Correct and a commendable sig, but your use of "loose" is an adjective, and there is also a verb "loose"; e.g. "Cry havoc and loose the dogs of war". I had a sig once that read "if you loose your money you are unwise. If you lose your money you are unlucky."
Using "Loose" when one means "lose" can inhibit communication because both words are verbs that mean completely different things.
Or not. I'm sure there will be some casualties (there always are), but I don't think that this is the end of the (FOSS) world as we know it. You gotta love the Chicken Littles, though.
Because I would rather a world where the game with the giant golems and rabid werewolves, with griffins soaring in the sky while vast mythological beasts known down skyscrapers, be excellent."
I do have to agree with your sentiment, though. English dubbing is the rough equivalent of road kill: sure, it's easier to handle, but it's just nothing like the original.
You might want to try and actually read my post. I never said that whitespace in Python was 'hard'. I said it was 'anal-retentive'. I guess English really is hard.
The internet is international, which is after all what "inter" is shoort for (international network).
You really are new here. The 'inter' in Internet does not mean 'international'. Internet is short for internetwork, i.e., a network of different networks.
Spy central is in the tunnel? Your office/cube is over said tunnel? Otherwise, you might be in the center of spy central. In either case, I would recommend looking for new employment...
That brings back memories of junior high school, and playing cracked versions of various arcade games (complete with signature opening screens) on the school's Apple//e machines. Not to mention 'hacking' the 5-1/4 SS floppies to get cheap DS usage. While today's games are certainly graphically superior, in many ways they've gotten to be somewhat pedestrian compared to the excitement of playing Dig Dug or Conan on the green monitors.
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...welcome our new mouse-levitating scientific overlords.
Agreed, 100%.
...what could possibly go right? That would at least set the correct expectations.
I don't think that a reasonably informed person could expect that this sort of thing could be kept bottled up for very long.
And Joss is actually thought of as a creative genius.
The author, Jesse Stay has accomplished something many projects and authors can't seem to avoid, scope creep.
I'm not sure that scope creep is a praiseworthy accomplishment.
Ish that you?
Or not. I'm sure there will be some casualties (there always are), but I don't think that this is the end of the (FOSS) world as we know it. You gotta love the Chicken Littles, though.
I think that's closer to what he was trying to say.
Because I would rather a world where the game with the giant golems and rabid werewolves, with griffins soaring in the sky while vast mythological beasts known down skyscrapers, be excellent."
It's like chumming the water.
Oh, the irony...
I do have to agree with your sentiment, though. English dubbing is the rough equivalent of road kill: sure, it's easier to handle, but it's just nothing like the original.
I heard that COBOL is next on the TODO list.
The Island of Dr. Moreau called; they want their genetic manipulation with unintended consequences back. I told the caller to take a number.
You might want to try and actually read my post. I never said that whitespace in Python was 'hard'. I said it was 'anal-retentive'. I guess English really is hard.
Anal-retentive use of whitespace counts as 'fun'? That's a definition of the word 'fun' I wasn't previously aware of.
The internet is international, which is after all what "inter" is shoort for (international network).
You really are new here. The 'inter' in Internet does not mean 'international'. Internet is short for internetwork, i.e., a network of different networks.
Impossible, because there is NOTHING cooler.
I really hadn't thought of the computer for blue-haired old ladies as cool, but whatever floats your boat.
Just about anything, really.
Dextre baratta nikto!
I think their radar map was messed with by the Radar Men from the Moon.
We r in ur universe, messin with ur drk mattr sheetz.
(2) The amount of money Sony just sent is proof that Blue-Ray sucks.
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BS.
The HD-DVD camp did the very same thing, yet where is the moral outrage? Hypocrisy is alive and well on
Spy central is in the tunnel? Your office/cube is over said tunnel? Otherwise, you might be in the center of spy central. In either case, I would recommend looking for new employment...
Soylent hydrogen is...water!
That brings back memories of junior high school, and playing cracked versions of various arcade games (complete with signature opening screens) on the school's Apple //e machines. Not to mention 'hacking' the 5-1/4 SS floppies to get cheap DS usage. While today's games are certainly graphically superior, in many ways they've gotten to be somewhat pedestrian compared to the excitement of playing Dig Dug or Conan on the green monitors.