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Oh! And while we are at it, jquery also makes my breakfast every morning.
Please note, as far as linux support goes, I am talking about the "official ATI closed source drivers".
Assuming equal carcinogenic potential from sun exposure and from such beds (which is most likely an incorrect assumption), the results should be insightful.
Vitamin D comes in many forms -- and not all are equal: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cholecalciferol
Your argument in the present context is exactly what I was referring to when I mentioned RMS!
Also, f.lux does work as advertised on the OSs that it is available for.
:-)
The fact that it is closed source should not be a problem unless you are RMS!
Seems like a positive way make dent on the incumbent censor-happy morons.
Good luck Australia!
edited to add: Beware, for history repeats itself. Just because heinous crimes were documented in the past is no guarantee that they will not be repeated by spineless authoritarians.
Yeah, that statement may sound over-hyped today, but come talk to me a year after that thing gets signed into law.
Aussies have gone soft, in the balls (they were already soft in the head -- which was the only good thing keeping democracy alive in Australia until now).
edit: an attempt at preventing godwin's law invocation and a visit from the anti-defamation league. ;-)
I understand that these sites need to generate revenue and advertisements are one way of doing that, but given the eye-gouging (flash-gif-html5) ads designed by most advertisers my sympathy lies with the readers who visit these sites for reading content.
And it won't need a revolution, just enough in-fighting, a bit more alienation of the masses; which will be reaching critical mass soon enough given the number of entrepreneurs and small businesses paying licensing fees a.k.a. "Troll Tax" to these IP warehouses (whorehouses?).
I eagerly wait for the day this blows up in IV and friend's faces.
I know, I should use a "real" window manager if I need my windows to be tiled, but I feel that tiling is a real feature with a legitimate need that should be built into Gnome.
My first impression was of a really long balloon tube. :)
however, it does represent, at least to me, a flaw in the whole HN voting system; given that user privileges are tied to karma points, i feel that upvotes should be allowed as they are now, but downvotes __must__ require some form of response from the downvoter(s) as to why they are downvoting anything ( a la /. ). you don't need to write a paragraph explaining why you downvoted anything, but you should be required to pick at least __one__ response tag that classifies your reason for downvoting (wrong, inflammatory, trollish or whatever).
anyways, sorry for taking up screen real estate with all this unneeded c.r.a.p. i better get back to "real life"[TM] and soon!
i hope that is considered fair. if not, then god help HN the day i get downvoting privileges.
edit:
being downvoted for a comment like this i understand and agree to: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1504855
but being downvoted without a reply for what i wrote to this thread's parent... simply makes no sense!
seriously, why QE? is base stacking plus some electron cloud sharing not a good enough explanation for dsDNA?
Yet scary how many folks confuse odd numbers with primes on the original blog's comments.
''' Imagine the reaction when a company like Apple suddenly comes with devices like iPhones and iPads that don’t feel like computers, don’t require nearly as much maintenance & ‘Just work’. Or at least work enough. Imagine the reaction: “Hey, tech doesn’t need to be difficult. Those nerds have been fooling us all along. Screw them.”
'''
That one hits home! Ouch!!