Maybe you have the same problem I had the last few days:
I have the classic index but the discussions where messed up.
I unchecked somthing about "Dynamic" under Discussions in the preferences (can't see exactly what since that page now doesn't look the same) and I got slashdot back to the way I wanted.
Sorry for the offtopic. Didn't know what I was talking about it seems. I have the classic index but the discussions where messed up.
I unchecked somthing about "Dynamic" under Discussions in the preferences (can't see exactly what since that page now doesn't look the same) and I got slashdot back to the way I wanted.
Ok. So how do I get back to the classic index in slashdot? It has changed the last few days and I can't get it back even with the tickbox set for "Use Classic Index".
Yes, there is an error in the Fox News article. Here is a quote from the official site instead:
ECONOMICS PRIZE: The executives and directors of Goldman Sachs, AIG, Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns, Merrill Lynch, and Magnetar for creating and promoting new ways to invest money -- ways that maximize financial gain and minimize financial risk for the world economy, or for a portion thereof.
Well, I have a need for naval transports in the early game. The unit one gets when one start (atleast as the Greeks) doesn't have the "Embark" ability. So there I was, sitting on an island with no place to go find ruins or fight barbarians and all I wanted was to tech up and build a raft of some sort.
Hey, don't go calling The Piratebay shady. They are nice guys!
If you already has a party that has the politics you want (The Green Party) then join them and work from the inside if you feel that going the new-party-road is to hard in France. The swedish pirates has a culture of seeing their party as a way to 'hack' the political system, just as one would hack a computer system. The new-party-exploit might be patched in France, but there usually is another way to get influence.
And also, you French guys have La Quadrature du Net which is doing some great work. Joining them would be a good start if your not already active there.
Actually, of the above mentioned examples, Pacman has a "linear, follow-and-succeed path". But it's really hard to learn and master it.
It's coming to all other countries around the world too. The United Nations have been pushed to accept a Resolution to Combat Defamation of Religion that would bar worldwide all criticism of religions.
These are dangerous times, just like all other times before. If democracy and freedom of speech isn't practiced it will erode away before our eyes.
"This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Funny or Die, Inc.. "
Anybody got a new mirror? I still haven't been able to see the video.
I got no modpoints, but please mod parent up. VERY informative! Thanks!
Always remember that if it weren't for the name Pirate Party none of you would talk about the party at all.
The name helps bring more attention to it than it scares away stiffies.
The Amiga Music Preservation project doesn't seem to recognize this which is why I refuse to let them take part of my own module-compilation. They are spreading the hard work of a lot of amiga-musician and then in some weird fashion refuses to let others use the fact-collection. I quote from their FAQ at http://amp.dascene.net/faq.php
Can I export part or all of AMP's composer database and use it in my website?
No way! AMP's composer database is the result of many years spent on gathering and sorting information. In order to avoid legal prosecution we recommend you not to include any part or mirror our database in your website.
Now, that's some crappy attitude.
I hope their solution is better than what the Linux Mint distribution does. The Google-results from the Mint-search is really poor compared to Firefox-search. And also the way they have implemented their Mint-search makes it almost as hard to go back to Normal-Firefox-search as deleting spyware in Windows. Just take a look at the instructions below. Might not be that hard for Linux-pros, but it's way harder than what the Firefox-crew meant it to be:
http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=39623
The nation that controls magnetism controls the universe. -- Chester Gould/Dick Tracy
