I think the problem is not that the MP forwarded the e-mail, but that the Culture's Minister forwarded it to TF1.
(I am french, but not a french lawyer)
Well, I think a simple start would be to come up with a nice polished compiz theme and desktop (like a good avant dock with some nice icons) that uses this driver to its fullest.
That might be a bit hard, considering this driver doesn't do accelerated 3D...
I work in a computer shop, and two weeks ago, a guy tried to sell us 1000 "corsair" RAM modules for a very cheap price.
Before buying, my boss asked to test them:
8 out of ten wouldn't even boot the computer, and the two that did were actually "kingston" modules on which the brand name had been removed and replace by "Corsair".
The packaging looked exactly the same as legit "corsair"'s.
The RAM in fact was the rejects from some factory rebranded and resold.
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No. Most, if not all ASUS motherboards have bios flasher that can read the bios from a USB stick.
Steampunk!!
gallons are a bit more than 4 liters, if I remember correctly, and a pound is about half a kilo.
I think the problem is not that the MP forwarded the e-mail, but that the Culture's Minister forwarded it to TF1. (I am french, but not a french lawyer)
Yeah, the french in that post is fairly bad. I'd say it comes from some translation engine. (I'm french)
Any space tourism would have been observed by said tourist.
It's "bonne chance"...
Of course not... That is only on laptops, or on motherboards with integrated video. those wasted 512MB are due to a 32bits limitation.
He had a dyndns or no-ip client running in the background?
Actually, I did. Last I checked, "next step" used like it was means that 3D support is not (yet) there.
Well, I think a simple start would be to come up with a nice polished compiz theme and desktop (like a good avant dock with some nice icons) that uses this driver to its fullest.
That might be a bit hard, considering this driver doesn't do accelerated 3D...
I work in a computer shop, and two weeks ago, a guy tried to sell us 1000 "corsair" RAM modules for a very cheap price. Before buying, my boss asked to test them: 8 out of ten wouldn't even boot the computer, and the two that did were actually "kingston" modules on which the brand name had been removed and replace by "Corsair". The packaging looked exactly the same as legit "corsair"'s. The RAM in fact was the rejects from some factory rebranded and resold.