Have you done a fresh install of Foxit Reader lately? The 3.01 build? They install toolbars and switch your default search engine by default now, and want to add eBay shortcuts to your desktop.
I understand times are hard and they need money just like anyone else, but that's Not Acceptable. I wish Sumatra PDF Reader was more polished.
My machines are US aircraft carriers, starting with Langley (CV-1). I'm up to Wasp (CV-7) now. I've had two machines that were named Bismarck and Tirpitz after the German battleships, and I think my dad's machine is Prinz Eugen (German cruiser), and there's a Scharnhorst somewhere too (likewise).
I've been around a while. Let me tell you, there are many ways to screw up a FAT-formatted volume, most especially the computer powering off in the middle of a write. I've had far fewer problems in that regard with NTFS, probably because NTFS is journaled.
Since the article is/.ed and I can't RTFA anyway, a question: I'm about to have a user start backing her files up to a 32GB USB stick. Probably no huge movie files. Should I format the stick as NTFS or exFAT (she's running Vista SP1)?
See: Zip Chip. One model did in fact go all the way up to 10 MHz, and Apple looked at using one in the Apple//c+, but went with something else instead.
Has anyone else noticed that the offbeat story tags have started disappearing after a while, at least on some stories? Makes me think one of the editors is tampering.
Shouldn't be long until "whitey" and "cracka" disappear from the tags list, then.
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Oh yes. Someone had an animated GIF or Flash video with several stills one after another.
The Model M is bigger in all dimensions than a Dell Mini 9 (I checked), and I'm sure that holds for the other netbooks.
Be pretty funny if someone posted pix of that, though.
Have you done a fresh install of Foxit Reader lately? The 3.01 build? They install toolbars and switch your default search engine by default now, and want to add eBay shortcuts to your desktop.
I understand times are hard and they need money just like anyone else, but that's Not Acceptable. I wish Sumatra PDF Reader was more polished.
Do you manipulate your clit mouse with your tongue?
My machines are US aircraft carriers, starting with Langley (CV-1). I'm up to Wasp (CV-7) now. I've had two machines that were named Bismarck and Tirpitz after the German battleships, and I think my dad's machine is Prinz Eugen (German cruiser), and there's a Scharnhorst somewhere too (likewise).
Not true. It's really going to be a 30-second showing of Last Measure, complete with the "Hey everybody, I'm looking at gay porno!" soundtrack.
Congratulations, you're fucking retarded.
Sounds like a good reason for the station owners to kill their analog towers on schedule.
5km/sec? I don't understand that. What is that in libraries of congress?
I'm having a hard time getting this... would someone re-post in terms of ping-pong balls?
Bull-fucking-shit. You can have a cheap $5 radio for receiving storm warnings and suchlike. AM and FM aren't going anywhere.
Wrong. The 945 chipset in my work Macbook can handle Aero just fine, and most Atom-based netbooks have a 945 as well.
The limitation would be the processor, and that's not going to affect Aero so much as it will the entire system.
Spell check.
VFAT is FAT16 with long file names. FAT16 is limited to 2GB partitions and I'm sure the max filesize is much less than that.
So unless you're sticking with really small USB sticks, that's right out.
BECAUSE IT'S THERE!
Obviously.
I've been around a while. Let me tell you, there are many ways to screw up a FAT-formatted volume, most especially the computer powering off in the middle of a write. I've had far fewer problems in that regard with NTFS, probably because NTFS is journaled.
Since the article is /.ed and I can't RTFA anyway, a question: I'm about to have a user start backing her files up to a 32GB USB stick. Probably no huge movie files. Should I format the stick as NTFS or exFAT (she's running Vista SP1)?
See: Zip Chip. One model did in fact go all the way up to 10 MHz, and Apple looked at using one in the Apple //c+, but went with something else instead.
As of this afternoon, they /do/ make chips that expensive, and more:
http://techreport.com/discussions.x/16298
Their new top-of-the-line chip:
Opteron 8386 SE 8 sockets max 2.8GHz 105W $2,649
Yeah? Did you get it up to 10 MHz?
They do have a $950 processor, the Opteron 2384.
It's because we're not talking about Windows Vista versus Windows 7.
He's been known to stick with at least one ancient bit of software. His text editor of choice is MicroEmacs, which hasn't been updated since 2002.
And that's not "begs the question" dipwit. It's "raises the question".
I remember that FS5 was crashy and this wasn't really fixed with 5.0a. Then they came out with 5.1 and wanted you to buy it all over again. :-(
That said, I had good times with Flight Simulator 2 on my Apple //c back when, and 2004 is pretty neat too.
Has anyone else noticed that the offbeat story tags have started disappearing after a while, at least on some stories? Makes me think one of the editors is tampering.
Shouldn't be long until "whitey" and "cracka" disappear from the tags list, then.