Impressive, though I consider Miles Per Dollar* more important than Miles Per Tank. After all, what is so groundbreaking about a 750 mile range if your car has a 100 gallon tank in the back seat?
*Not that Telsa wins in this category, if one factors in retail price.
So the perfect copy protection is hard to break using normal methods, but is still breakable: It shows the breaker had an INTENTION to illegally make copies.
My DVD backups disagree with you. Now my discs can sit in a dark corner of a cabinet while I use and abuse the duplicates.
PC price can be quite variable, from my low-to-mid range $350 whitebox, to a everything-but-the-kitchen-sink Mac Pro (~$30,000). I wouldn't want to put a hard number on that, either.
It wasn't the taxes they were objecting to so much as the fact they had no say in the matter. Taxation without representation. Now, ostensibly, we do have representation.
"A designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away."
—Antoine de St. Exupery
Or in my case, cut-n-paste them literally.
I know that in Windows you can hold down Alt and type the proper number code into the keypad to get a Unicode character. How can I do that in Linux?
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That is also true of Firefox and IE, with the "Search Bar"
I have 8 sites I can switch between in that bar right now.
"Let me Cuil that for you" just doesn't have the same ring to it.
Impressive, though I consider Miles Per Dollar* more important than Miles Per Tank. After all, what is so groundbreaking about a 750 mile range if your car has a 100 gallon tank in the back seat?
*Not that Telsa wins in this category, if one factors in retail price.
(As an aside, does anyone else think this looks like something Rodney McKay should be toting around? :-P)
If Apple had provided the tablet computers, yeah.
Although I haven't seen a logo on the tablets, every laptop I've identified has been a Dell.
looks kinda neat
All I see is a cheezy generic robot, a DNA double helix, and a heart. And lots of green.
Maybe I'd see something different If I relented this one time and read the article...
my Windows NT 4.0 workstation box running on a Pentium 166Mhz machine would never skip playing an MP3 no matter what I threw at it.
Try throwing bricks.
IF you ignore all the people illegally turned away from the polls because of the over-zealous anti-felon enforcement.
How can enforcement of the rules be illegal? Unless the rules were unconstitutional...
And Japan, Mongolia, Taiwan, both Koreas, and the previously mentioned European countries.
Does Spybot even detect conficker? I haven't found any data in this.
So the perfect copy protection is hard to break using normal methods, but is still breakable: It shows the breaker had an INTENTION to illegally make copies.
My DVD backups disagree with you. Now my discs can sit in a dark corner of a cabinet while I use and abuse the duplicates.
Netbooks are shipping with XP and only XP right now.
Dell's cheapest netbook ships with Ubuntu ($20 less than the XP version)
Dell was rather slow to switch from Ubuntu 7.x to the LTS (8.04).
"How many computers is this product installed on?"
Uhh...
;-)
2.5 * $vista_market_share
PC price can be quite variable, from my low-to-mid range $350 whitebox, to a everything-but-the-kitchen-sink Mac Pro (~$30,000). I wouldn't want to put a hard number on that, either.
Wow. When I saw the $2 I thought it would be fingerpaint and paper.
It wasn't the taxes they were objecting to so much as the fact they had no say in the matter. Taxation without representation. Now, ostensibly, we do have representation.
So the money they take out of your paycheck to house our standing army is a voluntary contribution then? :)
I get the impression that Britain's army was a standing one. Paid by the king. Where did the king get his money from?
Worked for the Asgard.
You can patent various technologies integrated into vehicles, but you can't patent "car".
http://www.xkcd.com/129/
"A designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away."
—Antoine de St. Exupery
Perfect! Thanks!
Ubuntu has it too, but it's no key combo.
Or in my case, cut-n-paste them literally. I know that in Windows you can hold down Alt and type the proper number code into the keypad to get a Unicode character. How can I do that in Linux?
It is, but in the way a toddler does it: using the water already in the tub.