Yes, and then the B&M stores complain that the reason they're losing business to on-line vendors is "sales tax" and if the Amazons, Neweggs and Monoprices of the world had to collect sales tax, it would "level the field."
Actually, it's exactly the opposite. I don't think it happens any more, but it used to be that (either by default or user setting, I don't know which) certain web servers would send files they didn't have a mime type for as text. Netscape, at the time, would display this text in the browser, which means not only were all the LFs changed to CRLF, but all the white space was compressed, so you couldn't just save it and uncook it unless you went back and used "right-click/Save As". IE on the other hand would go "*.doc? That's not text, that's a Word Document!" and present the "Save As" dialog.
The servers and/or the browsers have gotten smarter since then, so I don't recall running into this for at least the last ten years.
Take off the tinfoil hat already. The files just got cooked^2 by the web server and IE popped up a save dialog anyway. The PDF files were probably all from ascii postscript and had nothing to get cooked.
That's because you bought it out of the road-use pump. I don't know if you can actually get non-road gasoline, but I'm sure that farmers use non-road diesel. It has a different color dye, red I think, and you get fined if you use it in your road vehicles.
In any event, if they do sell non-road gasoline, you probably can't buy less than 50 or 100 gallons at a time.
Trivial to do the first. You don't even have to forget the pass-phrase. Just create it with a random keyfile and then shred the keyfile. There, I did it. The password is "password", but the keyfile has been destroyed.
It is quite pleasant being untethered to a communications device and being able to be unavailable at will.
You know, you can do that with a cell phone too. They all have this little button on them that, when you hold it for about 3 seconds, the phone turns off. Some of them even have something called "airplane mode" where you can still use the camera and music player, but nobody can call you.
Maybe I'm missing something, but who cares if the latency is due to sitting in the buffer for 1500 ms or retrying a dropped packet for 1500 ms?
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If your body metabolized table salt by turning it into metallic sodium and Cl2, you might have a point. When you eat sucrose, the first thing your body does with it is hydrolyze it into glucose and fructose. It's then a mixture.
Resolution, not size. HDTV is 1920x1080. WVGA is 800x480 and not uncommon on phones. My brother's laptop is easily that old and has a 1600x1200 screen.
Doesn't matter. I have 342 epubs, and if I had a Nook, they would take up about 1/10th the space. So without even considering the micro-SD slot, you could fit 3000 books. Can we count the environmental costs of the shelving required for a library of that size, too?
The PhotoShop ones are "Palette Windows" (WS_EX_PALETTEWINDOW in Win32-land) and so go with the main window and the window manager knows not to give them separate entries on the task bar and alt-tab list. However, they added this as an option somewhere in the 2.6 series, as I have it set that way.
Well, knowing Adobe, they're probably some owner-drawn hack instead.
If you open more than one image, however, GIMP gets one window per image, while Photoshop still has a single entry in the window manager.
Line 35 on the IT-150 (NY State resident income tax short form). Look up your federal adjusted gross income (line 11) in the table on page 23 of the instructions, fill in the number. I'm not committing tax fraud, I filled it in.
windows 7 has moved backwards in this regard by making programs pinned to the task bar mix with and look nearly the same (sans buttony border) as open but minimized windows.
Which you can fix of course by unpinning everything from the task bar and creating a new toolbar and call it perhaps "Quick Launch" and put all the applications there instead of pinning them.
If you can't see the difference between copying data and destroying it, there's no hope for you. Copying a song would be theft if you copied it from the masters and then destroyed them so that Sony (for example) had to re-record it. Sony deleted data (the "Other OS" feature.)
Thanks for clarifying that you are a groveling little lickspittle. How's the arse of your Operation payback overlords tasting today? The sweet smell of submission and obedience as always?
Actually you have to download it from MS. Also you can use Virtual PC for free on Win 7 Home, you would just need an extra XP license and to install your own VM; then you can install the integration components and have the same experience. The problem is you have to dig to find the
WVPC-only download.
Dos 6.22/Win 3.11 will also work on Windows Virtual PC in Win 7. I just copied over my VPC 2007 VM and WVPC upgraded it as soon as I opened it.
How do you get 9 hours of in-bed time when you've just gotten home from work, haven't eaten in 9 hours, and have to be up to get ready to go back to work in 5 hours? I mean, without breaking the laws of physics.
And not every month requires a reboot. I reboot mostly when a software update (Windows or running software) requires it, for hardware maintenance, or for switching operating systems.
The servers at work (Server 2003) are rebooted only when WU says to.
Then there's the "shitty drivers that crash or screw up" but that's not Microsoft's fault.
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No, it doesn't.
Yes, and then the B&M stores complain that the reason they're losing business to on-line vendors is "sales tax" and if the Amazons, Neweggs and Monoprices of the world had to collect sales tax, it would "level the field."
