At the risk of being modded troll, OO Calc will probably never replace Excel - other than Suns and big iron, corporate america runs on Microsoft Excel (not necessarily a good thing, but still). If you are thinking of macros, OOo will support them soon.
While technically you are correct, you can assume that both will be affected by how good your engineers are. Well engineered drives will be both fast and have efficient wear-leveling. Poorly engineered drives will be slow and have terrible wear-leveling.
Yes, there is. But those are designed for raw access to the flash medium. The drive's controller provides a facade of having a whatever you formatted it as.
Well, how would you describe it (in layman's terms)? The only analogy I can think of that is better would be that it bears some strong resemblances to the highway system. And of course that one is so worn out with use.
Funny, a few years ago Apple was left for dead, developed a new OS, and is gaining market share as they're selling it. But they didn't write a new OS. They wrote a new interface on an old OS.
I was torn between the RAZR2 with its Linux OS and the only slightly more expensive iPhone. This settles the matter. Now I just need to get a job to pay for service.
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Theoretically it will come in the next Novell-branded OOo.
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And when the floppies/CDs/ISOs containing the old software has succumbed to bit rot?
Because it isn't just simple encryption.
compression/decompression
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codec
While technically you are correct, you can assume that both will be affected by how good your engineers are. Well engineered drives will be both fast and have efficient wear-leveling. Poorly engineered drives will be slow and have terrible wear-leveling.
Yes, there is. But those are designed for raw access to the flash medium. The drive's controller provides a facade of having a whatever you formatted it as.
It's decent enough, but I can't seem to get over having the tabs above the address bar.
Ubuntu hasn't updated to the RCs.
And any other plant matter.
Switchgrass
Knowing WoW doesn't pay as well.
I-CAN-SPAM is more legible.
Well, how would you describe it (in layman's terms)? The only analogy I can think of that is better would be that it bears some strong resemblances to the highway system. And of course that one is so worn out with use.
Nobody told there would be a test!
Sith Lords probably can listen in wirelessly whenever they want
"Laptop" is almost a stretch, too.
I was torn between the RAZR2 with its Linux OS and the only slightly more expensive iPhone. This settles the matter. Now I just need to get a job to pay for service.
Is GPS function disabled if you don't nave service?
And carve the moon into the shape of a shark.
But these pictures have to be taken more carefully. you can't just grab a portrait of them off the wall.
They patented managers.
Look on the bright side: The cancer died too.