.. and that is the problem. Instead of that bullshit flame wars between distros, why not just concentrate on making the whole system better for user. Imagine how childish it would be if Microsoft and Apple did that.
Don't you mean bullshit flame wars between _users_?
Congrats on the new release, Ubuntu!
Yeah, that'll help you when you're pulled over in Michigan. Add obstruction of justice to the charges, wiseguy.
I remember advertisements in magazines in the years before Tasers for a magic-sounding non-lethal weapon that would instantly incapacitate an attacker. The ads were vague about how the device worked, but I recall hearing (reading?) somewhere that it was a super-bright flashlight. Perhaps a strobe.
Maybe the difference is that it's effective this time.
"As geeks, we can only hope the core of Betelgeuse undergoes catastrophic failure in our lifetime."
As geeks, and with the star over 600 light-years away, we can only hope this has already happened close to 600 years ago.
Famous quote, but nonsense. In many ways, trying to build large BASIC programs and ending up with unmaintainable spaghetti code is one of the most valuable lessons a programmer can learn.
Santa will have to settle for a beer and a plate full of bacon.
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20101108/02464211754/us-patent-office-makes-it-harder-to-reject-patents-for-obviousness.shtml
I'd wonder how many zillions of examples of "prior art" we can dig up for something that is basically keeping a list of alternative protocols/routes, and selecting one of them.
Unfortunately, as of about a week ago, USPTO will no longer consider prior art as one of the tests of "obviousness" when deciding the validity of a patent claim. I wish I was kidding, but I'm not.
Unfortunately, nowhere in the Bible does Satan ever have a trident. But this is Slashdot... sigh let the Christian bashing begin if it must!
Perhaps you should explain that to the Evangelical Christians in Brazil.
Maybe he cares about kernel bloat.
Maybe he cares that a feature that few people would use might have side effects for all.
LD_AUDIT anyone?
Keep in mind you're just removing the dissolved oxygen, not atmospheric oxygen, so it's not like you're taking it out of the air tanks. If you could find a way to extract that prior the the fermentation process, it could even be a net gain.
You need that initial dissolved oxygen, as the aerobic phase is when the yeast cells multiply. Without it, you're liable to get a stuck batch.
Anyone who was actually using Linux in 1993 knows the manifesto came a couple of years before anything else.
Another nice feature would be randomizing the location by _x_ mi/km.
Ah, the treachery of images. This is not a galaxy.
The rules are different at the border. Until you pass the border, they can detain you without arresting you, and they can do so on a mere hunch. You aren't "in the United States" yet, and you do not have your constitutional rights until you are.
2.4 statute miles of surgical tubing at Yale U. = 1 I.V.League
