You had my curiosity, then I read this:
ESR says he'll match funds toward the purchase of the needed hardware, so if you want to help drive him into bankruptcy, now's your chance.
Now you have my attention.
(Not enough to RTFS however. This is Slashdot...)
I had heard of it, but never used it until earlier this year. I wanted some custom bottle caps made and the company only accepted files made with very expensive programs... or Inkscape.
Second, people can read signs even after revolutions. If you put "severe radiation, stay out" on a concrete building, it'll be fine.
An additional advantage to those signs is that in a dystopian future, the terrorists are usually the good guys. The info will help direct those good guys to where they can find materials helpful in the fight against evil governments.
The US has its own internet. It's called: The Internet.
Is Inkscape's handling of text any better?
Its no secret Iraq had chemical weapons. They used them liberally against Iranian human wave attacks during the Iran Iraq war.
The reason they were hushed up is because they were provided by western countries. You do know the U.S. and Europe backed Saddam in the Iran Iraq war and most probably encouraged the use of chemical weapons against Iranian teenagers right? Iran had a huge population advantage, Iraqi Shias weren't that keen on fighting Iranian Shia, so Iraq needed technology to level the field and the West helped with that edge.
The West was really happy about a lengthy, bloody stalemate in that war bleeding both countries white.
It's their search engine. Start your own search engine and you will get to decide what's in it.
Blackjack and hookers, duh.
and for the rest of you flamers and trolls, this is a Q&A thread not a thread to personally attack another person. Take the insults elsewhere.
Looks like Chris Crocker has someone new to white knight for.
Don't be jealous, APK. I'm sure someday you'll find a woman willing to spend a few minutes with you. She may not technically be alive, or human, but she'll be all yours.
Didn't you read the bulletin? Little boys are always attacking the girls they secretly like. Obviously APK thinks it gives him an aura of boyish charm.
But not to worry - his personality is sufficient to turn off anything with a pulse.
That would certainly explain some of his fixations.
Don't forget, Soviet Russian was the first to send a manned mission outside our solar system.
It was a one-way flight by mistake; the guy screamed until he ran out of air, but, hey, it's gotta count for something.
I can't find reference to this. Link?
Smart woman your ex-wife ditching a miserable loser like you that dragged her down.
Don't be jealous, APK. I'm sure someday you'll find a woman willing to spend a few minutes with you. She may not technically be alive, or human, but she'll be all yours.
Most of the ethics questions around Alexander involve his company IronNet Cybersecurity. He founded it when he retired. He's charging big banks $1,000,000 a month to protect them in cyberspace, and its not exactly clear what he has to offer to justify the price tag, other than classified insider knowledge of cyber threats from his NSA years, he probably shouldn't be selling to the highest bidder.
It's not cheating if it's part of the strategy of the event. See also: NASCAR, speed skating, bicycle racing, etc. It just means that in addition to raw speed, the runner needs to effectively manage the interactions with other runners.
At any rate, this arbitrary milestone would have been achieved long ago if the wavelength of light emitted by exited caesium 133 atoms were only a tiny fraction of a percent longer.
I wasn't speaking to the specific case because of the guilty plea.
FWIW, I read somewhere (MRA site?) that woman-woman violence is particularly bad and particularly underreported.
And I don't know how to fix things either. You slap the hands of people making false claims, and legitimate victims clam up. You do nothing, and you encourage people like my ex wife.
Boy, talk about stupid assumptions...
"And remember: Evil will always prevail, because Good is dumb." -- Spaceballs
