Even when "adequately" insured it can still be a nightmare. I've got a neighbor that spent about 4 months fighting with the insurance company to get the money to fix a car when they got hit by an uninsured driver. This was because even though they were stopped at a stopsign the insurance company still wanted to claim that they were at fault and not pay anybody at all. It can still be a huge imposition due to the nature of some of the stupidity of the insurance industries.

I've personally had stability issues with the AMD drivers for my laptop. But this seems to be because they only try to support ubuntu and all the versions that they use, anything else it's hard to get a fix for until ubuntu either updates to your version or you find a work around in the community. The open source drivers aren't as performant but they are much more stable for me.

#define PERCENT = / 100.0f
#define PAYROLL_TAX = 12 PERCENT

Just like we learned in school!

It was probably wood's alloy. It's got a nice low melting temperature around 80C-90C and would probably have been perfect for those kinds of toys.

I believe that you are right, that you could do this, but it would end up requiring a different ABI in all respects. You'd either need far pointers or wide ones on the host which I don't know of any systems supporting easily, aside from DOS.

I'm at about 12GB myself, and that's one of the two big reasons that I keep the mail in maildir format and connect all clients to it via imap. Using a real mail server has kept that from happening to me (again) for years now. The other reason is that it makes it really easy to change clients to play around, or access it from lots of places.

While I can't confirm the Niels Bohr idea, I strongly suspect it rose out of one from Hawking.

Consideration of black holes suggests, not only that God does play dice, but that he sometimes confuses us by throwing them where they can't be seen.

http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Stephen_Hawking

Where I grew up it was even weirder. They would put Ranch Dressing on Pizza. WHAT THE HELL.

Wow I didn't know they could go negative!

So you're saying that by denying the existence of a place known to exist it creates jobs... Someone needs to get on this!

I remember that kdevelop was integrating QT-Creator into it for some of that but I'm unsure of how far that's gotten. Anyone have any idea?

There are times though when I feel like I would pay to be able to do that though.

Last I talked to the Trinity developers, they are working on QT4 but they were currently taking on other larger dependencies. Mostly HAL for doing device stuff. They are actually very nice on the #trinity channel on freenode.