I'm a subscriber, and this is easier said than done. My only other choice in this locality is AT&T, who are infamous for bending over and spreading for Bush's illegal wiretapping.
As someone else observed, liberals tend not to listen to talk shows because we're not interested in being spoon-fed talking points, and would rather think for ourselves.
Yeah, I bought RTCW on Steam a couple months ago and it's buggy junk on a modern 64-bit system. I had to copy a certain file from an older ATI video driver and put it into RTCW's program folder before it would even run.
Similar problems with at least some of id's older Windows games as well, such as WinQuake and Quake 2.
How secure does he feel about leaving Sweden, though? If I were him, I'd think hard about going to another country who might roll over if the US came in and demanded he be turned over.
I'd hope there's a tiny amount of non-volatile memory inside the CPU for this, otherwise the unlock is only going to be good for one system. This would, of course, suck if your motherboard fails but the rest of the machine is OK.
The retailers don't want crap-free computers because:
1) The price of each machine would go up a few tens of dollars, because the crapware purveyors pay the manufacturers to include it. Unless all the other retailers did it too, it'd be a death sentence.
2) They couldn't offer very profitable services to remove the crapware.
One hopes that Intel will have the price track the actual MSRP differences between models, at least. It'd be asinine to pay $50 for an upgrade when your machine's a couple years old and the parts are either EOL'd or the delta has fallen to $20.
That's wild that the Washington Post, considered one of the USA's two papers of record (along with the NY Times) has lower Google-fu than Murdoch's propaganda mouthpiece.
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More CCTV coverage would have saved his life, surely.
I'm a subscriber, and this is easier said than done. My only other choice in this locality is AT&T, who are infamous for bending over and spreading for Bush's illegal wiretapping.
I've seen a ton of dodgy ads for penny stocks and the like on their service lately.
I admit I was wrong. kdawson no longer being here hasn't made the quality of /. submissions go up all that much.
As someone else observed, liberals tend not to listen to talk shows because we're not interested in being spoon-fed talking points, and would rather think for ourselves.
Not always. It was pretty decent back in the 2.x Windows 98 days.
The most frequent one would have to be the various misspellings of "ridiculous", usually with the first i swapped for an e.
Or to tell them what they should be outraged about or afraid of this week.
Nimey's Internet Observation #1: People who write a word in CAPS to emphasize it nearly always mis-spell it.
Yeah, I bought RTCW on Steam a couple months ago and it's buggy junk on a modern 64-bit system. I had to copy a certain file from an older ATI video driver and put it into RTCW's program folder before it would even run.
Similar problems with at least some of id's older Windows games as well, such as WinQuake and Quake 2.
How secure does he feel about leaving Sweden, though? If I were him, I'd think hard about going to another country who might roll over if the US came in and demanded he be turned over.
I looked at the 487 back in '94 or so, but went with the DX2-50 Overdrive because it was actually cheaper.
I'd hope there's a tiny amount of non-volatile memory inside the CPU for this, otherwise the unlock is only going to be good for one system. This would, of course, suck if your motherboard fails but the rest of the machine is OK.
The retailers don't want crap-free computers because:
1) The price of each machine would go up a few tens of dollars, because the crapware purveyors pay the manufacturers to include it. Unless all the other retailers did it too, it'd be a death sentence.
2) They couldn't offer very profitable services to remove the crapware.
One hopes that Intel will have the price track the actual MSRP differences between models, at least. It'd be asinine to pay $50 for an upgrade when your machine's a couple years old and the parts are either EOL'd or the delta has fallen to $20.
Netcraft.
Because it's there. Also, everyone with a third-grade education knows what pi is, so it's useful for popularization of science.
...to pay your $699 licensing fee you cock-smoking teabaggers.
That's wild that the Washington Post, considered one of the USA's two papers of record (along with the NY Times) has lower Google-fu than Murdoch's propaganda mouthpiece.
I wonder what his secret is.
That's god-fearing American jobs, mind you.
You'd never know it from watching their talking heads.
It's the New York Post that's owned by Murdoch.
And your uninformed opinion at the top of this discussion marks you as a moron. Congratulations, I guess.
I'm not saying that this *didn't* happen, but the Sun is gutter trash with as much credibility as the National Enquirer.
The Sun is also owned by Rupert Murdoch of Fox News fame.
I'll need to have a report from a trustworthy source to believe this one, especially around election time.
Glenn Beck fan spotted.