That's because you shouldn't have done a manual installation in the first place!

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Glitches? What glitches? Consider that Quake Live comes with TUTORIALS and official maps on strafe jumping, circle jumping, plasma climbing...

Related: https://listman.redhat.com/mirrors/LDP/linuxfocus/common/images/figure29-2.jpg

Yes, you can move the start bar to all sides (through drag and drop).

Somehow I think making a list of people who aren't spammed (yet) isn't a very good idea...

Yes, but what would you rather do, patch your production server with a patch from a company you can sue or rather grab the patches from not-as-reliable semi-anonymous sources who are doing their own redistribution and just hope they weren't tampered with?

Unfortunately it takes more than a child to understand extrapolating a sentence from its context invariably changes its meaning.

From: http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2010/01/google-wants-to-see-client-addresses-in-dns-queries.ars

"Google does have a plan to avoid the most egregious privacy concerns. "Recursive Resolvers are strongly encouraged to conceal part of the IP address of the user by truncating IPv4 addresses to 24 bits." Coincidentally, 24 bits maps directly to the minimum address block that can be carried in the Internet's routing system. Carrying any more than that won't help solve the network distance problem using the routing tables. For IPv6, there is no corresponding number that everyone agrees to, but the authors of the draft suggest truncating IPv6 addresses as well. Of course, the owner of the authoritative DNS server still gets to see the client's full IP address when the HTTP request for the actual content is sent."

So when you write 2k$...

Are you trying to claim there was no reason whatsoever to innovate or create art before patents and copyright were introduced?

If we want to use proper grammar, it'd be proc_call(1,2;3,4;5,6).

Yes, in one course in the local IT Engineering degree, we were tasked to create a "game" over the course of a few weeks in Java. No, don't be fooled.

We were told exactly what had to happen when why, we just had to make the Java classes and translate the directions into code. There was nothing about balancing, nothing about making the game actually fun, very little about user training (my nethack-like interface was accepted without any problem)... simply nothing about the actual "game" part.

They just wanted us to make us interact a bunch of classes. The "game" part was just a cloak to make people go "wow" for those couple nanoseconds.

Well, getting 500 megs for free (that's a 25% bump) is rather easy:

1. Find a friend who does have Dropbox and use his referrer url. Use it when subscribing. Bam! When you're done installing you have 250 extra megs.
2. Take the Getting Started tour: https://www.dropbox.com/gs -- complete five out of six and you get 250 more free megs.

Twitter is not the only place you count characters.

URLs longer than 80 characters might split in multiple lines in emails. IRC topics also benefit from url shorteners. Nobody will be missing the rickrolls, however ;)

> shows [...] are shown as little as 3 months after

I really can't see how that would stop them. I mean, setting up different release dates for different areas really is no rocket science. I don't think "new episodes" on Hulu appear as soon as they are available ;)