but Windows has this brain-dead idea that it should save it first to Temporary Internet Files (under c:\Users !!), and only THEN transfer it over the network to the NAS
From any subsequent bash session, just run 'update'. More properly it should be added to.bash_aliases with its inclusion enabled in.bashrc, but splitting hairs kills the fun. =)
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Removal of the Start Menu is not the same as removal of the Windows key.
Alas, the ribbon is becoming even more prominent in Windows 8...
Also known as Firefox 4.3.
Despite popular believe, Microsoft loves Linux and would not do anything to hurt it. If it makes them money.
They'll be releasing ARM binaries for Office once that time comes.
"Sup dawg, we made your optical mouse connection an optical connection so that your optical... will optical..."
Meh, it was worth a shot.
Of course a web application will run on anything with a competent web browser. No twist or surprise about that.
You could just buy an x86 tablet.
Problem solved.
...not to be confused with Skin Rash.
Don't struggle too much for rationality with the AC's, it isn't worth it.
but Windows has this brain-dead idea that it should save it first to Temporary Internet Files (under c:\Users !!), and only THEN transfer it over the network to the NAS
Using IE to download the files?
A well-made rootkit will be there after a cold reboot as well.
or start referring to hard drive and memory in "jiggabytes."
Actually, I would be okay with changing this. All in favor?
Misunderstimate? Is that even a word? I used the Internets and tried to pull it up on the Google but all I got was maps.
Remember those children's sneakers from the 90's that would flash LED's as the wearer walked?
Obligatory reply. Something to do with... butterflies?
Please, please don't mention thongs and Steve Ballmer in the same sentence ever again. Especially preceding the phrase "monkey dance."
Hope they remember to use Airplane Mode.
Snap! That little mistake has overwritten a few too many files in my day.
Enough said.
echo alias update=''sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude -y upgrade" > ~/.bashrc
From any subsequent bash session, just run 'update'. More properly it should be added to .bash_aliases with its inclusion enabled in .bashrc, but splitting hairs kills the fun. =)
Your lunch won't be there. It's already stolen.
They literally make EVERYTHING in China
I can guarantee you this isn't true.
* Whoo-to-the-ooosh! *
Yeah, I was stuck in that dilemma for a while as well. I ended up choosing Xfce only because it feels more mature and less "unifinished."