What a great movie that was...right up until the very end. So much potential...then such a massive let-down. It's almost like the writers just gave up after Jodie Foster "blasts off" into space.
PS: Movie is "Contact"
The first video says 1983 so the premier would have been Yuri Andropov. The second video says 1969 -- that premier would have been Leonid Brezhnev.
Khrushchev got the boot in 1964.
Boo hoo. I have to point, click, and install. Woe is me. A whole 1.5mins of my life wasted so the remaining 33% of it spent on-line can enjoy a better browsing experience.
It is sloppy. GoogleUpdate is called as a scheduled task on MS platforms. It claims that if Chrome is uninstalled, the scheduledtask will remove itself in "a few hours".
Still, not using Add/Remove programs like other well-behaved apps is just shady.
Previous poster is probably referring to Apple's Safari Update fiasco where Safari was installed, by default, whenever an iTunes user updated his/her software.
Lenovo is a prime example of extreme customer-service. I submitted a warranty ticket around lunch time on a Tuesday. The support rep called me back by 4pm that day. The spare part was at my office by 8:30am the following morning.
My kingdom for a mod point right now. Your response is so completely and totally spot-on. Superpages is notorious for showing listings for companies that are actually hundreds or miles away.
I'm not sure why people have such a problem with outsourcing their IT. Yes, Google could read your data - but so could a rogue employee. Many companies have external pressures that restrict data access and require accountability. HIPPA is the big one.
And yes, google.com has been unavailable at times. A key disadvantage to outsourcing one's IT infrastructure is that the company must now rely on the Internet for access to apps/email. When rogue companies or entire countries decide to announce google.com IP blocks and your access to your outsourced IT apps disappears, who are you going to call?
This actually happened when Pakistan decided to filter YouTube recently. They announced YouTube's IP space and suddenly, YouTube was inaccessible to large portions of the Internet.
I didn't think that they denied that RHEL came from Fedora? I didn't say they denied RHEL came from Fedora. I said they denied, at one time, that Fedora was a testing ground or beta platform, for RHEL.
It'll be fine. They don't provide much (any?) financial support for Fedora anymore. I think the foundation takes care of that RHAT provides people, resources, money, hosting, and other assets to Fedora. There is even a Fedora group within RHAT HQ that works 100% of the time on Fedora. That doesn't even include the numerous bugfixes and other coding that RHAT corp developers do for Fedora.
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Cisco 851, a broadband router, sells for under $400. Of course, it comes with all those pesky security features and a "specialized/fancy" IOS.
So you haven't patched in 2 years? What's your IP again?
What a great movie that was...right up until the very end. So much potential...then such a massive let-down. It's almost like the writers just gave up after Jodie Foster "blasts off" into space. PS: Movie is "Contact"
The first video says 1983 so the premier would have been Yuri Andropov. The second video says 1969 -- that premier would have been Leonid Brezhnev. Khrushchev got the boot in 1964.
Boo hoo. I have to point, click, and install. Woe is me. A whole 1.5mins of my life wasted so the remaining 33% of it spent on-line can enjoy a better browsing experience.
"A screenshot for the happy few not having access to MS Windows machines would be nice ;-)"
Fixed your typo...
It is sloppy. GoogleUpdate is called as a scheduled task on MS platforms. It claims that if Chrome is uninstalled, the scheduledtask will remove itself in "a few hours".
Still, not using Add/Remove programs like other well-behaved apps is just shady.
Oh BS. Go buy a Dell then. Passing up a high-quality, feature-packed laptop over some NDA requirement is just being silly.
Perhaps digg is more your speed:
"Muppet Show to Return To TV After 27 Years
telegraph.co.uk â" Kermit the frog and friends could return in the first new Muppet Show TV series for 27 years."
Well said. Even the previews of the latest Indy flick looked fake and superficial. All action but an awful plot.
If I had mod points, you'd get them.
Microsoft doesn't offer a "genius" bar with clueful people. Your comparison is pointless and irrelevant.
(and I'm a damned Red Hat user. Go figure)
Amen. People get what they pay for. Cisco 851 here. It only reboots for IOS upgrades or power outages.
Previous poster is probably referring to Apple's Safari Update fiasco where Safari was installed, by default, whenever an iTunes user updated his/her software.
E. Keep your religious horseshit out of my child's head.
You obviously learned about "Dawkins" and his theory of evolution from an ID teacher.
Great! So the four people that actually use DJBDNS don't have to patch it. Thank you!
Lenovo is a prime example of extreme customer-service. I submitted a warranty ticket around lunch time on a Tuesday. The support rep called me back by 4pm that day. The spare part was at my office by 8:30am the following morning.
Didn't cost a cent either.
Commercial versions of VMware allow multiple snapshots. The version you refer to is the freeware version.
Nice strawman. Don't change the argument. He didn't suggest a "right to fly" he was talking about the freedom of unreasonable search and seizure.
download pegged at 892KBps. An hour to snatch the DVD ISO!
SEED, you bums! SEED!
My kingdom for a mod point right now. Your response is so completely and totally spot-on. Superpages is notorious for showing listings for companies that are actually hundreds or miles away.
2500 people laid off and dismal stock price. Off 3% just today.
And yes, google.com has been unavailable at times. A key disadvantage to outsourcing one's IT infrastructure is that the company must now rely on the Internet for access to apps/email. When rogue companies or entire countries decide to announce google.com IP blocks and your access to your outsourced IT apps disappears, who are you going to call?
This actually happened when Pakistan decided to filter YouTube recently. They announced YouTube's IP space and suddenly, YouTube was inaccessible to large portions of the Internet.