Actually, it's exactly the opposite. I don't think it happens any more, but it used to be that (either by default or user setting, I don't know which) certain web servers would send files they didn't have a mime type for as text. Netscape, at the time, would display this text in the browser, which means not only were all the LFs changed to CRLF, but all the white space was compressed, so you couldn't just save it and uncook it unless you went back and used "right-click/Save As". IE on the other hand would go "*.doc? That's not text, that's a Word Document!" and present the "Save As" dialog.
The servers and/or the browsers have gotten smarter since then, so I don't recall running into this for at least the last ten years.
Take off the tinfoil hat already. The files just got cooked^2 by the web server and IE popped up a save dialog anyway. The PDF files were probably all from ascii postscript and had nothing to get cooked.
P.S. why the hell doesn't <sup> work?
That's because you bought it out of the road-use pump. I don't know if you can actually get non-road gasoline, but I'm sure that farmers use non-road diesel. It has a different color dye, red I think, and you get fined if you use it in your road vehicles.
In any event, if they do sell non-road gasoline, you probably can't buy less than 50 or 100 gallons at a time.
Trivial to do the first. You don't even have to forget the pass-phrase. Just create it with a random keyfile and then shred the keyfile. There, I did it. The password is "password", but the keyfile has been destroyed.
It is quite pleasant being untethered to a communications device and being able to be unavailable at will.
You know, you can do that with a cell phone too. They all have this little button on them that, when you hold it for about 3 seconds, the phone turns off. Some of them even have something called "airplane mode" where you can still use the camera and music player, but nobody can call you.
Um... Desktop virtualization Remote Desktop Services X Window System Virtual Network Computing. HTH, HAND.
Maybe I'm missing something, but who cares if the latency is due to sitting in the buffer for 1500 ms or retrying a dropped packet for 1500 ms?
If your body metabolized table salt by turning it into metallic sodium and Cl2, you might have a point. When you eat sucrose, the first thing your body does with it is hydrolyze it into glucose and fructose. It's then a mixture.
Resolution, not size. HDTV is 1920x1080. WVGA is 800x480 and not uncommon on phones. My brother's laptop is easily that old and has a 1600x1200 screen.
Doesn't matter. I have 342 epubs, and if I had a Nook, they would take up about 1/10th the space. So without even considering the micro-SD slot, you could fit 3000 books. Can we count the environmental costs of the shelving required for a library of that size, too?
The PhotoShop ones are "Palette Windows" (WS_EX_PALETTEWINDOW in Win32-land) and so go with the main window and the window manager knows not to give them separate entries on the task bar and alt-tab list. However, they added this as an option somewhere in the 2.6 series, as I have it set that way.
Well, knowing Adobe, they're probably some owner-drawn hack instead.
If you open more than one image, however, GIMP gets one window per image, while Photoshop still has a single entry in the window manager.
Line 35 on the IT-150 (NY State resident income tax short form). Look up your federal adjusted gross income (line 11) in the table on page 23 of the instructions, fill in the number. I'm not committing tax fraud, I filled it in.
Anyone who is concerned about how someone else carries his or her phone, bt headset, or pretty much anything else: doucher.
I think you're looking for http://www.xpadder.com/
windows 7 has moved backwards in this regard by making programs pinned to the task bar mix with and look nearly the same (sans buttony border) as open but minimized windows.
Which you can fix of course by unpinning everything from the task bar and creating a new toolbar and call it perhaps "Quick Launch" and put all the applications there instead of pinning them.
With neither the convenience and portability of the phone, or the utility of the netbook (this is a failing of all non-convertible tablets).
No, Baen are the only ones who get it. No DRM and available in multiple formats, right down to RTF.
If you can't see the difference between copying data and destroying it, there's no hope for you. Copying a song would be theft if you copied it from the masters and then destroyed them so that Sony (for example) had to re-record it. Sony deleted data (the "Other OS" feature.)
Thanks for clarifying that you are a groveling little lickspittle. How's the arse of your Operation payback overlords tasting today? The sweet smell of submission and obedience as always?
Actually you have to download it from MS. Also you can use Virtual PC for free on Win 7 Home, you would just need an extra XP license and to install your own VM; then you can install the integration components and have the same experience. The problem is you have to dig to find the WVPC-only download.
Dos 6.22/Win 3.11 will also work on Windows Virtual PC in Win 7. I just copied over my VPC 2007 VM and WVPC upgraded it as soon as I opened it.
How do you get 9 hours of in-bed time when you've just gotten home from work, haven't eaten in 9 hours, and have to be up to get ready to go back to work in 5 hours? I mean, without breaking the laws of physics.
And not every month requires a reboot. I reboot mostly when a software update (Windows or running software) requires it, for hardware maintenance, or for switching operating systems.
The servers at work (Server 2003) are rebooted only when WU says to.
Then there's the "shitty drivers that crash or screw up" but that's not Microsoft's fault.
http://www.truecrypt.org/downloads solves your #1, or get Windows Ultimate.