And for me it works great in wine. Only possible glitch has been stuttering when I first enter the game, but for all I know it happens in windows as well, but I've never played it in windows.

What sits idle better for long period of time? Does toner start to clump together if you haven't printed in a month? Ink start to soak through? I go through a cartridge maybe every year, maybe two. our printer is typically regulated to map print outs on the way to somewhere I've never been.

Or like the Radio on GTA IV

Announcer: "Costs more and you loose ALL RIGHTS! Mobile Music Service, Less bang, for more buck."

If you distribute to the world at large then the world at large is your end client, and as such are required to distribute the source.

If you were Only Distributing to Buy-n-Large then you would only be required to distribute the source to Buy-n-Large.

If Buy-n-Large Distributed to the world at large then Buy-n-Large would be required to distribute the source.

Just because you give someone the source doesn't make it open source.

I had an old professor he used to say: If you cut off someones head they die, but just because they're dead doesn't mean you cut off their head.

like wise

If something is open source it means you distribute the source code to the end user, just because you distribute source code to the end user doesn't mean it's open source.

(please note, not all OSL require distribution to the end user)

Article mentions Android is based on Debian, so basically what has happened is apt-get was installed (and all required software) which then gives access to the entire debain ARM library.

Is this correct?

It's sad the number of responses saying this is a boot screen... maybe if you don't actually look at it, and just go: 'oh pretty text!'

My physics professor would use cables to introduce delay in detector signals, 1 foot per nanosecond delay. I always thought that was interesting as it's the same speed as the speed of light...

You're not really cutting in line though, I think you're simply removing the line. Same end result (getting to the front faster) but different means.

Answer the question using math.

F = ma
an immovable object has infinite mass, m = âz, a = F/âz => a = 0 regardless of F
an irresistible force is F = âz, , a = âz/m => a = âz regardless of m

But F = âz and m = âz, a = âz/âz => a is indeterminate, ie we have no tools to answer this question.
in case things aren't displayed properly, âz is the infinity symbol

Even further though the question only really applies to our world, and thus cannot apply to God, simply because if God does exist, is not part of our world.

Once you seriously start to think about that question you do realize how stupid it is, I mean, immovable to whom? Us? to be immovable to use it would have to have an infinite mass, and unless it had infinite density it would take up infinite space. If it didn't take up infinite space, it would have infinite density, it would be infinitely small, and IIRC would have infinite gravitational pull. Infinite gravitational pull which would cause the entire universe to collapse on this infinitely small item.

Still the question can be expanded to "if X is omnipotent, can X do something they can't do." Problem is we can only come up with situations that we comprehend, that are bound to the world we know. If a being was truly omnipotent, it would be beyond our comprehension. so all in all, the question is a stupid one.