The best thing I can come up with is that the fossil is that of a species that started to evolve but didn't get off the ground, possibly due to overcrowding, similar to the horse in North America.
First, lots and lots of mice (overcrowded) imply lots and lots of fossils.
Hmm, I interpreted that to mean, overcrowding of the air, so the mice couldn't get up there.
May I comment on the shocking quality of the previous stack?
Not meaning to be flamebait, but, I have always had issues with Windows and networking. Others might find it fine, but, well.... I've always been able to ping someone from a windows box. Oftentimes, sadly, this is the only thing I can do. Ping works, then I go to share a file, and they can't see me... or even better, they can see me, but all of a sudden "Permission denied", when I am running as admin user, and sharing in the standard way.
I just hope that this newly re-written stack makes a difference in this field; Not that it will affect me within the next few years, but just for the sake of ones like me whom.... Windows networking is allergic to.
There is also a financial factor; Killing someone is cheaper than spending money to keep him/her in prison for the rest of his/her life.
Don't get me wrong, I'd be against the death penalty too, but why spend extra money keeping this guy alive when he's going to have about as much use to anyone alive or dead? The thing I would fear for is if he becomes a martyr.
Here's the point: The "unstable" knot releases of ubuntu were STABLE. When they "released" edgy eft, BANG! Big problems.
Sounds weird, but this seems to be the fact; I updated to the knot releases fine on one computer, and to the actual release on another computer. knot was fine. stable was... and still is... a nightmare.
Did I mention that my old box was Xubuntu, which apparently has the most problems, and yet it was bug-free.... As opposed to my newer box with kubuntu, which/was/ a nightmare?
I mean, for Hell, Michigan or Hell, California (in Riverside County), you're still not moving from the U.S.A... ...or do you mean Hell, Norway? I'm sure that's a nice place to be.
Actually.... Could I interest you in "Hell Hole Gorge National Park", a park in Queensland, Australia?
Well, like I said in reply to my own post, to clarify, I don't know how the media is in the U.S.A., and was hoping for the question to sound more inquisitive and less like a statement.
I was originally going to poke fun of this idea, as it was the first to come to my mind, but sadly I couldn't find a way to put it in words and sound funny;-)
Actually, let me clarify; I hear more from the U.S.A about media piracy than drug busts. Hopefully the above question will come across more in a curious, "please answer" way, from those who actually live there.
Locally, however, I don't believe there is any move from the music/movie industries to sue people who pirate these products, and I do hear about drug busts, so it rather reverses the situation. But there's obvious reasons for this - No Hollywood in NZ, and every man and his dog knows where to get dope or P.
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The best thing I can come up with is that the fossil is that of a species that started to evolve but didn't get off the ground, possibly due to overcrowding, similar to the horse in North America.
First, lots and lots of mice (overcrowded) imply lots and lots of fossils.
Hmm, I interpreted that to mean, overcrowding of the air, so the mice couldn't get up there.Which, to me, sounds just as absurd anyway..
What, you mean you disagree?
(Tongue firmly stapled in cheek)
Check the versions.
This is talking about business and enterprise versions... virtual box restrictions were only for home versions, weren't they?
Perhaps it's something to do with the search engine they usually use?
May I comment on the shocking quality of the previous stack?
Not meaning to be flamebait, but, I have always had issues with Windows and networking. Others might find it fine, but, well.... I've always been able to ping someone from a windows box. Oftentimes, sadly, this is the only thing I can do. Ping works, then I go to share a file, and they can't see me... or even better, they can see me, but all of a sudden "Permission denied", when I am running as admin user, and sharing in the standard way.
I just hope that this newly re-written stack makes a difference in this field; Not that it will affect me within the next few years, but just for the sake of ones like me whom.... Windows networking is allergic to.
What about them? Second page of the article speaks of ATI.
Are they trying to encourage piracy? I mean, if I pay a 'pirate tax' on my mp3 player, I might aswell get my money's worth, right?
Mod parent up!
+1 ~ missed joke completely.
badger badger badger....
Bah. You're obviously new here.
....I mean, to New Zealand. Rugby is the biggest national religion.
I was thinking something more along the lines of Flowers, as with loveable Jack
=)
I thought they were releasing Halo 3 on PS3 launch day?
And how exactly does killing him not achieve justice?
There is also a financial factor; Killing someone is cheaper than spending money to keep him/her in prison for the rest of his/her life.
Don't get me wrong, I'd be against the death penalty too, but why spend extra money keeping this guy alive when he's going to have about as much use to anyone alive or dead? The thing I would fear for is if he becomes a martyr.
Here's the point: The "unstable" knot releases of ubuntu were STABLE. When they "released" edgy eft, BANG! Big problems.
Sounds weird, but this seems to be the fact; I updated to the knot releases fine on one computer, and to the actual release on another computer. knot was fine. stable was... and still is... a nightmare.
Did I mention that my old box was Xubuntu, which apparently has the most problems, and yet it was bug-free.... As opposed to my newer box with kubuntu, which /was/ a nightmare?
Well, my experience was this:
I upgraded my old box to edgy eft (unstable) a couple of weeks ago, before "stable" release... upgrade was fine.
I upgraded my newer (needs-to-be-stable) box to edgy eft "stable", and big problems.
I just updated from edgy eft-unstable (from two weeks ago) to edgy eft-stable (release), and no problems there.
What have canonical gone and done, to screw up only the release?
....Not buying Vista at all: Priceless.
:D
Which hell are you talking about?
...or do you mean Hell, Norway? I'm sure that's a nice place to be.
I mean, for Hell, Michigan or Hell, California (in Riverside County), you're still not moving from the U.S.A...
Actually.... Could I interest you in "Hell Hole Gorge National Park", a park in Queensland, Australia?
See Hell @ Wikipedia
If the RIAA or MPAA are after you, try Sweden. They like pirates there.
Well, depends which drugs that this "war on drugs" is aimed at, no?
I agree - What's up with a beta showing up on slashdot? Slow news day?
Was the K/Ubuntu release candidate not big enough news to also post? Or is it because they don't expect another gaim release for another 6 months?
Well, like I said in reply to my own post, to clarify, I don't know how the media is in the U.S.A., and was hoping for the question to sound more inquisitive and less like a statement.
I was originally going to poke fun of this idea, as it was the first to come to my mind, but sadly I couldn't find a way to put it in words and sound funny ;-)
Actually, let me clarify; I hear more from the U.S.A about media piracy than drug busts. Hopefully the above question will come across more in a curious, "please answer" way, from those who actually live there. Locally, however, I don't believe there is any move from the music/movie industries to sue people who pirate these products, and I do hear about drug busts, so it rather reverses the situation. But there's obvious reasons for this - No Hollywood in NZ, and every man and his dog knows where to get dope or P.