HA HA that link is so funny. A guy at the time of the RAV acquisition saying "there's no way that microsoft are entering the antivirus market", then the first related story at the moment is "Microsoft moves into antivirus realm". D'oh!
We used RAV Antivirus for our Qmail installation for about 3 ro 4 years. Smashing product, updated itself every hour over ftp, kept us free of iloveyou, anna kournikova, all the way up to mydoom, netsky and bagle et al, and most of all CHEAP. But, last september, they posted this message, announcing that they would be ceasing new sales and terminating subscriptions at their next renewal because they had just been bought by Microsoft. I Immediately thought Hmmm, how long before we get Microsoft Antivirus. Looks like I was right.
So, those of you who are worried out Microsoft's programming prowess, fear not. Your PCs will be protected by a romanian team with 10 years experience.
I was using the same laptop exclusively for about two years, and I was starting to get pains in my wrists. Then I found an old IBM keyboard from 1985 - you know, the big heavy ones with steel bases. Within a day or two the pains had gone away (I think I caught it early)
So maybe the lesson here is to vary your keyboards regularly? Use the laptop for a month, then a standard keyboard, then an ergonomic keyboard. Then you don't get set in one position.
you can do that in the following file:/usr/share/xfwm4/themes/default.keys/keythemerc
heh. What I read was "key the merc", that well known pasttime in the dodgier areas of large cities worldwide of adding racing stripes to the sides of large teutonic cars...
No, I had an epiphany that I could create a set of standard documents in a new directory when someone sets up a new job, and put job details in them at the same time.
Yours was the first of many messages on this theme that I saw, and you just made my life a whole lot easier. I had one of those "if we did this, then we could do this, then this, then this..." epiphanies.
Actually, they're having a one-month fire sale of all those copies of ebooks they bought, so that they aren't left with loads of stock in their warehouses.
Well that just wouldn't be very accurate, would it. I always heard that a litre of water was exactly one kilogram. All you need is a measuring jug, and robert's your mother's brother.
The Terminator: The.45 Long Slide, with laser sighting. Pawn Shop Clerk: These are brand new; we just got these in. That's a good gun. Just touch the trigger, the beam comes on and you put the red dot where you want the bullet to go. You can't miss. Anything else? The Terminator: 802.11b Phased Array rifle in the forty watt range. Pawn Shop Clerk: Hey, just what you see, pal.
Did anyone else notice that Northwest Airlines website is NWA.com? I mean, geez, them guys is WHITE!! Either that, or Dre and Ice have free flights for life...
I was thinking of another menu item that has the programs you use most, either 10 items or 2 per "standard" menu. Sort of like a recent documents folder, except items are weighted to stay there if they are used often enough.
Since Dell is making a fair bit of extra profit on each machine (the computers will cost the same as one with Windows preinstalled), I wonder would Dell make a small contribution to the FreeDOS project for each PC sold? I mean, even a couple of bucks at the volumes these Dells will probably sell at could mount up fairly quickly...
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Yeah. Morena Baccarin is classicly beautiful, so much so that even my wife can't take her eyes off her, but Kaylee just has that certain something...
Maybe it was the smudge of dirt on her nose, I just don't know.
HA HA that link is so funny. A guy at the time of the RAV acquisition saying "there's no way that microsoft are entering the antivirus market", then the first related story at the moment is "Microsoft moves into antivirus realm". D'oh!
We used RAV Antivirus for our Qmail installation for about 3 ro 4 years. Smashing product, updated itself every hour over ftp, kept us free of iloveyou, anna kournikova, all the way up to mydoom, netsky and bagle et al, and most of all CHEAP. But, last september, they posted this message, announcing that they would be ceasing new sales and terminating subscriptions at their next renewal because they had just been bought by Microsoft. I Immediately thought Hmmm, how long before we get Microsoft Antivirus. Looks like I was right.
So, those of you who are worried out Microsoft's programming prowess, fear not. Your PCs will be protected by a romanian team with 10 years experience.
I was using the same laptop exclusively for about two years, and I was starting to get pains in my wrists. Then I found an old IBM keyboard from 1985 - you know, the big heavy ones with steel bases. Within a day or two the pains had gone away (I think I caught it early)
So maybe the lesson here is to vary your keyboards regularly? Use the laptop for a month, then a standard keyboard, then an ergonomic keyboard. Then you don't get set in one position.
you can do that in the following file: /usr/share/xfwm4/themes/default.keys/keythemerc
heh. What I read was "key the merc", that well known pasttime in the dodgier areas of large cities worldwide of adding racing stripes to the sides of large teutonic cars...
xfce is slashdotted to hell and back, but an akamaized movie trailer has THREE bittorrent streams? Goddamn.
Oh for God's sake.
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Will you just hurry up and SHIP IT! They've been going on and on about this for as long as I've been reading
No, I had an epiphany that I could create a set of standard documents in a new directory when someone sets up a new job, and put job details in them at the same time.
Thank you
Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Yours was the first of many messages on this theme that I saw, and you just made my life a whole lot easier. I had one of those "if we did this, then we could do this, then this, then this..." epiphanies.
Thank You!
Actually, they're having a one-month fire sale of all those copies of ebooks they bought, so that they aren't left with loads of stock in their warehouses.
"Made in Glorious People's Republic of the Moon".
I'm Brian and so's my wife!
Well that just wouldn't be very accurate, would it. I always heard that a litre of water was exactly one kilogram. All you need is a measuring jug, and robert's your mother's brother.
...Soyuz rescue YOU!
Oh, wait...
That's all folks!
... Guess what Davorg got for Christmas!
The Terminator: The .45 Long Slide, with laser sighting.
Pawn Shop Clerk: These are brand new; we just got these in. That's a good gun. Just touch the trigger, the beam comes on and you put the red dot where you want the bullet to go. You can't miss. Anything else?
The Terminator: 802.11b Phased Array rifle in the forty watt range.
Pawn Shop Clerk: Hey, just what you see, pal.
Did anyone else notice that Northwest Airlines website is NWA.com? I mean, geez, them guys is WHITE!! Either that, or Dre and Ice have free flights for life...
such as this one? Or this?
I was thinking of another menu item that has the programs you use most, either 10 items or 2 per "standard" menu. Sort of like a recent documents folder, except items are weighted to stay there if they are used often enough.
Hehe. That's like that episode of Friends where Monica dates the high school guy:
M: Oh my God! I'm Joan Collins!
HSG: Who's Joan Collins?
And that funny brown cheese that they eat at breakfast. Very nice, tastes a little like toffee, but a little strange nonetheless
Sorry dude...
Since Dell is making a fair bit of extra profit on each machine (the computers will cost the same as one with Windows preinstalled), I wonder would Dell make a small contribution to the FreeDOS project for each PC sold? I mean, even a couple of bucks at the volumes these Dells will probably sell at could mount up fairly quickly...
it's the <br>'s, for some reason they started doing that a month or two ago...