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A fair few ATMS in the UK run Windows. I've seen RBS, HBOS, Lloyds TSB and Abbey with Windows Error boxes/BSODs/Loading Screens. It's not totally uncommon.
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Wilts is short for Wiltshire, which is in the UK. Let me Google that for you, just to confirm.

It's fine to list a state or county in lieu of listing a country, when it's made clear elsewhere in the summary that this took place in the UK.

Here are some sites that might help.

Let me be the one to help you: Jackalope.

We don't have a constitution. Please turn in your passport...

Uh, yes we do. Please attend a Canadian History class. Or at least do some trivial research.

When will America start using SI units as the standard? Pounds don't mean anything to me.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=50000+pounds+in+kgs

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=asp+under+apache

http://weblogs.asp.net/israelio/archive/2005/09/11/424852.aspx
"How to make Apache run ASP.NET / ASP.NET 2.0

Don't ask me why... but i've been asked to make Apache run ASP.NET.

IT Worked !

Even worked with ASP.NET 2.0 Site !

Following are the instruction to make Asp.Net work under apache:"

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=solar%20panel%20fire

You can find the answer here

certificate registration shouldn't cost anywhere near what it does,

I agree.

certificates should be purchasable for whole domains, etc.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=wildcard+certificate

Let me google that for you

"Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort." (Ref).

Wow you're a fucking idiot (and in the precise meaning of the word, that is not an insult). For one, the tools of the trade vary with the discipline.

The link you gave, is specifically concerned with journals in linguistics. I don't know too much that field, but it doesn't surprise me given the history of TeX that LaTeX/TeX is not the leading tool used in that field.

It shouldn't be a fucking surprise that TeX is widely used in the CS, Mathematics, and Physics fields.
Another field where it is very widely used (from personal experience): Economics.

You are also a fucking moron. In the time it took you to prove beyond a doubt that you are one... well here this should explain it:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=elsevier+latex

Click the first fucking link.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=awesome+bar

Build a system even a fool can use and only a fool will want to.

No one's advocating building a UI for "fools," but I digress as it seems you are probably just trying to start a pissing contest.

How does this get modded +5 informative?

There are scads of free options.

Try a linux alternative

NoScript says: "Do not want".

Try a linux alternative

Like this.

Dormant (see: Distrowatch).

Or this.

$$, intended for corporate use, but thanks for the link, It might be worth the money in my repair business (I currently move the disks to a windows machine and scan from there if I can't clean in place).

Hell even an online scan may work well enough, http://housecall.trendmicro.com/

This might actually work, though I haven't tested it myself. Probably not as good as Malwarebytes, though.

Electric cars have been lingering at the high point because no significant car has been rough to market. The Tesla and the Volt appear to be the firsts going there.

What about these?

MDI Enterprises S.A. - Air compressed cars
Electric Tiger Star Truck
Zenn Motor Company
Tata Motors
GM before the Volt
Zap Electric Cars
Global Electric Motors
Phoenix Motorcars
Dynasty Electric Cars
Nice Car Company
Reva
I could keep going but let me Google that for you.

We need to take the first steps if we are ever to migrate from oil to electric.

I agree.

There are scads of free options.

Try a linux alternative

Like this.
Or this.

Hell even an online scan may work well enough, http://housecall.trendmicro.com/

I don't know who this "The Flash" is...

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=%22The+Flash%22

"But this reminds me of some odd invoices I've seen here lately at Star Labs."

Crap. Let me try that again.

"But this reminds me of some odd invoices I've seen here lately at Star Labs."

I don't know who this "The Flash" is...

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=%22The+Flash%22

"But this reminds me of some odd invoices I've seen here lately at Star Labs."

Crap. Let me try that again.

"But this reminds me of some odd invoices I've seen here lately at Star Labs."

I don't know who this "The Flash" is...

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=%22The+Flash%22

"But this reminds me of some odd invoices I've seen here lately at Star Labs."

Crap. Let me try that again.

"But this reminds me of some odd invoices I've seen here lately at Star Labs."

Disagree!=Troll! Seriously people. Go look this stuff up on Google.

I don't know who this "The Flash" is...

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=%22The+Flash%22

"But this reminds me of some odd invoices I've seen here lately at Star Labs."

