I used to hate Blender's UI. Then I worked thru a tutorial on it and played with it some. I started actually wanting some other programs to have similar interfaces. Sure, its not like everything you're used to, but that could be a good thing if it makes you more productive.
The open positions require extensive travel on Earth and in space. Possible destinations may include, but are not limited to, Texas, Florida, California, Russia, Kazakhstan, the International Space Station and the moon.
The problem I've always had with that is it's so hard to measure the speed of light. I mean, come on, I just need to know how big my living room is so I can order new carpet.
"You think the distance from one end of Seoul to other is long way?"
I used to think that too. But then I realised that the telcoms have had YEARS to expand their networks and haven't done it. Think about it: the internet became popular in the mid-1990s. They've seen this coming for over ten years and still haven't done much.
"Rejecting a major theory with a century-and-a-half of observational and experimental evidence behind it in favor of a ludicrous Biblical interpretation"
Isn't that like when people thought the Earth was flat, despite the Bible saying it was round? ('The circle of the Earth')
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Our mail system blocks zips. Even if they're empty. I know. I tried.
The EFF really needs a new logo.
I used to hate Blender's UI. Then I worked thru a tutorial on it and played with it some. I started actually wanting some other programs to have similar interfaces. Sure, its not like everything you're used to, but that could be a good thing if it makes you more productive.
"And Web developers are mad"
You're telling me. Oh, wait, you meant the other kind of mad. Nevermind
"However, using Opera is not as comfortable because of poor design decisions in Opera"
Ok, as an Opera user, I've got to know: which poor design decisions are you referring to? Is it lack of extensions or the GUI or something else?
Do civil wars ever lead to "total annihilation"? Don't the survivors end up rebuilding?
I used to think that too. But I guess I've just gotten used to it here. I'd mod you up, but I don't have any points.
"I hate the fact I cant use the F18 I bought on Ebay to shoot down Asia Pacific Rim based Aircraft.."
Only on Slashdot would that comment get modded "Insightful".
If it was all about money, there are quite a few shows that wouldn't have been canceled when they were.
From the job description:
The open positions require extensive travel on Earth and in space. Possible destinations may include, but are not limited to, Texas, Florida, California, Russia, Kazakhstan, the International Space Station and the moon.
Someone should make a law about how often people speculate how long Moore's law will last.
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The problem I've always had with that is it's so hard to measure the speed of light. I mean, come on, I just need to know how big my living room is so I can order new carpet.
"Mod me as you will, but you know you're thinking the same thing."
You're thinking Arbys too? Wow!
No, it spells "802.11n"
They don't even have to be removed. They could just be covered with some Apple advertising.
I wonder if they would have fixed it if it had been purchased with Windows XP and then upgraded to Vista.
Besides, did they even need to turn it on to fix a hinge?
"Every now and then I stumble on something so ridiculous that I have to share it."
Nah, too easy.
"I predict your story will hit the front page by the top of the hour"
No, no. You're thinking about Digg. Here at slashdot, we have to wait for the dupes to go thru before we get a new story.
"We don't care. We don't have to. We're the OS company."
"You think the distance from one end of Seoul to other is long way?"
I used to think that too. But then I realised that the telcoms have had YEARS to expand their networks and haven't done it. Think about it: the internet became popular in the mid-1990s. They've seen this coming for over ten years and still haven't done much.
Yeah, it's not like the US invented the internet or the protocols and just give them away or anything.
...it's time we send out some more.
"Rejecting a major theory with a century-and-a-half of observational and experimental evidence behind it in favor of a ludicrous Biblical interpretation"
Isn't that like when people thought the Earth was flat, despite the Bible saying it was round? ('The circle of the Earth')
You seem to be assuming that everyone who reads slashdot believes in evolution.