Yeah, but the REAL problem is not that now his statistics are screwed, the problem is that people subscribed to the secondary feed are unable to retrieve new shows at all, because it was their authoritative source, and they can't find another one via the established channels. It's not statistics which bother him, it's that former listeners now just don't know from where to retrieve further shows!
The screenshot is an exact copy of Excel 97 (and I think that was the stated intention).
First of all, there aren't that many ways how to build an office gui. Secondly, I was not only talking about the looks, but mainly about the feature set.
Yes, and no. Sometimes it is simply more covenient to insert a movie in a slide at that position in your presentation where you want to show it, instead of a blank slide, stating "Play movie now", and you then have to search for the movie and fire up the player. It's all about seamless integration.
And there are many legitimate situations on which to show a short clip, for example in education. Nothing augments a presented experiment more than the lecturer in his youth with long hair and beard, stumbling around in a small lab.
Interestingly enough, you failed. But never mind, god needed a second attempt as well. Or, as our geeky fellows from Aardvark said: "On the second try, God managed to ship the world in only 6 days."
So i assume that you're talking about some other religion, or some uniquely insane politician, neither of which has anything to do with Biblical creation.
No, but unfortunately with the university of Kansas.
Therein lies the rub. The hordes of stupid users will never adopt linux until installing software is as easy as "click yes to install". It's silly to presume that The Stupids will migrate over and spontaneously learn even as simple a command line procedure as "rpm -ihv foo.rpm"
What's so hard with clicking on a button in Synaptic??
1 example of poor design is the feature to export to PDF. If anything, they should have no export features, and then create virtual printers for CUPS, and any other printing system.
I am not very knowledged with regard to printing frameworks. But would it be possible for a PDF exporter implemented as a virtual printer to still do things like creating table of contents, provide clickable intra-document links as well as clickable external hyperlinks?
-in Impress, so far there is no way to embed sound or other multimedia files. In PowerPoint I used to do this. I would like to be able to have a music file play while the slides autoadvance. I can do the second part easily, but I can't get sound to play. I also have not yet been able to embed a short film clip on a slide.
Insert -> Movie and Sound.
Quite easy, isn't it? If the format is unknown, then do the following (from the OOo help system): "On UNIX systems, the Media Player requires the Java Media Framework API (JMF). Download and install the JMF files, and add the path to the installed jmf.jar to the class path in Tools - Options - OpenOffice.org - Java."
You haven't read TFA, have you? What is it with that statistics thingy you mumble about? He could easily retrieve statistics by looking at his webserver log.
This post is NOT insightful, heck, it's completely wrong with regard to what the article talked about.
Exactly! Worst thing is, even consumer protection boards are now jumping the bandwagon. Instead, they should have thought about the many advantages RFID brings, e.g. uninterruptible goods tracking from one end of the value creation chain to the other, tracking of packets on distribution sites, better surveillance of product freshness, etc.
But maybe I am just irritated by all the aversions people have these days.
There exist extremely interesting applications of RFID outthere. Don't just simply march with all those dumbminded technology haters, which were already against TV, computers and robots back then!
Yeah, I will thank you the next time I google for something and the first few hits are all crap pages which where promoted through link spamming like **Beatles-Beatles does on the page he links to here. Have a look at his website, and follow the "reciprocal links" link at the bottom of his page.
He does not want to place his beatles page at the top for beatles searches, he is only interested in the link farming page which is linked to from his beatles page.
So, then please tell me where the attribute is. I, for one, can't find it (this from the front page):
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Looking at the link list (just a small excerpt):
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At the age of eleven, I was surfing pornography on the world wide web. At age twelve, I was playing highly violent videogames. I was enthralled by Grand Theft Auto 3 at fourteen.
And yet you are posting on slashdot. So where's the problem?
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And hey, even better, they do in fact come in clusters! Now in only wonder if in Soviet Russia, swarms are boinking you!?
Concerning the pivot tables: it's in the make. Concerning macros: you are wrong, Gnumeric IS scriptable (Programming Gnumeric using Python)!
And there are many legitimate situations on which to show a short clip, for example in education. Nothing augments a presented experiment more than the lecturer in his youth with long hair and beard, stumbling around in a small lab.
Nevermind, somebody will eventually place the right numbers into the wrong fields, and you'll be able to purchase one for only 0.83 cents.
No, but unfortunately with the university of Kansas.
Yes, and they have infinitely more power than NO computer at all, as the current situation with most third world schoolchildren is.
Hell, if I were one of them, I'd love to get such a device, because it is definitely better than nothing.
What's so hard with clicking on a button in Synaptic??
No, they don't. Have, for instance, a look at Gnumeric. It offers features currently not present in Excel.
OOo is mainly an MS Office clone. Innovation happens in independent projects like Gnumeric, AbiWord, etc.
I am not very knowledged with regard to printing frameworks. But would it be possible for a PDF exporter implemented as a virtual printer to still do things like creating table of contents, provide clickable intra-document links as well as clickable external hyperlinks?
Insert -> Movie and Sound.
Quite easy, isn't it? If the format is unknown, then do the following (from the OOo help system): "On UNIX systems, the Media Player requires the Java Media Framework API (JMF). Download and install the JMF files, and add the path to the installed jmf.jar to the class path in Tools - Options - OpenOffice.org - Java."
HTH!
This post is NOT insightful, heck, it's completely wrong with regard to what the article talked about.
But maybe I am just irritated by all the aversions people have these days.
Yeah, I will thank you the next time I google for something and the first few hits are all crap pages which where promoted through link spamming like **Beatles-Beatles does on the page he links to here. Have a look at his website, and follow the "reciprocal links" link at the bottom of his page.
Maybe you'll finally get a clue then!Can you?
Then please reread my earlier comment about this guy:
Ok, let's have a look at his george-harrison.info website. Aha, maybe the links at the bottom of the page? Yes, I see: http://george-harrison.info/reciprocal-links.html [george-harrison.info].
Sooo, what may be on that page? Quoting:
Looking at the link list (just a small excerpt):
HTH!
Hmmm, but without pr0n, it looks like one develops quite bad spelling.
And yet you are posting on slashdot. So where's the problem?
Looks like I have to apply for slashdot as well.
No, simply the government wants to get young people to use email again.