When you have sent a couple emails out with a given address, you can figure that at least one of them will to sit around in someone's Outlook mailstore for the next couple years. (Someone you know uses Windows!)
They may use Windows, but most use of Outlook I've seen are limited to work.
I am fine with non-flash ads. In fact, I have disabled Ablock on Slashdot, because I want to support this site (I am considering a subscription). Unfortunately for Slashdot, I am not willing to disable NoScript for doubleclick and google-analytics, so I still don't get served any ads. Maybe they should switch to text or static images. Or at least have a toggle switch option in the preferences.
VP gets to vote on the tiebreakers. The current VP is a Republican. His state could always elect another Democrat to fill his slot, shifting the balance a little further to the left.
In a tower, increasing the height makes no difference to the ground area (and, thus, the number of exits). Increasing the height of a pyramid increases the ground area...
You are assuming that when they increase the height, they keep the slope the same. This pyramid is much steeper than this one
The one actually on the article has a more accurate environment, but not as good of an angle for showing the segmentation that would prevent fires from spreading.
Half of a tech site such as this are dead set against anything with the N word attached, in the general green crowd it approaches 100% enough to ignore the outriders.
Dubai isn't in America, and not subject to our politics (at least not those politics unrelated to oil). Our environmentalists can pout all they want.
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You can clear the CD key you are using and set it to
Here
Some of us have limited-enough bandwidth to appreciate the still-the-latest-version packages on the CD.
Most people seem to use webmail.
5 Minutes? Discounting Holds and such, it takes damn near 5 minutes to type in the number they give you.
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0xB315AA8D852DCD3F3DCA578FD2E0BF88
Is that it (disguised as hexadecimal)?
I've got an ubuntu CD ready for the day I just give up on Microsoft and their customer hating practices.
Throw it away. Unless you plan to make the jump within the next two months. A Debian disk, on the other hand...
OK, so the Debian disk may only be useful for 1 month, but it will remain useful for quite some time after that.
Only old ones in South Korea.
When you have sent a couple emails out with a given address, you can figure that at least one of them will to sit around in someone's Outlook mailstore for the next couple years. (Someone you know uses Windows!)
They may use Windows, but most use of Outlook I've seen are limited to work.
In the case of TV firmware, nobody is saying that you aren't allowed to try.
Who's denting Apple's marketshare? Mac clones could be replacing Windows PCs.
I thought his alias was 'lordsid'?
B-B-but the passwords.doc file at my work is password-protected!
Trolls must have gotten some modpoints.
I find NoScript a PITA until I turn off notifications. If I want to enable a site's scripts, I can right-click the icon in the corner.
You can hide it in the Preferences. Or move it to the status bar, if you will ever unblock a site (slashdot).
I am fine with non-flash ads. In fact, I have disabled Ablock on Slashdot, because I want to support this site (I am considering a subscription). Unfortunately for Slashdot, I am not willing to disable NoScript for doubleclick and google-analytics, so I still don't get served any ads. Maybe they should switch to text or static images. Or at least have a toggle switch option in the preferences.
VP gets to vote on the tiebreakers. The current VP is a Republican. His state could always elect another Democrat to fill his slot, shifting the balance a little further to the left.
In a tower, increasing the height makes no difference to the ground area (and, thus, the number of exits). Increasing the height of a pyramid increases the ground area...
You are assuming that when they increase the height, they keep the slope the same. This pyramid is much steeper than this one
A third party like... Google?
Sad thing is, that is what a lot of people hear when exposed to technobabble.
but maybe *Dad* could stay home...?
They wouldn't survive.
But with Congress in it's current state, a tiebreaker isn't all that unlikely.
The one actually on the article has a more accurate environment, but not as good of an angle for showing the segmentation that would prevent fires from spreading.
Or a low-cost housing one.
Half of a tech site such as this are dead set against anything with the N word attached, in the general green crowd it approaches 100% enough to ignore the outriders.
Dubai isn't in America, and not subject to our politics (at least not those politics unrelated to oil). Our environmentalists can pout all they want.