Not that many Pentium 2 PCs were small and light enough you could hang it from the wall socket.
And good luck getting Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GigE, eSATA, and DDR2 working in it.
DreamPlug — and it's a major improvement over its predecessors, packing some serious hardware into a tiny case. The DreamPlug packs some serious power in its tiny case.
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The purpose of a search engine is to provide search results that match the user's desire for information. What Bing are doing is compatible with this purpose.
That doesn't mean its right, I'm just pointing out a couple of false analogies.
It does change the question of "what's the best search engine?" from Google vs Bing to Google (today) vs Google (last month)
There's no indication that they accept bug reports, even.
The announcement I linked to said "Please direct your bug reports and feedback (good and bad!) to Garrett Woodworth who is currently in charge of such things.". I think it's a pretty good indication, but that's just me.
I haven't received a response, either, although on of the issues I reported has been partially fixed.
So you can read docx files in Open Office? Interesting how everyone here is carrying on that no other office suites support these formats.
It'll read it, for the most part, and may even write it now, but there are formatting issues. It doesn't have certifiable support for the format, so using it would technically be breaking the rules.
Microsoft 2007+ supports ODF (or so they say). Departments could continue pouring money down that particular hole if they wanted to, but the ones with tighter budgets could decide for themselves whether LibreOffice/OpenOffice or Calligra were good enough for their needs.
When my cards expire my bank mails me a new card, with a phone number to call in order to activate it. The process involves telling the machine what card is being activated.
Yes, it marks the absolute inner boundary. But Wikipedia claims the habitable zone is from 0.725 to 3.0 AU, so we're comfortably closer to the inner boundary than the middle.
And Earth is on the inner edge of the habitable zone, instead of the middle. If they can reconcile that with the fine-tuning theory, they can reconcile this news.
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Not that many Pentium 2 PCs were small and light enough you could hang it from the wall socket.
And good luck getting Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GigE, eSATA, and DDR2 working in it.
Naturally I misspelled "Editing" in my Subject line.
DreamPlug — and it's a major improvement over its predecessors, packing some serious hardware into a tiny case. The DreamPlug packs some serious power in its tiny case.
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The purpose of a search engine is to provide search results that match the user's desire for information. What Bing are doing is compatible with this purpose.
That doesn't mean its right, I'm just pointing out a couple of false analogies.
It does change the question of "what's the best search engine?" from Google vs Bing to Google (today) vs Google (last month)
There's no indication that they accept bug reports, even.
The announcement I linked to said "Please direct your bug reports and feedback (good and bad!) to Garrett Woodworth who is currently in charge of such things.". I think it's a pretty good indication, but that's just me.
I haven't received a response, either, although on of the issues I reported has been partially fixed.
Well, bug reports. Assuming they do accept patches, that'd be a logical place to send 'em.
The anouncement says you email Garrett Woodworth at feedback@slashdot.org
And the hotkeys don't seem to work quite right.
Although, I kinda wish we could just "fork" Oracle (in the a**) and move on. If you know what I mean ;)
Why the quotation marks? I imagine an actual fork would be worse than what you mean.
No such thing as a "good" lawyer. Just effective ones.
Ape.
As far as Laptops are concerned, non-Windows basically means the XO.
Or Apple.
Not many prebuilt computers have the price, specs, and OS we want.
Some computers, like laptops, can't usually be assembled at home.
You can add it to your search bar's URL.
And how do you tell several hundred machines to download it? Have a custom metapackage on a private repo?
One more stamp of approval you can ad to the list when presenting to your superiors.
So you can read docx files in Open Office? Interesting how everyone here is carrying on that no other office suites support these formats.
It'll read it, for the most part, and may even write it now, but there are formatting issues. It doesn't have certifiable support for the format, so using it would technically be breaking the rules.
Microsoft 2007+ supports ODF (or so they say). Departments could continue pouring money down that particular hole if they wanted to, but the ones with tighter budgets could decide for themselves whether LibreOffice/OpenOffice or Calligra were good enough for their needs.
It's defined by a single entity, but it is being supported by by Google, Mozilla, ffmpeg, Opera, and more.
Reminds me of this.
They asked me for the full card number, but no social.
When my cards expire my bank mails me a new card, with a phone number to call in order to activate it. The process involves telling the machine what card is being activated.
Apache holds 50% of the webserver market, often on Linux. Much more valuable targets than a generic PC.
Yes, it marks the absolute inner boundary. But Wikipedia claims the habitable zone is from 0.725 to 3.0 AU, so we're comfortably closer to the inner boundary than the middle.
And Earth is on the inner edge of the habitable zone, instead of the middle. If they can reconcile that with the fine-tuning theory, they can reconcile this news.