I hate to burst your bubble, son, but I telnet to port 80, pipe in the HTML and transform it to PDF on the fly using XSL:FO before viewing it in my mind's eye, all printed neatly with page numbers, a TOC, an index, *and* an annotated bibliography!
You're not even asking the right sorts of questions. Do yourself a favour and please Google "event-driven programming" before posting anything else. Thanks!
I believe that Mårten was referring to useful work, not to make-work vanity projects. The Pyramids are impressive, but they don't really do anything useful.
Fishing - and I come from a fisherman family - is nothing like sitting on your ass providing code for a second rate DBMS for the "good enough" generation.
That spoilt, useless idiot helped make it possible for me to keep the same job working at home for nearly 10 years while living in 4 different countries.
Along with lots of other folks putting in 15-hour days so you could have a free and libre software to piss on while you're using it, just like anyone else who's ever posted a comment to Slashdot.
So I'm thinking it's you who might be doing well to follow his own advice there, Junior.
If I am *arbitrarily*, *for no reason related to my conduct* required to wear 3x as many clothes to do the same job, I'd tend to view that as a punishment, yes, and an unjust one at that.
P.S. Home worker more often than not, sometimes in my underwear. In other news, water is still wet, and software manuals still get written. Film at 11.
Most college freshmen spend their first winter break catching up with friends and family, and trying to get laid at various Christmas/New Year's parties.
Instead, you spent yours reading Atlas Shrugged. What a waste.
You seem to have succumbed to the reverse propaganda if you think that gold and diamonds are inherently more scarce and hence inherently more secure as a currency than bitcoin. The fact is that bitcoin are actually a lot harder to mine....
So would be purple unicorns, but I'm not hearing many suggestions that we adopt them as a medium of exchange.
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I hate to burst your bubble, son, but I telnet to port 80, pipe in the HTML and transform it to PDF on the fly using XSL:FO before viewing it in my mind's eye, all printed neatly with page numbers, a TOC, an index, *and* an annotated bibliography!
You're not even asking the right sorts of questions. Do yourself a favour and please Google "event-driven programming" before posting anything else. Thanks!
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Rev Pat Robertson is a Man of the Gospel; Rev Jesse Jackson is just some black guy. Check.
I think I can safely say that I'd rather take a cook's job in a fish & chips shop than go to work for Yahoo. (Free fish & chips, nomnomnomnom.)
I believe that Mårten was referring to useful work, not to make-work vanity projects. The Pyramids are impressive, but they don't really do anything useful.
Oh, shut the fuck up, you spoilt, useless idiot.
Fishing - and I come from a fisherman family - is nothing like sitting on your ass providing code for a second rate DBMS for the "good enough" generation.
That spoilt, useless idiot helped make it possible for me to keep the same job working at home for nearly 10 years while living in 4 different countries.
Along with lots of other folks putting in 15-hour days so you could have a free and libre software to piss on while you're using it, just like anyone else who's ever posted a comment to Slashdot.
So I'm thinking it's you who might be doing well to follow his own advice there, Junior.
If I am *arbitrarily*, *for no reason related to my conduct* required to wear 3x as many clothes to do the same job, I'd tend to view that as a punishment, yes, and an unjust one at that.
P.S. Home worker more often than not, sometimes in my underwear. In other news, water is still wet, and software manuals still get written. Film at 11.
Does anybody really know what time it is? (I... don't...)
Does anybody really care? (Care...)
Although I can't imagine why (About time...)
We've all got time enough to die.
Yeah, I get my jollies in Stockholm from reading all those signs that say INFISA and UTFISA... (INFART/UTFART... See? Not funny.)
Dude.
America has no "Left".
Did you even read what you were responding to?
I am not. And I am even less cool with your presuming to decide this issue for the rest of us. Go fuck yourself.
+1, spot on.
Most college freshmen spend their first winter break catching up with friends and family, and trying to get laid at various Christmas/New Year's parties.
Instead, you spent yours reading Atlas Shrugged. What a waste.
Yeah, same damn treatment they gave Pigasus, the bastards.
Thank you for taking time out from playing in traffic to share that scintillating contribution to this discussion!
What you say is true, but is orthogonal to what I was talking about.
There is only one argument left, IRJFIMPAIWFM*.
TFTFY.
*(It Rides Just Fine In My Pocket And It Works For Me)
As someone who owns 3 Samsung devices and tires of hearing about it from HTC fanbois, thanks for that. :-)
Been using it so long myself that I'd forgot it wasn't *the* default.
You seem to have succumbed to the reverse propaganda if you think that gold and diamonds are inherently more scarce and hence inherently more secure as a currency than bitcoin. The fact is that bitcoin are actually a lot harder to mine....
So would be purple unicorns, but I'm not hearing many suggestions that we adopt them as a medium of exchange.
I like how all the hate on Bitcoins are Anonymous.
I could have sworn it was the other way round--seems to me like all the big Bitcoins boosters here are ACs...
Oh, and I think the whole concept is dumber than a brick, and I am not posting AC.
But you failed to figure out how not to get whooshed.
If you weren't ignorant, you'd know how to use an apostrophe.
Because a persons grammar is the one true way of measuring financial success.
Because financial success is the one true way of measuring one's worth.