Do you honestly think that retail outlets will even consider selling computers without those stickers?
That's a tough question. At first we all assume that the stickers must be pretty important, but my guess (pre-looking-at-evidence) is that most retail sellers would in fact be willing to do just that, since users never asked for those stickers in the first place; they're ads.
I wouldn't be so sure about that. When Windows 8 comes out 'Windows 8 certified' will be all over the adverts and retailers such as PC World and Comet will be expected to say things like "this computer is better than that one because it is Windows 8 certified".
Don't worry Microsoft can't even release a version of Windows that uses the proper version of English rather than the American version! Favorits, color etc.
I think you'll find that the extra day off is next Tuesday and not this Friday. Oh and Ubuntu has been showing the correct bank holiday for at least a year.
I'm sure they used to do things to speed it up like sending the most viewed pages more often and I've seen some services - ARTE for example - where the pages counted down rather than up, but they also showed messages instead of the clock too. ISTR there were some extensions to the original teletext that would allow up to 4096 colours and other special effects.
I'm sure I've seen this in some of the more expensive programmable remote controls where the display changes to show different buttons after you've pressed one button.
The factory where I work which must be over 60 years old, there are redundant cables and pipes everywhere. It would cost far too much money to figure out what is redundant and then remove it without disrupting anything else.
And while the original article was about New Zealanders, we're Americans.
Speak for yourself, but I refuse to be bundled in with the assumption that everyone on here is American. Here in the UK, I found it amazing that it was OK for a disabled person to park in a parent & child space if the disabled spaces were used, but not the other way around.
As the series was originally in 4:3 ratio when it was shown on TV, are we going to have a pillarbox or cropped wide screen transfer when this is put onto blu-ray?
If the Eee PCs are using the Netbook version of Ubuntu 10.10, then they are using Unity. It started off in the UNR and for 11.04 they merged UNR and Ubuntu Desktop with both having the Unity interface.
I used UNR up to and including 10.04, when I tried 10.10 on the netbook I switched to Kubuntu.
I thought it was still law that all mobile phones had to be turned off whilst on board an aircraft, in which case how could he have found his phone by tracking it?
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Google Wallet the only Android NFC payment system? I must be imagining being able to pay with EE MasterCard NFC on my Samsung S4 then?
How about some 50fps videos? Actually, I'd settle for 25fps.
I was just thinking it was another one of those silly Americanisms!
Exactly, it is where we park cars. What do you do in a parking lot, bid on cars?
Not every country uses 30/60fps like the USA, why not release them in 25/50fps too?
That's a tough question. At first we all assume that the stickers must be pretty important, but my guess (pre-looking-at-evidence) is that most retail sellers would in fact be willing to do just that, since users never asked for those stickers in the first place; they're ads.
I wouldn't be so sure about that. When Windows 8 comes out 'Windows 8 certified' will be all over the adverts and retailers such as PC World and Comet will be expected to say things like "this computer is better than that one because it is Windows 8 certified".
Don't worry Microsoft can't even release a version of Windows that uses the proper version of English rather than the American version! Favorits, color etc.
I think you'll find that the extra day off is next Tuesday and not this Friday. Oh and Ubuntu has been showing the correct bank holiday for at least a year.
I'm sure they used to do things to speed it up like sending the most viewed pages more often and I've seen some services - ARTE for example - where the pages counted down rather than up, but they also showed messages instead of the clock too. ISTR there were some extensions to the original teletext that would allow up to 4096 colours and other special effects.
I'm sure I've seen this in some of the more expensive programmable remote controls where the display changes to show different buttons after you've pressed one button.
Does this mean that Apple will get sued for their iBook?
The factory where I work which must be over 60 years old, there are redundant cables and pipes everywhere. It would cost far too much money to figure out what is redundant and then remove it without disrupting anything else.
And while the original article was about New Zealanders, we're Americans.
Speak for yourself, but I refuse to be bundled in with the assumption that everyone on here is American. Here in the UK, I found it amazing that it was OK for a disabled person to park in a parent & child space if the disabled spaces were used, but not the other way around.
They also think they have control over a website running on a foreign server too though.
Why exactly does the USA think it has jurisdiction over someone living in another country?
As the series was originally in 4:3 ratio when it was shown on TV, are we going to have a pillarbox or cropped wide screen transfer when this is put onto blu-ray?
Is that the reason why it won't run in Rekonq - another webkit based browser - too? Ran the Acid 3 test on it and it passed at 100%.
If the Eee PCs are using the Netbook version of Ubuntu 10.10, then they are using Unity. It started off in the UNR and for 11.04 they merged UNR and Ubuntu Desktop with both having the Unity interface. I used UNR up to and including 10.04, when I tried 10.10 on the netbook I switched to Kubuntu.
Reminds me of this device https://www.alwaysinnovating.com/products/smartbook.htm.
Yes it works in Linux, but it is one of those awful mono apps.
MKV isn't a codec, it is a container format so can contain pretty much any codec you want.
I thought it was still law that all mobile phones had to be turned off whilst on board an aircraft, in which case how could he have found his phone by tracking it?
Obviously everybody except for me, as I use ogg for all my ripped music.
Isn't the CD a digital music format or has 16bit LPCM been reclassified as analogue?
The link you posted was for 10.10, try http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/natty/alpha1 instead.