Fourthed. Also bad is that I can't get settings in the Firehose to persist. I always need to enter '-story' in the search bar and move the slider to purple.
I'm not sure why people think they still need to lie to prop up Obama. He won the fucking election.
Well, there are some rumors of less-than-ideal decisions coming up (NASA). Maybe they are trying to convince themselves that they didn't make a mistake?
Obama came into his neighborhood, not the other way around. Yes, Joe the Plumber said he wanted to catch him off guard but it's just as much of Obama's fault as anyone's.
Agreed. That is a risk one takes when soliciting unscripted questions.
Teachers are incredibly undereducated when it comes to technology.
That's a pretty broad brush you're painting teachers with. Don't know about your schools, but my town has computers in the classrooms, and teachers that, for the most part, know how to use them to help them get their jobs done.
Even Tech Support (you know, the people whom are actually supposed to have a good grasp of technology) can be very wrong sometimes.
Looking at the AppDB page, I'd suggest trying it on some distro other than Ubuntu. Although CS2 works better if that would be sufficient.
- Office 2007
I need those specific apps because those are the formats my peers and clients use.
Well, you can open.docx files as of OOo 3.0. Or maybe you could talk them into using Sun's ODF Plugin (It's a long shot, but I thought I'd throw that out there.)
- MSIE 6/7
IE6 runs, sure, but leaks memory like there's no tomorrow, so I have to kill -9 it after a few minutes lest I face a swap-spiral of doom.
Six tries so far, and the closest I came to having a usable system I had a minimal cli-only install and I accidentally left out networking. That was a while ago though. Maybe I will have more success if I try again.
You didn't purchase a movie. You purchased a license to watch that movie using that disk. What you're doing is against the terms of the license which is why DRM now enforces the license you purchase.
Really? I don't remember seeing a license agreement, and the FBI warning simply says:
Licensed for private home exhibition only. Any public performance, copying, or other use is strictly prohibited.
Hard to graduate elementary/middle school without covering early seafaring and Magellan's circumnavigation of the globe. Portugaul is brought up a lot during that period.
Technically, a helmet would still be a 2D interface... Although accelerometers and such to keep track of head movement/orientation could make a reasonable approximation.
It doesn't need to be a giant cube or sphere. All we need to do is harness the power of the Reality Distortion Field to travel to the Star Trek universe and bring back some holoemitters.
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Not anymore. I did prior to Idle's debut.
Fourthed. Also bad is that I can't get settings in the Firehose to persist. I always need to enter '-story' in the search bar and move the slider to purple.
Tesla coils and Jacobs Ladders throw off an obscene amount of EM. He won't get a signal.
I remember reading that Apple's optical drives don't conform...
So they simply don't stamp the official logo on them.
And if you have lawyers working both sides, you could play the case to come out on whatever side you wanted.
Is that legal? I doubt anybody would appreciate public attempts to game the system.
Hmmm... Invoice application/printer attachment for the Eeepc?
People pay for games/ringtones on their cellphones. I'm sure someone could come up with something for netbooks.
Doesn't bother my youngest brothers (4th and 8th grade).
OSX comes with a nice pdf reader by default, KDE has a good one, and with a good reader the format becomes extremely useful.
Don't forget Evince on Gnome. And the Gnome-independent ePDFview.
How easily can it be incorporated in Linux if Postscript goes down the drain?
...printed out in brail vs. going threw the OCR layer first.
However there are a bunch more who will just breeze threw and grade on a whim just to get the job done.
I much rather have the professor go threw scan for some keywords...
I can see why you would like professors to not penalize students for consistent misspellings.
I'm not sure why people think they still need to lie to prop up Obama. He won the fucking election.
Well, there are some rumors of less-than-ideal decisions coming up (NASA). Maybe they are trying to convince themselves that they didn't make a mistake?
Obama came into his neighborhood, not the other way around. Yes, Joe the Plumber said he wanted to catch him off guard but it's just as much of Obama's fault as anyone's.
Agreed. That is a risk one takes when soliciting unscripted questions.
Honour and recognition in event of success.
Technically, they would get that anyways. They just get to enjoy it more if they survive.
That's a pretty broad brush you're painting teachers with. Don't know about your schools, but my town has computers in the classrooms, and teachers that, for the most part, know how to use them to help them get their jobs done.
Even Tech Support (you know, the people whom are actually supposed to have a good grasp of technology) can be very wrong sometimes.
Well, you can add IPv6 to XP pretty easily (although I have no idea if it works well or not).
Agreed. It meant the difference between my buying a Dell system or building my own from Newegg.
Photoshop CS3
Looking at the AppDB page, I'd suggest trying it on some distro other than Ubuntu. Although CS2 works better if that would be sufficient.
- Office 2007
I need those specific apps because those are the formats my peers and clients use.
Well, you can open .docx files as of OOo 3.0. Or maybe you could talk them into using Sun's ODF Plugin (It's a long shot, but I thought I'd throw that out there.)
- MSIE 6/7
IE6 runs, sure, but leaks memory like there's no tomorrow, so I have to kill -9 it after a few minutes lest I face a swap-spiral of doom.
IEsforLinux? Although it seems a little dead...
Six tries so far, and the closest I came to having a usable system I had a minimal cli-only install and I accidentally left out networking.
That was a while ago though. Maybe I will have more success if I try again.
Some of the Windows 2000 source code was leaked a while back.
You didn't purchase a movie. You purchased a license to watch that movie using that disk. What you're doing is against the terms of the license which is why DRM now enforces the license you purchase.
Really? I don't remember seeing a license agreement, and the FBI warning simply says:
Licensed for private home exhibition only. Any public performance, copying, or other use is strictly prohibited.
My ISOs certainly aren't public.
eb browsing and email". I put Debian on it. There's only one thing I have found that it can't do:
So it can run Crysis?
...I think most people have heard of Portugal.
Hard to graduate elementary/middle school without covering early seafaring and Magellan's circumnavigation of the globe. Portugaul is brought up a lot during that period.
Technically, a helmet would still be a 2D interface... Although accelerometers and such to keep track of head movement/orientation could make a reasonable approximation.
It doesn't need to be a giant cube or sphere. All we need to do is harness the power of the Reality Distortion Field to travel to the Star Trek universe and bring back some holoemitters.