savings account and can still use my debit card for purchases. Banking here is obviously a little bit different from what you're used to.
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Aha ! Apple is the infidel whore! Not AMD.
Are you kidding? NOBODY will admit to that! :)
Just one more reason not to get a subscription.
1) "Imagine a beowulf cluster of $artcl_subj!!!"
:)
2) "In Soviet Russia, $artcl_subj $op_verb 's YOU!!!
3)???
4) Profit from clueless moderators who know a good joke when they see it.
Yeah, but this IS Slashdot. :)
Sorry in advance...
:)
TRY GENTOO!!!
*sigh*
I can't believe I've become one of them...
Must've left a hell of a mess on your monitor.
Are they all dupes? No? No, sorry, it's just not the same...
Well, you can use the RH9 version of Enlightenment 1.0 on Gentoo now that Gentoo supports RPM. As long as the Free Software is not provided over a network that implements the 'Evil Bit'. God knows what MS thinks of Free Software. :)
Of course the govt could always enforce a "100% document retention policy"
Yeah, but that would be "anal-retentive."
Hey, there's only so much time you can waste before you miss the opportunity for first-post status.
Pity. I'm sure that would've been an interesting conversation. :)
On the other hand, who's likely to be slapped with antitrust restrictions if things DO get out of hand?
Yes. And I could use help with my laundry too.
Anyone else notice they're being hosted by CCCP? Seriously, they could've chosen a better moniker...
How often does a dialogue box pop up where the affirmative outcome is desireable? Usually they're meant as warnings. I haven't seen a dialogue box yet that asks "Are you sure you want to open this document?"
Let the lawsuits begin!
So, basically, what we KNOW influences what we SEE.
Sounds plausible. Think of the ramifications on probability, and the general direction of the events which unfold both on the quantum and physical realities. The events we witness (even in real life) that lead to changes in what we are about to experience; the signs we miss that an event is about to occur, even though thinking back we had a nagging suspicion that the said event was about to occur, etc. etc.
Cause and effect, really. It's the filtering of a string of 'cause and effect's to really get down to what the primal cause was, based on our OBSERVATIONS, and only what we see. So a primal cause as seen by us was actually an effect caused by another effect, since the true primal cause is so far out of our understanding that we can't discern it.
Hence the generalization. We only SEE what we KNOW.
"He's a-cooking a-something up!"
At least my data isn't being uploaded to a secret government satellite!
Actually, it's a MLB satellite.
Dingers!
Yeah, but they already DO that.
Yeah? Try Kuro5hin
Broadband is NOT massively subsidized. It is being promoted though not funded by the federal government (will be in the future) and soon-to-be subsidized for rural areas by the Alberta government. The fact that it may be subsidized has no effect on the fact that the prices are lower here AT THIS POINT IN TIME. Which means that the situation can only improve. As far as what you can find in Futureshop and not Circuit City...there's not much difference at all. Therefore Canada and the U.S. seem to be on a level playing field, with Canada perhaps edging ahead regarding broadband and standard of living. So why bitch about working up here?
WTF??? There is no need to deposit your money in a non-interest bearing account. I have a regular savings account and can still use my debit card for purchases. Banking here is obviously a little bit different from what you're used to.
Welcome to Earth, third rock from the sun. This is what happens when sub-culture goes mainstream.