the annoying thing is it's apparently possible to include a current-user (~/Applications) option in a standard Apple installer package, it's just almost never used. i see it in maybe 10% of the stuff i install....
get back to me when we call in air strikes on the occupy movement
acronym overload, somebody call AAAAAAAAAAA!
most interesting wire recording i've ever heard is tom lehrer's physical revue, the earliest recordings of his material that exist. (the last song, "Any Questions", is particularly brilliant.)
A nation by definition must have territory.
a surprising number of countries recognize the Knights of Malta as sovereign, despite their having lost their last territory over 200 years ago.
There's a reason why they put free speech in the first amendment.
actually it was originally the third. the first two were something about allotting Representatives (technically outstanding, but completely irrelevant now) and the one about congress not being able to vote themselves an instant pay raise (finally ratified in 1992 as the 27th). go read it for yourself: here's the original version.
not strictly true, actually--WORM is a perfectly valid concept in data storage. roughly speaking, i'd say the difference is in whether users are meant to be the ones doing the "write once" part.
well of course you'd use WORMs with fish....
Interesting, I'd only heard that called "aphasia". Sounds like one meaning of "dysnomia" is from Latin, the other Greek.
The brain is a wonderful organ; it starts working the moment you get up in the morning, and does not stop until you get to work.
