My school is used to hold elections. Because of a controversial local issue, a high turnout is expected, so we get the day off. So, yeah, looking forward to the four-day-weekend.
Oh, the actual election? Can't vote, only look at results, so I don't really care.
But let me ask you: where would you place The Center, if not Here?
Where the centre of the mass is. And this is definitely not here.
[Devil's Advocate]Can you prove that it's definitely not here?[/Devil's Advocate]
And actually, I'll need to do: pacman -Qs
He says for programs you don't have yet. You want pacman -Ss
If I ever found such a "feature" on my bank's website, they would find THEIR accounts drained and closed VERY quickly.
FTFY
sudo rm -rf
bash: sudo: command not found
So, the fact that's it's illegal to active-jam cell phones just doesn't matter to you?
Just ban cell phones. Nobody will know that you're using an active jammer.
The real question is why hexes weren't in use all along.
Could you have program an effective hex-based map (taxes, military, etc.) for the computers in 1991?
Can you give us an example?
The obvious one is Redhat. RHEL 3 is the newest version to still use a 2.4 kernel. It may still be supportes, but that expires October of this year, so the OP should already be getting ready to upgrade.
so meta will be remapped to something random, possibly alt or control.
Or *cringes* open start menu.
Mine are siphoned by an automated script.
As opposed to a manual script?
It's a naive, domestic operating system without any breeding, but I think you'll be amused by its presumption.
