I patent it. All random numbers are mine, unless you pay me a random fee. And who is to say that all software which are 1s and 0s, are not really ripping me off by stealing my random numbers! How about mp3s - also just a bunch of numbers - there mine too! However you look at it - PAY ME!
Thank you for your support.
I am sitting at a computer identifying galaxy types and thoroughly enjoying it. It is Saturday night. I am Geek. Thank you.
Saturday Night + Computer + Galactic identification = Geek
I recently deployed a small school lab with Edubuntu (with LTSP) and it was easy! OpenSuSE had better do their homework since the bar has been set high.
Rabbit Ears! That's what I use. Picks up approximately 10 stations. That's more than I can handle. If I want more, I go to the library and borrow it. Cable offers little for quite a lot.
I personally like SuSE, OpenExchange (Not covered by the MS agreement) and Novell's open source products. It is disappointing to see them needlessly jeopardize a great open source business model by continuing with this MS agreement farce. I would hate to see Novell tank because of this, but isn't inevitable when playing both sides of fence?
Unfortunately the Ministry of Education has probably signed a death warrant for the adoption of an open source office package. Without planning, forethought, notice and buy-in, most projects will die on the branch. This is a poor introduction for many to open source software and will leave a sour taste.
The are taking the Library of Congress to court for copying phonographs.
I patent it. All random numbers are mine, unless you pay me a random fee. And who is to say that all software which are 1s and 0s, are not really ripping me off by stealing my random numbers! How about mp3s - also just a bunch of numbers - there mine too! However you look at it - PAY ME! Thank you for your support.
...in i-fruit colors?
But does it run Linux? Of course, Linux runs on Palm devices!
The picture at the bottom says, "i-limb" project - Apple may have something say about this!
I am sitting at a computer identifying galaxy types and thoroughly enjoying it. It is Saturday night. I am Geek. Thank you. Saturday Night + Computer + Galactic identification = Geek
They are running tubes on the internets Al Gore invented. Duh!
He probably asked his neighbor's 14 year old nephew to design his website. Or maybe he outsourced it.
If Cthulhu were running what OS would he prefer?
Sorry, I had to ask.
What do they use? We have more than two parties you know.
I recently deployed a small school lab with Edubuntu (with LTSP) and it was easy! OpenSuSE had better do their homework since the bar has been set high.
All I want is a giant penguin with a laser beam on its head. Do they live near rivers of liquid hot magma?
But does it emulate Linux?
Rabbit Ears! That's what I use. Picks up approximately 10 stations. That's more than I can handle. If I want more, I go to the library and borrow it. Cable offers little for quite a lot.
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Al? Ohhhh... AI!
You insensitive clod, /. is comprised of deviant thinkers.
How long before there is an open source project like this? Or is there already one? I must admit, I think it is pretty "nifty".
I personally like SuSE, OpenExchange (Not covered by the MS agreement) and Novell's open source products. It is disappointing to see them needlessly jeopardize a great open source business model by continuing with this MS agreement farce. I would hate to see Novell tank because of this, but isn't inevitable when playing both sides of fence?
Unfortunately the Ministry of Education has probably signed a death warrant for the adoption of an open source office package. Without planning, forethought, notice and buy-in, most projects will die on the branch. This is a poor introduction for many to open source software and will leave a sour taste.
Cthulhu. "Why vote for a lesser evil?"
Should use the money to buy Sealand , where there is no copyright, trademark or patent law.
Pay by credit card, each 1 cent payment will cost them 5 cents in processing fees.
For the unauthorized "China" in Epcot. Did Disney license that from the Chinese, I think not!
Back in West Virginia we'all used to go spam catchin' every weekend while they was in season! Them spam made good eatin'.