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So why is the K&R "C" book $48.00?There sure have been plenty printed.
..from a rag of a publication.Funny the work-related malaise strikes those in socialist countries.I'd look elsewhere for a cause, like "crappy dead-end job"
"Apple: DRM Reduces Battery Life" Looked at first like Apple was saying this. Bad "journalism" style.
...it doesn't mean what you think.
...design your own. it's a free world. Griper.
The US created the source code at great effort and expense, and if we believe the that our national security would be threatened by disclosure, then so be it. No deal. BWilde.
...and that should be good enough!No, wait... it's not. Nope, it's just another excuse.
... no .EU domain name for you, bucko.
Well, there goes my only strategy.
..run in parallel until proven. Yes, it's a lot of work.
or "Chinese communist". Never forget.
Thank you, that was helpful.
OpenOffice?
...so I am as pro-open-source as the next person.It's just not easy "enough" to switch, yet.
I gave up when I couldn't find a live CD yet that supports my laptop's Wi-fi card. That's what I mean.Hey, I'd really like to use Linux. I'd end up with either a hardware problem like that, or not being abe to use a favorite program.I don't like fixing my dad's Windows box (spyware, virus) any more than anyone else does for their parents/relatives. I am not a huge Windows fan.Don't worry... universal DRM will push me (any many more) into Linux soon enough.
... an "illogical" reason?
Take it apart: Liability... *is* Minimal.See?(More evidence of the public-school trainwreck, I assume)
I'm never surprised by how little I learn from reading her thoughts.There was nothing there!She gets paid for this?Who learned anything that wasn't already obvious? Come on, lets hear it!BWilde
"The article talks about the technology but doesn't exactly lay out specifics"The one true statement in the post!What's it got to do with "Server Cabinets"? Absolooly... nuthin'.
...spelling! Rejuvinate?
...just consider the possible dimness of the source.The guy is a headline grabber.
www.micrium.com
...leave it in the image, optionally categorized as an addition to the base classes.Couldn't possibly be any easier: It's right there, viewable in a method browser.Uh-oh... I probably lost 99% of you on this.No problem. Back to being productive....BWildeSmalltalk is the performance sports car of languages
He deserved being fired.
Rules implement Laws.
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So why is the K&R "C" book $48.00?
There sure have been plenty printed.
..from a rag of a publication.
Funny the work-related malaise strikes those in socialist countries.
I'd look elsewhere for a cause, like "crappy dead-end job"
"Apple: DRM Reduces Battery Life" Looked at first like Apple was saying this. Bad "journalism" style.
...it doesn't mean what you think.
...design your own. it's a free world. Griper.
The US created the source code at great effort and expense, and if we believe the that our national security would be threatened by disclosure, then so be it. No deal. BWilde.
...and that should be good enough!
No, wait... it's not. Nope, it's just another excuse.
... no .EU domain name for you, bucko.
Well, there goes my only strategy.
..run in parallel until proven. Yes, it's a lot of work.
or "Chinese communist". Never forget.
Thank you, that was helpful.
OpenOffice?
...so I am as pro-open-source as the next person.
It's just not easy "enough" to switch, yet.
I gave up when I couldn't find a live CD yet that supports my laptop's Wi-fi card. That's what I mean.
Hey, I'd really like to use Linux. I'd end up with either a hardware problem like that, or not being abe to use a favorite program.
I don't like fixing my dad's Windows box (spyware, virus) any more than anyone else does for their parents/relatives. I am not a huge Windows fan.
Don't worry... universal DRM will push me (any many more) into Linux soon enough.
... an "illogical" reason?
Take it apart: Liability... *is* Minimal.
See?
(More evidence of the public-school trainwreck, I assume)
I'm never surprised by how little I learn from reading her thoughts.
There was nothing there!
She gets paid for this?
Who learned anything that wasn't already obvious? Come on, lets hear it!
BWilde
"The article talks about the technology but doesn't exactly lay out specifics"
The one true statement in the post!
What's it got to do with "Server Cabinets"? Absolooly... nuthin'.
...spelling! Rejuvinate?
...just consider the possible dimness of the source.
The guy is a headline grabber.
www.micrium.com
...leave it in the image, optionally categorized as an addition to the base classes.
Couldn't possibly be any easier: It's right there, viewable in a method browser.
Uh-oh... I probably lost 99% of you on this.
No problem. Back to being productive....
BWilde
Smalltalk is the performance sports car of languages
He deserved being fired.
Rules implement Laws.