I've found that GNOME is mostly too simple to do anything with, and if you want to do anything complex, it's too hard. Like manual menu editing--why can't it just be similar to KDE? What if I install a program that is not technically a gnome prog (like OOo) and want to use it?
I like Slackware also, they just leave default KDE. No "AOL icons" of sorts. Other things that are cool about Slackware include: BSD init scripts are easier to read, very minimalistic, yet not to the point of uselessness, and the setup program is awesome. Everyone says it's hard, but I find it easier to work with than a lot of others.
I agree on grep at least...I didn't know the syntax for find a couple years ago (and was too lazy to get the manual on it) so i did this: pushd/; find | grep filename.txt; popd
Feed it salmiakki...that will make anything run faster. On a side note, onko totta, että suomalaisessa jouluperinteessä joulupukki oli lapsia syövä villisika?
Once an article is "well-written", I think we should lock it. I mean, how much would the concept of "concrete" really change in the next few years? If the page needs a change, then tell someone on the talk page.
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You think that's fun...try Prozac.
I know I'll be modded troll for this, but here goes...In Soviet Russia...USB pendrive comes on you!
No, it's tertiary/trinary/whatever. Tape is not on, tape is on, and tape has been removed, leaving sticky residue all over.
He's a nerd. We're geeks. Or /.ers. There's a difference. See Wikipedia.
In the words of someone (I can't exactly name who it is) very wise, DRM "only blocks stupid pirates and legitimate users."
Worry not--they'll dupe it, just for you.
The public agrees with you--you see how artists who are better about "fair use" and allowing redistribution, etc., get more sales?
If you RTFA, you would find that they're under a creative commons license.
That's sorta redundant...
God already has prior art on that one. Your application is rejected.
Is the next generation Pentium called a Sexium? Only makes sense.
The "modified 1st amendment" that applies in schools can only be used if the act "disrupts the educational process." For example, the black armband.
I've found that GNOME is mostly too simple to do anything with, and if you want to do anything complex, it's too hard. Like manual menu editing--why can't it just be similar to KDE? What if I install a program that is not technically a gnome prog (like OOo) and want to use it?
I like Slackware also, they just leave default KDE. No "AOL icons" of sorts. Other things that are cool about Slackware include: BSD init scripts are easier to read, very minimalistic, yet not to the point of uselessness, and the setup program is awesome. Everyone says it's hard, but I find it easier to work with than a lot of others.
I agree on grep at least...I didn't know the syntax for find a couple years ago (and was too lazy to get the manual on it) so i did this: pushd /; find | grep filename.txt; popd
Then there's the ironically named FirstClass.
Feed it salmiakki...that will make anything run faster. On a side note, onko totta, että suomalaisessa jouluperinteessä joulupukki oli lapsia syövä villisika?
Or download.com , esp. http://download.com/reism
Try Nokia--they have "just a" phones.
Or the cheap solution...use WxWidgets.
Once an article is "well-written", I think we should lock it. I mean, how much would the concept of "concrete" really change in the next few years? If the page needs a change, then tell someone on the talk page.
Actually I think this was already taken care of in the design...remember this was invented by the Finns. /me ducks.
You're lucky...you haven't worked in downtown Seattle.
> >>>>>>>>>
One road is literally a 1-2-1 way road. Like this:
>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<>>>>>>>
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< means go left and > means go right.
I wish I had mod points...to mod you up though. Sorry.