So SCO is claiming ownership of a bunch of #define, #ifdef, #ifndef, and struct statements. What happened to the millions of lines of code that Linux was infringing on?
Maybe they're counting every place those macros are used.
Isn't that what capitalism is all about? How about self-moderation? Isn't the idea that "if you don't like how it's done, do it yourself" a good one?
Why not argue that "Linus won't accept my patches, and neither will Alan! What next, the folks who wrote 'ls' won't accept my patches?"
Blue women with scales are fine as long as they're not kicking me like that. It's hard to fight someone like that when you're trying to hide an erection.
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Agreed, please let us filter "Author" and "Contributed To" and "About" and "Mentioned In"... maybe then we can finally forget this schlep.
Agreed! Any used book store worth its salt should have a varied collection of short story anthologies by author, original publication, and "year's best" stuff. I highly recommend any of the _Universe_#_ series. Don't be scared off by goofy looking covers, those are usually the best. Specific Authors:
Lawrence Watt-Evans
James H. Schmitz
Urula K. Le Guin (A Wizard of Earthsea)
Larry Niven (Neutron Star is good)
David Brin (River of Time, The Postman)
Clifford Simak
Theodore Sturgeon
James Tiptree, Jr. (occasionally explicit)
Brian W. Aldiss
Harlan Ellison
Alan Dean Foster
Harry Harrison
R. A. Lafferty
Frederik Pohl
C. M. Kornbluth
Robert Silverberg
Jack Chalker
Geoffrey A. Landis
Robert Heinlein
Isaac Asimov
Specific collections:
Donald A Wollheim presents The 19__ Annual World's Best SF
Universe 6 (Terry Carr)
The Science Fiction Hall of Fame (Volumes I and II) (Robert Silverberg)
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No kidding. Very clumsy article summary.
Or even Control-K.
I searched for "gravy".
google: Results 1 - 10 of about 944,000
new ms search: 0. There is no gravy on the internet.
So SCO is claiming ownership of a bunch of #define, #ifdef, #ifndef, and struct statements. What happened to the millions of lines of code that Linux was infringing on? Maybe they're counting every place those macros are used.
It shouldn't be too terrible. See the Very Verbose Guide to Updating and Compiling Your Debian Kernel.
use strict;
print("Hello,");
print(" World.");
print("\n");
This seems to work fine for me. Was this in perl4 or something?
Minor addendum: I didn't mean in any way to belittle 'ls' or the authors/contributors of it. Sorry 'bout that.
Isn't that what capitalism is all about? How about self-moderation? Isn't the idea that "if you don't like how it's done, do it yourself" a good one? Why not argue that "Linus won't accept my patches, and neither will Alan! What next, the folks who wrote 'ls' won't accept my patches?"
Blue women with scales are fine as long as they're not kicking me like that. It's hard to fight someone like that when you're trying to hide an erection.
Agreed, please let us filter "Author" and "Contributed To" and "About" and "Mentioned In"... maybe then we can finally forget this schlep.
Specific Authors:
- Lawrence Watt-Evans
- James H. Schmitz
- Urula K. Le Guin (A Wizard of Earthsea)
- Larry Niven (Neutron Star is good)
- David Brin (River of Time, The Postman)
- Clifford Simak
- Theodore Sturgeon
- James Tiptree, Jr. (occasionally explicit)
- Brian W. Aldiss
- Harlan Ellison
- Alan Dean Foster
- Harry Harrison
- R. A. Lafferty
- Frederik Pohl
- C. M. Kornbluth
- Robert Silverberg
- Jack Chalker
- Geoffrey A. Landis
- Robert Heinlein
- Isaac Asimov
Specific collections:- Donald A Wollheim presents The 19__ Annual World's Best SF
- Universe 6 (Terry Carr)
- The Science Fiction Hall of Fame (Volumes I and II) (Robert Silverberg)
A subscription to Analog is probably a good idea.Shouldn't this be under Katz instead of Movies? How many topics am I gonna have to block out?