Not always. I am actually marginally anti-apple but I bought a Nano because I liked the form factor. Of course, I wasn't aware of the lock-in at the time but thankfully there's Foobar and Amarock.
Hmm, given that there *is* a lot of open source software available for Windows, I'm surprised someone hasn't come up with something like apt-get for it (or maybe even ported apt).
Why would one *not* be using win2k in 2010? Still runs great for me. The only issue I really have is that both itunes and foobar2000 don't run on it. So I just use a PC with XP or amarock.
The support status of Windows has nothing to do with anything. And Mozilla's support for its application running on OSs may be based on many things but forcing people to upgrade their operating system should not be one of them.
Not all the Baen books are free. I personally have bought several from that site that I probably wouldn't have if I hadn't previously been introduced to the authors (or risked trying new authors after being reassured of the likely quality of other authors in the stable) by downloading the free books.
In the free category, I can recommend 1632, 1633 and the one with the short story "A logic called Joe" (an amazingly prescient vision of what we have in the internet).
No. Doesn't work that way. I had a similar problem with KDE and it was very annoying. I couldn't find any way to move it or resize it. I think I ended up command-lining it. Turns out an easy way is to hold down "alt" which allows you to drag the window around.
I love and use Linux for its strengths and the GUI has come leaps and bounds from where it was but there's still a few showstoppers in that area.
And the First time you post on McTacoKing's website that Employee X was fired for taking a dump in the chili, the shareholders will kick down your door and set fire to your trousers.
It doesn't even need nearby metals. I haven't RTFAed but this sounds like NMR effects where the energy extractable from the spin can be lost due to interactions with other fields (from other spins for example) and inhomogeneities in the magnetic field. It's been a while since I did any work on it but T1, T2 and T2* spring to mind.
No. There's a way to have someone's attention and that is to wait until you can grab their attention without interrupting them while they're concentrating. Eye contact is always a good one.
And I'm a dick for refusing to purchase from a store that employs policies that annoy me? Screw you. I guess the public will decide. Oh wait, it looks like they have already. Bye bye circuit city.
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Yes, you would. There is a built in web browser.
1-Cup, 2-Girls, 3-D?
Now, that might be something they could sell at Spencers: A little box with 10 seconds of video to put inline and annoy your friends.
Not always. I am actually marginally anti-apple but I bought a Nano because I liked the form factor. Of course, I wasn't aware of the lock-in at the time but thankfully there's Foobar and Amarock.
I should add that I am aware of the Cygwin setup utility. But that is fairly narrow in scope.
Hmm, given that there *is* a lot of open source software available for Windows, I'm surprised someone hasn't come up with something like apt-get for it (or maybe even ported apt).
Unless anyone knows differently.
Why would one *not* be using win2k in 2010? Still runs great for me. The only issue I really have is that both itunes and foobar2000 don't run on it. So I just use a PC with XP or amarock.
The support status of Windows has nothing to do with anything. And Mozilla's support for its application running on OSs may be based on many things but forcing people to upgrade their operating system should not be one of them.
Or even worse "Who knows if it works or not, we're just going to refuse to install"
Not all the Baen books are free. I personally have bought several from that site that I probably wouldn't have if I hadn't previously been introduced to the authors (or risked trying new authors after being reassured of the likely quality of other authors in the stable) by downloading the free books.
In the free category, I can recommend 1632, 1633 and the one with the short story "A logic called Joe" (an amazingly prescient vision of what we have in the internet).
But the action doesn't fit the definition of "taking". Oh well...
No. Doesn't work that way. I had a similar problem with KDE and it was very annoying. I couldn't find any way to move it or resize it. I think I ended up command-lining it. Turns out an easy way is to hold down "alt" which allows you to drag the window around.
I love and use Linux for its strengths and the GUI has come leaps and bounds from where it was but there's still a few showstoppers in that area.
Compete fairly?
If Microsoft were in a race with a man with a wooden leg, they'd demand he remove it so that he didn't have artificial assistance.
Then beat him unconscious with it.
Yeah, cause regedit is really so much more user friendly.
unneeded integrated features have more overhead than uninstalled add-ons.
everything that worked on Vista should work just fine on 7.
Now, there's damning with faint praise if I've ever seen it.
One stroke? How does that work then?
How about if the firemen want to take your car as payment for putting the house out?
This is why "SciFi" and "Science Fiction" are actually considered to be somewhat different (but similar) genres.
And the First time you post on McTacoKing's website that Employee X was fired for taking a dump in the chili, the shareholders will kick down your door and set fire to your trousers.
Massachusetts? He should just be glad he's heavier than a duck.
It doesn't even need nearby metals. I haven't RTFAed but this sounds like NMR effects where the energy extractable from the spin can be lost due to interactions with other fields (from other spins for example) and inhomogeneities in the magnetic field. It's been a while since I did any work on it but T1, T2 and T2* spring to mind.
I would say so. Blinking mostly involves the eyelids where a wink also includes movement of the face below the eye and optionally head movement.
I don't know about Fuller but if they put a "shoot on sight" notice on Jane Espenson up in the writing room, I'll watch for sure.
No. There's a way to have someone's attention and that is to wait until you can grab their attention without interrupting them while they're concentrating. Eye contact is always a good one.
And I'm a dick for refusing to purchase from a store that employs policies that annoy me? Screw you. I guess the public will decide. Oh wait, it looks like they have already. Bye bye circuit city.