Neither OpenOffice or LibreOffice are written in Java though, they are mostly C++. Java is only used for the HSQLDB and some wizards and parts in Base.
Great? Are you really calling Symbian OS great? For dumbphones perhaps, but... Or maybe you referred to Maemo. Wait, that wasn't so great either. Maybe if they had given it time to mature. Alas, towards yet another OS we go, let's hope this one goes a little better.
Strange. I have all this money lying around on a dormant account in the Bank of Nigeria that I'd like to donate, but nobody wants to take me seriously!
I would like to comment that it, in fact, doesn't. I've run Opera on OS X and Windows for a few years now and have seen no indication of that. In fact, I can see only one Opera process in Activity Monitor right now, with 15 threads - even if I open up a Youtube video. When Flash crashes, so does the whole browser (which used to happen all the time with the 10.5x betas). I've heard rumors on the My Opera forums that Opera on *nix might have this, but the OS X version certainly doesn't and I have no knowledge that the Windows version would either.
Opera is a great browser, but this is something I've yet to see (and am eager to).
True, but I don't know of a house that would have air conditioning here - at least not mine or my parents'. We don't really get that warm in the summer and opening the windows is usually all we need to keep the house cool.
This is the reason why I have a hard time believing that CFLs would impact energy usage that much in the colder regions, e.g. here in Finland. What goes to "waste" in the form of heat should in turn make for a smaller heating bill - or am I missing something?
The expert can run an md5 hash list containing the signatures of all the copyrighted music that the RIAA has collected over the years and compare the results against the contents of the hard drive. You can name a file anything you want and its content based md5 will stay the same.
That's why you change the file in some way, for example write something random in an MP3 file's ID3 comment tag. The resulting md5 hash is now completely different and most likely is not included in their list.
Because our brain is massively parallel, with a relatively small amount of communication over long distances, and is made of unreliable, imprecise components...
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Just like regular cards can be? The police will query the government database for your information anyway, they don't just trust the card itself.
Neither OpenOffice or LibreOffice are written in Java though, they are mostly C++. Java is only used for the HSQLDB and some wizards and parts in Base.
Why would this have been better released under the GPL?
Great? Are you really calling Symbian OS great? For dumbphones perhaps, but... Or maybe you referred to Maemo. Wait, that wasn't so great either. Maybe if they had given it time to mature. Alas, towards yet another OS we go, let's hope this one goes a little better.
Commander Keen pack on Steam: http://store.steampowered.com/app/9180/
Strange. I have all this money lying around on a dormant account in the Bank of Nigeria that I'd like to donate, but nobody wants to take me seriously!
I would like to comment that it, in fact, doesn't. I've run Opera on OS X and Windows for a few years now and have seen no indication of that. In fact, I can see only one Opera process in Activity Monitor right now, with 15 threads - even if I open up a Youtube video. When Flash crashes, so does the whole browser (which used to happen all the time with the 10.5x betas). I've heard rumors on the My Opera forums that Opera on *nix might have this, but the OS X version certainly doesn't and I have no knowledge that the Windows version would either. Opera is a great browser, but this is something I've yet to see (and am eager to).
But... How can you surf the web with a car?
In corporate America, game plays you!
Sure it can run games on six monitors at acceptable frame rates, but the question still stands... will it blend?
True, but I don't know of a house that would have air conditioning here - at least not mine or my parents'. We don't really get that warm in the summer and opening the windows is usually all we need to keep the house cool.
This is the reason why I have a hard time believing that CFLs would impact energy usage that much in the colder regions, e.g. here in Finland. What goes to "waste" in the form of heat should in turn make for a smaller heating bill - or am I missing something?
And so does Opera.
The OpenOffice.org Wiki uses MySQL.
The expert can run an md5 hash list containing the signatures of all the copyrighted music that the RIAA has collected over the years and compare the results against the contents of the hard drive. You can name a file anything you want and its content based md5 will stay the same.
That's why you change the file in some way, for example write something random in an MP3 file's ID3 comment tag. The resulting md5 hash is now completely different and most likely is not included in their list.