why bother? If all cars and trucks used something other than oil, then there is much much more oil available to planes, and at a much cheaper cost. Is that a perfect solution? No. But it's a great start. Besides, I'd wager that the amount of pollution put out by cars owned by the parts of civilization that can afford to migrate to a newer electric car is less than the amount of pollution put out by jets.
If apple threw away $50 billion dollars, the stocks would tumble, but because investors are pissed off, not because apple lost $50 billion. Investors are pissed off that apple lost $50 billion. Thus, the stock value tumbling, is indirectly related to Apple throwing away money.
But what about regular virtual stores in shopping malls? You have Hardware Store Inc, but a virtual Hardware.Com exists inside the mall as well.
Though, I fail to see anyone actually going to a mall, whipping out their phone, and look for stores. That seems much more tedious than say, going to the paper map.
They manage crowds much better than any american airport. Yes, let's put 1000 people into a small confined space so we can check them for bombs. Sounds like a good plan..
When you hire a cab to drive you around, you need money, thus it's a privilege. If it was a right, then you wouldn't have to pay for it beyond what you already pay in taxes.
Considering the vast majority of attacks relies on human stupidity, why don't we try to solve that problem first. Security should be part of the educational package in high schools. How to be secure with your digital life.
But rather than call it security, just call it safety. Kids have to be taught how to be safe in all sorts of situations, computers shouldn't be any different.
This is true. Except recording contracts are setup to force the artist to repay the costs of production, so presumably, they are not works for hire since ultimately, the artist paid for the production of the workand thus "self-financed"
Sorry, cool ranch, cheeseburger, and onion rings & ketchup flavours are clearly the superior brands of flavour. Any comments to the contrary will only further demonstrate your complete ignorance on the subject.
Ultimately, what would be great, is some sort of "application store" where users can pick and chose which software they want to install after installing the OS. I mean, having a default setup that works out of the box is fine and all, but where is the choice? What if the defaults don't satisfy what I want? I'm guessing with all the complaining about default functionality, it's obvious that Ubuntu has no way of giving users choice, and the concept of a "app store", even if it's full of nothing but free alternatives, would make Ubuntu much better.
So I'm guessing that if you install Ubuntu, there is no way to switch to KDE without fully re installing the OS to use KDE (Kubuntu)?
no, no one else but you, because you're confusing the exposition of information with the deletion/tampering of information. In fact, when Wikileaks started editing the information they released, people on Slashdot clearly developed a change of heart towards them, realizing that they became just as biased as the journalists they derided.
wtf is Kies? It didn't come with my galaxy s And whats wrong with anything else? Battery life on the S is far superior than the N1, and beyond that, the S is pretty much the same as the N1 give or take a few gimmicks. *shrug*
Which country and where in that country? January in Australia is fairly different than January in Canada, and January in Canada is fairly different depending which side of the country you're on.
Python seems to think it isn't true.
Java assumes everyone is a bad programmer.
why bother? If all cars and trucks used something other than oil, then there is much much more oil available to planes, and at a much cheaper cost. Is that a perfect solution? No. But it's a great start. Besides, I'd wager that the amount of pollution put out by cars owned by the parts of civilization that can afford to migrate to a newer electric car is less than the amount of pollution put out by jets.
So I say let's focus on one thing at a time.
So you agree with me then?
I think you're saying, that since my paycheque was taxed at source, then I have to pay a sales tax for the pizza, that I'm getting double taxed.
But I don't think most people would agree that this is a double tax. If you want a double tax, try this:
In Quebec, we pay provincial sales tax ontop of the federal sales tax. Total = (subtotal * 0.5) * 0.7. Now that is a double tax.
But what you're saying is Total = myBankAccount - ((paycheque * incomeTax) + (costOfPIzza * salesTax))
which isn't quite the same thing.
Correlation is not causation.
If apple threw away $50 billion dollars, the stocks would tumble, but because investors are pissed off, not because apple lost $50 billion. Investors are pissed off that apple lost $50 billion. Thus, the stock value tumbling, is indirectly related to Apple throwing away money.
But what about regular virtual stores in shopping malls? You have Hardware Store Inc, but a virtual Hardware.Com exists inside the mall as well.
Though, I fail to see anyone actually going to a mall, whipping out their phone, and look for stores. That seems much more tedious than say, going to the paper map.
the way israelis do security is very effective.
They manage crowds much better than any american airport. Yes, let's put 1000 people into a small confined space so we can check them for bombs. Sounds like a good plan..
When you hire a cab to drive you around, you need money, thus it's a privilege. If it was a right, then you wouldn't have to pay for it beyond what you already pay in taxes.
Considering the vast majority of attacks relies on human stupidity, why don't we try to solve that problem first. Security should be part of the educational package in high schools. How to be secure with your digital life.
But rather than call it security, just call it safety. Kids have to be taught how to be safe in all sorts of situations, computers shouldn't be any different.
do we care?
I thought this was the whole point of Lua.
uh....
PAPER BEATS ROCK. Where were you when you were a kid?
I'd rather it be for karma then for lulz
This is true. Except recording contracts are setup to force the artist to repay the costs of production, so presumably, they are not works for hire since ultimately, the artist paid for the production of the workand thus "self-financed"
Sorry, cool ranch, cheeseburger, and onion rings & ketchup flavours are clearly the superior brands of flavour. Any comments to the contrary will only further demonstrate your complete ignorance on the subject.
you mean he gimps them.
1. InnoDB
2. fair enouogh
3. not a requirement
4. so?
Ultimately, what would be great, is some sort of "application store" where users can pick and chose which software they want to install after installing the OS. I mean, having a default setup that works out of the box is fine and all, but where is the choice? What if the defaults don't satisfy what I want? I'm guessing with all the complaining about default functionality, it's obvious that Ubuntu has no way of giving users choice, and the concept of a "app store", even if it's full of nothing but free alternatives, would make Ubuntu much better.
So I'm guessing that if you install Ubuntu, there is no way to switch to KDE without fully re installing the OS to use KDE (Kubuntu)?
no, no one else but you, because you're confusing the exposition of information with the deletion/tampering of information. In fact, when Wikileaks started editing the information they released, people on Slashdot clearly developed a change of heart towards them, realizing that they became just as biased as the journalists they derided.
motherfucker
not galaxy S, Nexus S
I have a Galaxy S
wtf is Kies? It didn't come with my galaxy s
And whats wrong with anything else? Battery life on the S is far superior than the N1, and beyond that, the S is pretty much the same as the N1 give or take a few gimmicks. *shrug*
replaced with what?
democracy has turned into picking the less of two evils
What's wrong with movie-style ratings for video games?
Which country and where in that country? January in Australia is fairly different than January in Canada, and January in Canada is fairly different depending which side of the country you're on.
tablet + bluetooth keyboard == netbook with touchscreen
Which really means that whatever line is inbetween a tablet and a netbook is fairly blurry.