It's too bad firewire didn't catch on more. Had Apple not been greedy with the name, I think it would have become the standard in the PC world too. People just have a hard time understanding/remembering "IEEE 1394."
Given that ~10% of Austrians and Germans don't even (want to?) know what the Holocaust was, I'd guess that not many people here know about the genocide that happened in Armenia. The only thing they care about is if a European is sentenced to 10 years in prison because of smuggling drugs into Turkey; otherwise they mostly don't care about Turkish politics.
As for your second questions; no, most Europeans don't consider Turkey to be a European country; unfortunately this is not because of the sad current state of their society, the lack of a more or less democratic government and their unwillingness to admit that there are some very ugly aspects to their history , but rather because of 98% of the population being Muslims. Wonderful, isn't it?
Those security holes you are speaking of are only found in the free software version of SSH, OpenSSH, hacked together by Theo de Rat and his NationalSocialistfriends.
With these new laws, people spreading anti-Turkish propaganda on the Internet and trying to undermine the people's faith in the Turkish Republic, will finally get what they deserve, particularly those wicked anarchists and communists who like to claim that the Turks committed genocide against the Armenians(of course spreading this lie has been punishable in Turkey for decades, but unfortunately not if done via the Internet; I'm glad this too has changed!)
I submitted this article to Slashdot, but it got rejected. Why?
ESR Resigns from VA Board of Directors
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mention of this was made on any of VA Software's OSDN news
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I agree, but just out of curiosity: What was your favorite fantasy world to hide in?
ahahahahaha!
Sorry, but you slashbots always make me laugh. ^_^
I believe I have to agree with the original poster's sentiment.
When will Mesa 5.0 be incorporated into Debian stable?
My guess would be that our government is being serious. Open source software, especially the different BSDs, is very popular here in Japan.
n/t!!
Try telling RMS. If he weren't such a blind fanatic, people wouldn't be laughing at him.
Haha! You are all a bunch of fucktards! ^_^
Where did the parent post complain about poor FPS?
And I always thought 0190 was a secret Nazi code!
It's too bad firewire didn't catch on more. Had Apple not been greedy with the name, I think it would have become the standard in the PC world too. People just have a hard time understanding/remembering "IEEE 1394."
EUR 18,025 = DM 35253.84
EUR 9,946 = DM 19452.69
this is a test.
Gun down abortion doctors? Give $300 tax rebates?
Not all European countries are the same, e.g. Liechtenstein probably doesn't have such legislation.
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are moral relativists.
This is the second post!
i congratulate you for finally getting your message across!
The parent post is absolute nonsense! MOD DOWN ACCORDINGLY!
As for your second questions; no, most Europeans don't consider Turkey to be a European country; unfortunately this is not because of the sad current state of their society, the lack of a more or less democratic government and their unwillingness to admit that there are some very ugly aspects to their history , but rather because of 98% of the population being Muslims. Wonderful, isn't it?
The Hurd is already dead, I'll continue to use NetBSD. It may be dying but at least it hasn't started decomposing yet.
Those security holes you are speaking of are only found in the free software version of SSH, OpenSSH, hacked together by Theo de Rat and his National Socialist friends.
The commercial version of SSH by Tatu Ylönen, OTOH, is completely secure and bugfree.
If only the rest of the world realized this and used commercial software instead of open source...
With these new laws, people spreading anti-Turkish propaganda on the Internet and trying to undermine the people's faith in the Turkish Republic, will finally get what they deserve, particularly those wicked anarchists and communists who like to claim that the Turks committed genocide against the Armenians(of course spreading this lie has been punishable in Turkey for decades, but unfortunately not if done via the Internet; I'm glad this too has changed!)
Another victory for Justice!
stfu, NAZI!
ESR Resigns from VA Board of Directors -- VA Software Corp. (NASDAQ: LNUX) has silently severed its ties with board member Eric S. Raymond, among others. No mention of this was made on any of VA Software's OSDN news sites.
Raymond, who was responsible for "[representing] the interests and values of the open source community", confirms his recent change of status on his homepage.