That would depend on severity. I had a lung collapse spontaneously and spent about a week in the hospital with a chest tube sticking out of my side before having surgery to prevent it from happening again (semi-elective). MediCal helped with that.
Heh, my old password would have taken 1,559,007,293,804,841,500,000,000 years (20 chars, uppercase/lowercase/digits/common punctuation) to crack at 500,000 combinations/second. I recently moved up 23 chars, but it won't calculate that for me.
Although while 500,000 combinations/second may sound impressive, it is a useless metric without comparing it to how many combos/second a normal machine can pump out.
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That would depend on severity. I had a lung collapse spontaneously and spent about a week in the hospital with a chest tube sticking out of my side before having surgery to prevent it from happening again (semi-elective). MediCal helped with that.
That was Photoshopped, of course (or GIMPPed, if you prefer)
Will Starcraft have LAN play?
The AI in Starcraft 2 now has to scout, and it's much harder to do, but there is a pretty effective AI in there for now
FINALLY!
I check in on Cuil now and then, and the relevance of their search results has improved dramatically.
I still hate their layout, though.
Adjusted for inflation between the years that the Commodore 64 was produced, that would be between $96.75 and $148.55 today.
You're welcome. How else can I not help you today?
Windows is rather dependent on their GUI, and that GUI sucks for touchscreen. Linux, on the other hand, can use anything that runs under X.
If MS moved to a *nix-based system, you can bet that hardware manufacturers and game programmers would convert pretty quickly.
Now look at it like this: We have Windows 7, there were 6 other versions before it and that alone makes it "better", which means it's cool!
That only makes sense if they keep the naming scheme consistent, rather than jumping off somewhere else every few versions.
Your sig seems strangely relevant to the rest of your post.
Will Portable Firefox not work?
These are truly massive cyclones, hundreds of times stronger than the most giant hurricanes on Earth
So how many Katrinas is that?
Or perhaps more appropriately, how many Great Red Spots is that?
Also, when it comes to storms, does size=strength?
In about:config, set layout.spellcheckDefault to 2.
Really? We chopped ours down and it stayed down (and left both the trunk and the stump there for several years). I blame termites.
That's odd, because Ubuntu (beta) is running Firefox 3.0.3, while Debian Testing was only at 3.0.0 or 3.0.1 a few days ago.
Why not Porky?
artificial stupidity.
So she's actually very smart?
I don't, but probably all of us here provide support for our family.
I remember something similar, in that it messed my video card driver up.
There have been very few times that MS Update has gotten the video card drivers right.
(empty IE's temp folder and such)
I prefer to use CCleaner for cleanup like that. My only gripe is that it isn't Open Source.
Obligatory Dilbert.
I can't find the one where Mordac changes Dilbert's password to "the entire text of The Da Vinci Code, except the parts he doesn't believe".
Agreed. My brother's password gets a measly 4 years.
Heh, my old password would have taken 1,559,007,293,804,841,500,000,000 years (20 chars, uppercase/lowercase/digits/common punctuation) to crack at 500,000 combinations/second. I recently moved up 23 chars, but it won't calculate that for me.
Although while 500,000 combinations/second may sound impressive, it is a useless metric without comparing it to how many combos/second a normal machine can pump out.
If linux on the desktop is promising, can't the process be accelerated (not rushed)?
Sure it can. But do you want to pay to make it happen?