I don't know who this "The Flash" is...

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=%22The+Flash%22

"But this reminds me of some odd invoices I've seen here lately at Star Labs."

I don't know who this "The Flash" is...

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=%22The+Flash%22

PDF is to PostScript as ZIP (or tar | gzip) is to a file system.

The reason for moving from PostScript to PDF is that when you give someone a PDF file, it's like giving them the source code for your program along with copies of all the exact versions of the libraries you compiled against.

There is no such thing as "passive" rendering - PostScript is a programming language which is handled by an interpreter, and PostScript is used inside PDF documents to describe the actual contents. The closest I can think of to "passive" rendering is a bitmap image like GIF, which would never ever have a buffer overflow problem, would it?

Even in the world of processing text files, there are still opportunities for problems - naive implementations of a CSV parser for example might not handle quotes and embedded commas the same way. This would result in data corruption. Even worse, if the naive implementation tries reading the columns into a particular fixed-size block of memory you could have overrun errors due to the assumption of strings being "small".

Nothing that happens on a computer is "passive". It's all active, and involves interpretation of a sequence of numbers into some other sequence of numbers in video memory that just happens to look to humans like something to view or read. Along the way there are assumptions made, mistakes can happen, and even a CSV file can turn into a vector for attack.

LetMeGoogleThatForYou FTW!

Some people just need a little more of a clue about computers in general before they start attempting the things that they come into help channels asking about. You must have come across them, the kind of person that wants to run before they can walk; install a fully working LAMP server before they know how to use a CLI. Some people need talking to rudely, some people just need a nudge in the right direction. If you don't know which you are, then you should probably wonder why people are talking to you a certain way.

As a (modestly) power user I sometimes get talked to like I'm a newbie, but I understand that this is because the best advice when dealing with help/advice is to treat everyone like they know nothing because you might overlook something obvious otherwise.

The catb page on smart questions should be part of the curriculum in our schools. Raise a generation of people who actually think about their problems before they start bothering people with their FAQs.

Here, let me google that for you.

let me google the fix for you

Really? First result!

friends don't let friends shop at the rat shack.</smartassery>
a much cheaper (per device) alternate cord

Try this:

http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=ap

But seriously...with the context of the writeup...how in the hell could you not know who the AP is?

Nice. Webkit is based on KHTML, and there's no way to get a Linux build.

Sure there is, and that's just the browser that's been named in the comments on this article a dozen times. Also, this.

Could you please show me the job offers to work on open source? I'll give you a day to find something and then check back on my post.

Here, now, let me Google that for you.

YouAreAnIdiot.

"5 pages of php coding"

"I am asking for a programmer who has free time and doesn't mind working for free."

"We can pay a moderate amount, but you can open source it and keep bragging rights. "

"Currently we have no active developers so we are hoping that somebody might be interested in taking charge of the project, and help develop future versions of the application."

Could you please show me the job offers to work on open source? I'll give you a day to find something and then check back on my post.

Here, now, let me Google that for you.

I think you made it too difficult...he should try this instead

http://www.google.com/

Let me google that for you

Here you go:

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=EULA+upheld+in+court

Alright guy, if you don't believe my source which involves two people who actually have a wealth of information on the topic (the person who shares your view didn't bring up your point once because it is in fact a non-point), then how about this.

It seems pretty widespread that election officials want every form that is filled out, regardless of if it is believed to be falsified or not. After all, do you think it makes sense to allow these groups to selectively decide which registrations are OK to send along to the election officials? But I'm repeating myself here... can you read my longer post up above there and stop acting like a dick?

Are there similar efforts, existing or proposed, in other countries?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=internet+content+regulation

Here, let me google it for us

I'm going to have to assume that it's the same Grooveshark as was mentioned in the story summers "(tested here with Grooveshark)".

Seriously, I just posted this because I like that Letmegoogleitforyou site. but the program you mentioned was tested and blocked or degraded per the story. It sort of sucked that there is not s link to more detailed though.

It's still amazing to me that people have not grasped the concept of a search engine. #2 on Google.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=magnitude+of+six

It's the top result returned from this search.

Follow the first link. There we go, that wasn't so hard.