I second that.
The simple look, feel and maybe even taste of the phrase "rights management" gives me the creeps.
Rights are supposed to free - no matter to whom they belong.
Totally agree here - it made sense in the C=64/Amiga/Amstrad/Atari days because that was what was available at the time (degree of 'closed' platform can be discussed, yes).
Today - not so much.
Not if you live in a country where you don't need a license to serve liquor and listen to music at your own private and personal wedding.
Why is it that authorities need to have all this control? It pisses me off.
I wonder if the same would apply had it been Commodore and their Amiga brand who'd ruled the PC/Console (Console because of the more or less locked hardware) world today?
Kopete (KDE4 version at least) have the ability as well via the Jabber/XMPP protocol (from which you can also connect to GTalk and various other Jabber based services). Tutorial here.
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I second that. The simple look, feel and maybe even taste of the phrase "rights management" gives me the creeps. Rights are supposed to free - no matter to whom they belong.
Yeah - oxymoron!
I personally find Chrome Remote Desktop extension to be just slightly more slick than TeamViewer.
It requires Chromium to run obviously.
Totally agree here - it made sense in the C=64/Amiga/Amstrad/Atari days because that was what was available at the time (degree of 'closed' platform can be discussed, yes).
Today - not so much.
its payload was sheesh kebab?
will make it run linux some day
I read his name as: Davis Drumroll Asshole
No - it's "superKomputer" a KDE project that finally let you reach the full potential of the KDE software suite.
Here's one of the best interpretations of how it might have looked - a huge hungry monster:
T-Rex
... but not until LHC find stuff that makes it possible
Dude no - not just an UO - an USO (Unidentified Sunken Object) - ahem ... ehehe
1. select count(*) from bugstore where bug_level='critical';
That's soooo Drupal 6 in Drupal 7 we do awesomo stuff like:
db_select('bugstore', 'b')->fields('b')->condition('bug_level', 'critical')->execute();
that must have been the system that took them the 2,5 years from D6 to D7 - wrapping various home rolled PHP functions to SQL statements.
it was definitely money well spent.
Not if you live in a country where you don't need a license to serve liquor and listen to music at your own private and personal wedding.
Why is it that authorities need to have all this control? It pisses me off.
I'd call Harry Sacks
Anyone using the Skype public API can make apps that call someone.
Kopete IM for KDE is the first that pops to my mind.
Or time when my flash drive itself!
I wonder if the same would apply had it been Commodore and their Amiga brand who'd ruled the PC/Console (Console because of the more or less locked hardware) world today?
Kopete (KDE4 version at least) have the ability as well via the Jabber/XMPP protocol (from which you can also connect to GTalk and various other Jabber based services).
Tutorial here.
I've got a friend who still drives aided by a map! -Would you believe that!
Phone number: to phone in case they don't get an answer at the door.
Some places they also uses the phone number if they can't actually make your order eg. they ran out of bacon for you bacon pizza or similar.
Remember:
1 pedometer = 1 meter of pedophile
Drugged Autist Mice Reverse In Fragile Doctors With X-Linked Syndom
Good one
you could consider AROS to be intel-based although it runs on other architectures :)
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn
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WHAA!