Now, the house of Orange comes from the city, originally "Arausio", in southern France. This was named for the local Celtic water God of the same name.
Thanks for pointing that out. I looked at it and thought, Arausio was a Gaul camp. Now to figure out why the Celts where in southern Gaul during a period of time when most everyone was trying to get way from the Romans.
Again: can we let the Tea Party and Michele Bachmann [nowpublic.com] be hurt if indiscriminate digitized papers of the time showed that the founding fathers did own slaves (and, possibly, more than own [monticello.org])?
It will work more to their benefit. Books during those times were filled with Cristian fanaticism and bigotries. In fact. It will be hard to tell Bachmann, and quotes from any t.b/rep, from the books.
No. He used templates and built it statically. It finished building on Unix in 81. The compiler didn't finish on windows until 98 because of all of the constant win api changes.
They should definitely get rid of the tariffs. It would help alcohol based fuels to become strong globally. In a wold where multiple fuel types are going to be needed to replace oil it would only benefit society as a whole. At the same time they should repeal subsidies for oil companies. But, since attacking Obama on every front is the republicans only goal neither would never happen.
I completely agree. It needs to be fixed not dumped. This reminds me of WebSockets Experiment comparing Upgrade and CONNECT handshakes. Microsoft didn't say they wanted websockets abandoned. If there isn't OpenGL support in other browsers HTML5 canvas will be better in IE than any other browser. In other words, convincing everyone OpenGL support is evil and scary when IE gets HTML5 canvas support it would put them in the front of graphically rich web interfaces.
The word "more" is important in my post. And yes, without gcc most FOSS applications wouldn't exist including the linux kernel and git. However, I was pointing out that Stallman's contributions were not just physical but philosophical. Also that his philosophical contributions were "more" as in greater than his physical contributions. To simply say Stallman contributed gcc and emacs in comparison to Linus' kernel and git would leave out the philosophical contribution by Stallman. Thus. One was "more" physical. The other was "more" philosophical.
I would agree with you but RMS contributes more philosophically where Linus contributes more physically. For example, Louis and Clark were pioneers. They didn't come up with the whole manifest destiny "god said we could have the land if we explore it" attitude. The concept came from some politician. That isn't to say I would equate open innovation with manifest destiny.
you used our language, our instrument inventions, our literary concepts, our "rhyming" techniques, our aesthetic tastes for melody
Brilliant! Something to that effect needs to be placed at the foundation of the copyright laws such as "forms of derivative". Add something like, "can not exceed base time period if it doesn't expand on the forms of derivative". if someone invents a spoken language and or instrument they can extend a copyright. If they do not expand the forms of derivative then the patent expires into public domain.
Not to mention if you buy a discount DVD they are usually filled with advertisements. Rip'd movies allow you to stream a list of.avi files to a player or just start the file. You get to enjoy the movie without all of the annoyance of the DVD interface, adverts, warnings, and promo's.
Most people add their HTML to a server in one way or another. Isn't that publishing? It isn't like there are private web sites with articles that where written by an author then transferred to HTML to be posted to the web. Oh wait. No. AOL isn't that way any longer.
I wonder if they can get multiple strands to work together for processing. I don't know how they would get around the body rejecting it but I could see it being useful as an implant. For one, it could send impulses at calculated times to initiate motor response. That would require a boat load of computation though.
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both parties say
This so close to an election year? I don't smell roses.
remember this post in 20 or 30 years time.
And he should forget the $60,000 he gave away for nothing more than medical care coupons over those years too.
turn us into the 51st state.
Cool! Our first Parliament run state.
You may ask what is the point in studying history
It is entertaining :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connections_(TV_series)
Now, the house of Orange comes from the city, originally "Arausio", in southern France. This was named for the local Celtic water God of the same name.
Thanks for pointing that out. I looked at it and thought, Arausio was a Gaul camp. Now to figure out why the Celts where in southern Gaul during a period of time when most everyone was trying to get way from the Romans.
Stuffed Hippopotamus? Is that 1700 goatse?
Again: can we let the Tea Party and Michele Bachmann [nowpublic.com] be hurt if indiscriminate digitized papers of the time showed that the founding fathers did own slaves (and, possibly, more than own [monticello.org])?
It will work more to their benefit. Books during those times were filled with Cristian fanaticism and bigotries. In fact. It will be hard to tell Bachmann, and quotes from any t.b/rep, from the books.
No. He used templates and built it statically. It finished building on Unix in 81. The compiler didn't finish on windows until 98 because of all of the constant win api changes.
They should definitely get rid of the tariffs. It would help alcohol based fuels to become strong globally. In a wold where multiple fuel types are going to be needed to replace oil it would only benefit society as a whole. At the same time they should repeal subsidies for oil companies. But, since attacking Obama on every front is the republicans only goal neither would never happen.
I completely agree. It needs to be fixed not dumped. This reminds me of WebSockets Experiment comparing Upgrade and CONNECT handshakes. Microsoft didn't say they wanted websockets abandoned. If there isn't OpenGL support in other browsers HTML5 canvas will be better in IE than any other browser. In other words, convincing everyone OpenGL support is evil and scary when IE gets HTML5 canvas support it would put them in the front of graphically rich web interfaces.
The word "more" is important in my post. And yes, without gcc most FOSS applications wouldn't exist including the linux kernel and git. However, I was pointing out that Stallman's contributions were not just physical but philosophical. Also that his philosophical contributions were "more" as in greater than his physical contributions. To simply say Stallman contributed gcc and emacs in comparison to Linus' kernel and git would leave out the philosophical contribution by Stallman. Thus. One was "more" physical. The other was "more" philosophical.
No. It is backed by gold reserves. Once upon a time it was backed by gold and silver reserves.
I would agree with you but RMS contributes more philosophically where Linus contributes more physically. For example, Louis and Clark were pioneers. They didn't come up with the whole manifest destiny "god said we could have the land if we explore it" attitude. The concept came from some politician. That isn't to say I would equate open innovation with manifest destiny.
Agreed. That is much more classy.
you used our language, our instrument inventions, our literary concepts, our "rhyming" techniques, our aesthetic tastes for melody
Brilliant! Something to that effect needs to be placed at the foundation of the copyright laws such as "forms of derivative". Add something like, "can not exceed base time period if it doesn't expand on the forms of derivative". if someone invents a spoken language and or instrument they can extend a copyright. If they do not expand the forms of derivative then the patent expires into public domain.
Good thing this isn't Japan!
they have to pay at least for a few drinks or dinner
A few drinks? If none include a pill, please, tell me more.
I mean for rizl. With states like Kansas revoking support for the arts they need every buck they can get.
Agreed. I like the response that basically says, "our patents should be allowed to screw people but not anyone else's".
Not going to frickin' happen.
Destroyer of dreams!
I thought silverlight was just an IDE/RAD for .net and a derivative of CAML?
Not to mention if you buy a discount DVD they are usually filled with advertisements. Rip'd movies allow you to stream a list of .avi files to a player or just start the file. You get to enjoy the movie without all of the annoyance of the DVD interface, adverts, warnings, and promo's.
Most people add their HTML to a server in one way or another. Isn't that publishing? It isn't like there are private web sites with articles that where written by an author then transferred to HTML to be posted to the web. Oh wait. No. AOL isn't that way any longer.
I'm confused why this response isn't +5 informative yet.
I wonder if they can get multiple strands to work together for processing. I don't know how they would get around the body rejecting it but I could see it being useful as an implant. For one, it could send impulses at calculated times to initiate motor response. That would require a boat load of computation though.