Actually with enough resources, we could terraform both Venus and Mars - by sheilding Venus somehow we can freeze its atmosphere into dry ice, ship it to Mars, and build up enough of an atmosphere to shield harmful rays and trap heat. With the heat provided by the atmosphere the water locked in its caps will melt giving us the ability to start up some sort of oxygen and water cycles provided we add in a few plants of course. WIth this we can start to stabilize Mars, though human activity to keep it up will be needed. Venus, too, will be ripe for colonization right after the sheilding is removed and the rest of its atmosphere is reintroduced. See the wikipedia articles Here and Here for more info on the colonization of our neighbors.
That's bullshit. I'm still trying to think of a time when the representatives of my government actually represented my views, and I don't think they ever did. They serve themselves, not us. All they care about is whether they get another seat in the House, and not all the people that got them those votes.
...OpenOffice is probably the closest free Office clone I've seen. It still seems to be a little lagging behind in a few features, but I would definately use it as an alternative to Office.
Use a startup utility to remove all the crap you have when you start up. My XP pro install boots in around 5 seconds just because I don't have anything running but a basic environment when I startup - not even the themes module. Another way to increase your boot time would be to press the delete key after restarting you computer to go into the BIOS options and enabling quick boot to disable some of the less useful stuff that hinders your PC boot time.
I never have Firefox nor any browser for that matter keep passwords to information that might comprimise my identity. Unless identity thieves want to play sockpuppet with a forum account I don't think theres anything of interest. If people used common sense and not remember extremely important passwords like the one for your PayPal account you would never hear of this kind of problem being a problem.
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Survival of the fittest.
Ding dong the witch is dead!
You're doing them a favor each time you don't download something from their site by saving them bandwidth.
Actually with enough resources, we could terraform both Venus and Mars - by sheilding Venus somehow we can freeze its atmosphere into dry ice, ship it to Mars, and build up enough of an atmosphere to shield harmful rays and trap heat. With the heat provided by the atmosphere the water locked in its caps will melt giving us the ability to start up some sort of oxygen and water cycles provided we add in a few plants of course. WIth this we can start to stabilize Mars, though human activity to keep it up will be needed. Venus, too, will be ripe for colonization right after the sheilding is removed and the rest of its atmosphere is reintroduced. See the wikipedia articles Here and Here for more info on the colonization of our neighbors.
That's bullshit. I'm still trying to think of a time when the representatives of my government actually represented my views, and I don't think they ever did. They serve themselves, not us. All they care about is whether they get another seat in the House, and not all the people that got them those votes.
I'd think Ralph Baer's Tennis(which came before pong on the first ever video game console released to the public) would be there.
...I just want to play. I could care less what race the characters are as long as I get to play.
It's been done before in another program called XTRAN too.
Well, it's the closest well known organization that can be drawn a line to the organization in question, albeit a squiggly one.
...OpenOffice is probably the closest free Office clone I've seen. It still seems to be a little lagging behind in a few features, but I would definately use it as an alternative to Office.
Unless Microsoft has something that Big Blue doesn't besides better offices then I'd probably rather stay with IBM.
Use a startup utility to remove all the crap you have when you start up. My XP pro install boots in around 5 seconds just because I don't have anything running but a basic environment when I startup - not even the themes module. Another way to increase your boot time would be to press the delete key after restarting you computer to go into the BIOS options and enabling quick boot to disable some of the less useful stuff that hinders your PC boot time.
I never have Firefox nor any browser for that matter keep passwords to information that might comprimise my identity. Unless identity thieves want to play sockpuppet with a forum account I don't think theres anything of interest. If people used common sense and not remember extremely important passwords like the one for your PayPal account you would never hear of this kind of problem being a problem.