The smell, if there is such a thing. I feel saturated by it. I can taste the Slashdotters' stink and every time I do, I fear that I've somehow been infected by it.
Better still, how about not doing something grossly inhumane to someone?
Aye. But at this point, we can't even get them to stop murdering thousands with invasions, even when people take to the streets en masse. I think that would be a first step.
An online petition got more than enough signatures to force an official statement
Bullshit. The British Government happily ignores these online petitions whenever it doesn't suit them to agree. It's simply a matter of them saying something like "We expect the results of an investigation into this matter. We will make a decision in due course. Thanks for playing." They normally rephrase that last part though.
Yet. Usually, there's little reason for megacorps to fight each other when they can take resources from the lower-hanging small companies. Eventually though, they'll probably face off.
If you pay attention to history, you might notice a pattern, as larger kingdoms attacked smaller kingdoms, growing in size, until eventually, there were world wars.
Flipping through books is a bug. It's usually done when you want to find your last place (which is better implemented with bookmarks), find some place (which is better implemented with indices/tocs/hyperlinks/search), or get a summary (which is better implemented with an actual summary).
I read the Lord's Prayer as a request for assistance making one's way through the world, not a request for absolution of facing life.
It's true, a large part of it is seemingly similar, but afaik, the personal stuff (deliver us etc.) was tacked on later, and it seems to be a lot more self-serving than the initial parts. I agree that it's not all bad though, just not an ideal example for me.
only on the Internet can a discussion about NASA go off on a tangent
Why? Tangents are natural and healthy, when humans connect concepts together using a network of word associations. It's not even uncommon for them to establish interesting principles, then swing back around to the main topic, bringing those principles in for interesting twists.
The point of e-Ink is that it doesn't need to refresh multiple times per second to keep the text on there. It works more like paper, and so refresh time isn't really important. What's the refresh time on your paperback, when you turn a page?
No, that's a liturgy about fear of life. Christianity, and all religion actually, is about having the courage to face life and serve others. St. Francis summed it up nicely:
Lord, make me an instrument of Thy peace;
where there is hatred, let me sow love;
where there is injury, pardon;
where there is doubt, faith;
where there is despair, hope;
where there is darkness, light;
and where there is sadness, joy.
O Divine Master,
grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled as to console;
to be understood, as to understand;
to be loved, as to love;
for it is in giving that we receive,
it is in pardoning that we are pardoned,
and it is in dying that we are born to Eternal Life.
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And you happen to be a corporation.
Don't worry, your car radio will be picking up 802.11n any minute now.
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Really? That sounds pretty cool. How did you get the dead squirrels to operate the slingshot?
Also, I hear they have some sort of advanced programmable turtle carrying requests between servers.
Aye. But at this point, we can't even get them to stop murdering thousands with invasions, even when people take to the streets en masse. I think that would be a first step.
Largely the same thing in my experience. Usually if I can get the freedom to install whatever I need, I can get the freedom to do it myself.
Bullshit. The British Government happily ignores these online petitions whenever it doesn't suit them to agree. It's simply a matter of them saying something like "We expect the results of an investigation into this matter. We will make a decision in due course. Thanks for playing." They normally rephrase that last part though.
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Affordable, graphics on six 30-inch monitors, or playable framerates. Choose 2.
Unfortunately it doesn't for me, as FreeOFTE requires admin access on the workstation you're using, which isn't always available.
Choosing a filesystem is the easy part, compared to finding a decent cross-platform encrypted FS solution.
Even five years ago, I don't recall this term being remotely popular.
They have this amazing stuff now, called bleach.
Yet. Usually, there's little reason for megacorps to fight each other when they can take resources from the lower-hanging small companies. Eventually though, they'll probably face off.
If you pay attention to history, you might notice a pattern, as larger kingdoms attacked smaller kingdoms, growing in size, until eventually, there were world wars.
Care to elaborate?
Which is interesting, since microsoft's halloween documents spoke of insiders years ago.
The post uses irrelevant concepts like the physical size of display, as if that's relevant to a graphics card. GP was just following the post's lead.
Flipping through books is a bug. It's usually done when you want to find your last place (which is better implemented with bookmarks), find some place (which is better implemented with indices/tocs/hyperlinks/search), or get a summary (which is better implemented with an actual summary).
It's true, a large part of it is seemingly similar, but afaik, the personal stuff (deliver us etc.) was tacked on later, and it seems to be a lot more self-serving than the initial parts. I agree that it's not all bad though, just not an ideal example for me.
Why? Tangents are natural and healthy, when humans connect concepts together using a network of word associations. It's not even uncommon for them to establish interesting principles, then swing back around to the main topic, bringing those principles in for interesting twists.
I can.
Ordinary e-Ink + additional technology.
The point of e-Ink is that it doesn't need to refresh multiple times per second to keep the text on there. It works more like paper, and so refresh time isn't really important. What's the refresh time on your paperback, when you turn a page?
You say that like "the rest of you" is more than you and your virtual cat.
Well said. But in fact:
That's the one real make-or-break question for me. Secondary formats don't matter much to me if the platform trend is going to be towards more DRM.
No, that's a liturgy about fear of life. Christianity, and all religion actually, is about having the courage to face life and serve others. St. Francis summed it up nicely: