I tried, tried really hard, even tried the dumbed down java, too bad it wasn't good for anything. Then decided not to touch symbian ever again in my life.
Without those sets you wouldn't know if gas or chemical X was explosive, the goverment is trying to take away the source of knowledge, not the actual materials. It's exactly like the nazis burning the books, no difference.
Strange, electrical appliances are also region locked (110/220V), but people just buy a special "hacking device" to convert the voltage. I'm surprised no authories have gone after them yet.
That's a very good point!
Although, I'm already registered on more than one social networking site, had fun with discovering old friends, but it's over now, getting very boring.
I would think (living on the other side of the globe) that online music sales, as every other kind of sale, included the tax in the price. So basically, this just means a little raise, today 4% tomorrow 5%. Is this the first time something gets more expensive like this in Canada?
It's weird that a smaller mass (20 suns down to 16) can create a black hole, I guess it's about density and distance to the whole volume, but I wonder how little mass could be the minimum requirement to prevent the light from escaping.
Obfuscate it as much as you can, use no comments at all, write no documentation, make sure only you can understand every bit of it. Else, it will be stollen by big and evil companies!
Well, as I noticed, everybody does rush to learn english nowdays. It will probably peek once asian content becomes more significant than western (if ever) and people will start learning those languages too. For example japanese media products are already getting popular in the world, it's probably only the matter of time before korea and china (or bollywood) takes over them simply by quantity (as in electronics). I think the 21th century is going to be tough for the US and the english language itself.
If not the address bar, you type it into google as site:slashdot.org for example, domain names have many more use where you actually have to type them.
Slashdot Mirror
exactly, the kids will use this to lock out their own parents! what a great tool
I tried, tried really hard, even tried the dumbed down java, too bad it wasn't good for anything. Then decided not to touch symbian ever again in my life.
dvi/vga/hdmi anything digital and it will sell like sugar.
Without those sets you wouldn't know if gas or chemical X was explosive, the goverment is trying to take away the source of knowledge, not the actual materials. It's exactly like the nazis burning the books, no difference.
If you are blind.
Beautiful on the outside, ugly in the inside. Please think of the programmers!
Strange, electrical appliances are also region locked (110/220V), but people just buy a special "hacking device" to convert the voltage. I'm surprised no authories have gone after them yet.
That's a very good point! Although, I'm already registered on more than one social networking site, had fun with discovering old friends, but it's over now, getting very boring.
We must be living under a rock 'cause I've also just became familiar with this NEXT BIG THING.
depends... raw, smoked or cooked?
Never heard of it, but I already want my own account, or two.
I would think (living on the other side of the globe) that online music sales, as every other kind of sale, included the tax in the price. So basically, this just means a little raise, today 4% tomorrow 5%. Is this the first time something gets more expensive like this in Canada?
OS? Consoles don't have that. Just program the hardware (x86) as real men do!
Only terrorists would use command line, everyone knows that!
scientists showed that the mustache was also rubbed off
It's weird that a smaller mass (20 suns down to 16) can create a black hole, I guess it's about density and distance to the whole volume, but I wonder how little mass could be the minimum requirement to prevent the light from escaping.
Well, think of the latency of a donkey or mule (I had a two year long download once), a pigeon should outperform those easily.
Obfuscate it as much as you can, use no comments at all, write no documentation, make sure only you can understand every bit of it. Else, it will be stollen by big and evil companies!
Well, as I noticed, everybody does rush to learn english nowdays. It will probably peek once asian content becomes more significant than western (if ever) and people will start learning those languages too. For example japanese media products are already getting popular in the world, it's probably only the matter of time before korea and china (or bollywood) takes over them simply by quantity (as in electronics). I think the 21th century is going to be tough for the US and the english language itself.
If not the address bar, you type it into google as site:slashdot.org for example, domain names have many more use where you actually have to type them.
So, what is the "CGI on Windows" problem? I've used php with iis before, cgi and isapi mode both. WAMP still beats them anyway.
Yes, and you can vote as many times you wish! (1 euro/sms + tax)
None, those wouldn't be sent otherwise. Email (just like pirating music) does not take anything from the real world, only adds to the traffic.
This is MADD-ness!
Think of Columbus, ask the Indian goverment before launching.