I'm surprised that it took me this long to see anybody mention that you can easily choose to go back to the old design. I should probably blame myself for not exploring the user preference options, but I'm still surprised that nobody even mentions it.
On the other hand, how can they justify requiring you to make an account when m.wikipedia.org exists?
The slashdot crowd tends toward 'liberal' when it comes to social issues, which puts a heavier emphasis on either Democrat and Libertarian
or Green.
But are you surprised?
I feel like everybody gets that quote wrong. It's the animals who are *less* equal that are the elites. The *more* equal animals are the lowly rabble.
>Socialists and capitalists are not opposites. Stop it, stop being stupid.
Maybe you buy that a state sector combined with a welfare state constitutes some kind of "socialism". Fine, the word has meant many things in its long history. But it's always been defined by its opposition to capitalism. Socialism is nothing if not the opposite of capitalism.
A few people are trying to exploit it without really believing in it (the government of Mexico
I don't see any evidence of that. They're merely trying to capitalize on a big (meaningless) event in the calender of their pre-Columbian ancestors. Slashdot and its linked article seem to be just assuming that Mexico's ad campaign is trying to attract doomsday nuts -- but if doomsday nuts are attracted by it, so what?
The *only* bit of evidence the article has is this:
The tourism board acknowledges its promotional doomsday motives and says “Whatever your beliefs may be, come and be part off a very historic experience.”
which is, at most, open to interpretation.
It's an open standard and will be needed by a lot of developers who want or must write standard compliant code. This is EXACTLY the thing RMS means when he is shouting his song.
Yeah, speaking of that... what criteria is it meeting to be called an "open standard"?
>Now try to find high quality propriety products that are not backed by huge organizations.
So you're saying being backed by the Free Software Foundation makes something a bad example of open source software? (Terminology politics aside)
The Japanese supercomputer ranked #1 on the Top 500 fastest supercomputers
Rumor has it that it's also #1 in the top 2,342 fastest supercomputers.
Me either. But it doesn't seem to hide it if it's anything other than HTTP, so it's still unambiguous. I decided to leave the feature on.
I've been quite willing from the very beginning. There's no apparent problem with my environment. "Need" is a pretty strong word and I don't think I can answer that question for sure, but I have no desire to go off my medication.
Primarily, I'm diagnosed with bipolar disorder and ADD. I also have sever insomnia that, as far as I know, is unaccounted for. Definitely don't have Aspergers or any other kind of autism.
Well, since you asked...
1. bupropion (Wellbutrin)
2. gabapentin
3. methylphenidate (Ritalin)
4. lamotrigine (Lamictal)
5. trazodone
Gabapentin and lamotrigine are classed as mood stabilizers (gabapentin is also great for anxiety, especially social anxiety), bupropion and trazodone are classed as antidepressants but I take trazodone (every night before bed) because it's also a sedative, and methylphenidate is a stimulant.
It doesn't favor the young unless you think a higher percentage is "better".
This is horrible! It's not like there are many other Simpsons reruns they could show instead.
"Life sucks, but it's better than the alternative." -- Peter da Silva
