FYI...I'm too old and un-hip for "streaming indie og's on your 802.11g network to your home-built audio appliance."
I listen to talk radio, some non-commercial stations (not NPR), or the occasional CD.
I just happen to find most of what is on the radio, music-wise to be vapid and repetitive.
Certainly including that which is to be heard on the so-called "alternative rock" stations.
I seriously don't know which side I dislike more sometimes: the spammers, or the fanatical anti-spammers.
I receive maybe 5 spams a day, which are almost all caught by spamassassin. It's not hard to keep it down to that, if you are careful about how you handle your email addresses.
I'd much rather stick with the status quo, than have to pay $2000 for running a mail server.
Trouble is, of all developped countries, the US is the one that accepts the least immigration per capita.
ROFL...where the heck have you been getting your information? That is completely opposite from the truth. The U.S. has one of the highest immigration rates in the world, definitely higher than Western Europe, especially when you consider illegal immigration.
You don't see the irony of people bitching about someone charging them a fee to use their toolkit, when they intend to do exactly the same thing with the software they are writing?
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Moore holds up Clark as a hero, and blames Bush for letting bin Laden's family out of the country.
Clark says he was the sole decision-maker.
Therefore, Moore is either misinformed, or a liar.
Given that he is already a proven liar, I'll lean towards the latter.
How do you figure that? There are various rating systems in use in the radio industry (Arbitron is the best known).
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BTW, I will have to save this as one of the mor interesting names I've been called. ;-)
And, FWIW, I used to work in commercial radio, so it's a bit personal to me to see how far it has fallen.
FYI...I'm too old and un-hip for "streaming indie og's on your 802.11g network to your home-built audio appliance."
I listen to talk radio, some non-commercial stations (not NPR), or the occasional CD.
I just happen to find most of what is on the radio, music-wise to be vapid and repetitive. Certainly including that which is to be heard on the so-called "alternative rock" stations.
Seriously...who listens to the rubbish that passes for (music) radio these days?
What it is going to boil down to is economics.
As profit margins get tighter and tighter in the PC industry, PC makers will be forced to move to Linux, in order to stay competitive.
It may still be some years off, but I can't see any way that Microsoft escapes the inevitable.
Just as they beat Apple by undercutting them (with an inferior, but "good enough" operating system), so will they be undercut.
IMO, of course.
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You just click the right corner of the term frame, and click the right corner of the browser frame, and they work together.
I receive maybe 5 spams a day, which are almost all caught by spamassassin. It's not hard to keep it down to that, if you are careful about how you handle your email addresses.
I'd much rather stick with the status quo, than have to pay $2000 for running a mail server.
There is a open source, Qt-based program called Scribus available.
Even without including illegal immigration, the rate in the U.S. is higher.
ROFL...where the heck have you been getting your information? That is completely opposite from the truth. The U.S. has one of the highest immigration rates in the world, definitely higher than Western Europe, especially when you consider illegal immigration.
For some reason, that message seems more ominous in that context.
Had the people who worked on this never heard of the XForms GUI library?
You don't see the irony of people bitching about someone charging them a fee to use their toolkit, when they intend to do exactly the same thing with the software they are writing?
Don't believe me? Ask Richard Stallman.
I take it when you say "commercial," you actually mean "closed-source."
If you want to develop closed-source software, based on someone else's toolkit, you should have to pay for the privilege.
Another reason why GPL is the best license for these sorts of things.
KDE is a simpler, more familiar interface for average Joe end users to figure out.
And, Qt has a better license: GPL.
On the way to work, I saw state-contracted workers pressure washing the center divider.
That's just one example that is repeated throughout government, as it becomes more and more of a jobs program.
Are parts of it GPL?
Is Sun compliant with all terms of the license?
No. Not Latin. It ("The source") would be Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic.
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You're not supposed to mention Opteron.
How about a dual Opteron 244? Not even close.
I could build a dual Opteron 244 today for less than their dual G5, and the Opteron smokes the G5.
"Here, that tomato just ejected itself."