I think that the first version of Windows 95 lacked IE and TCP/IP, that was added in an update later. According to wikipedia: "Windows 95 originally shipped without Internet Explorer, and the default network installation did not install TCP/IP, the network protocol used on the Internet." See here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_95
Can see anything in Hulu because I am blocked by the site since I am not in the US. I have a virtual server located in the UD, may I use that slice to see Hulu? Not using VNC or remote visualization, but using it as a proxy. Any tip on how to do it?
In my lab there was a discussion about buying or not endnote (or similar program). Now thanks to Thomson Reuters and Slashdot I know of a nice alternative I didn't know before. I will also include this plugin as default in Dnalinux VDE.
So why their certified those faulty drivers? Most drivers carry the log "Made for Vista" with digital signature provided by MS. That is supposed to have some QA, isn't it?
There is not such a thing as "spare CPU cycles" since when you run a *@home program, CPU power consumption pikes. In a laptop, when running any CPU intensive distributed program, battery level is stuck since all the power goes to the CPU instead of charging the battery.
[quote]Unions may have helped some industries in the past, but I can't see where it helps now.[/quote]
In Argentina, a truck driver (sometimes with just elementary school) makes $4.5K/month while a medical doctor working in a public hospital earn up to $2.5K/month.
In Argentina there is a widespread crime called "virtual kidnap". The criminal call and tell someone that he has a relative with him and you should pay. A lot of people fall in this scam. Look in internet for "secuestro virtual".
Slashdot Mirror
I think that the first version of Windows 95 lacked IE and TCP/IP, that was added in an update later. According to wikipedia: "Windows 95 originally shipped without Internet Explorer, and the default network installation did not install TCP/IP, the network protocol used on the Internet." See here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_95
Where it ranks "Super Mario Bros"?
Maybe the name and artwork?
Instruction for Linux: http://code.google.com/p/o3d/wiki/HowToBuild
VPN uses encryption, why do I need to encrypt my connection to see a foreign site?
Can see anything in Hulu because I am blocked by the site since I am not in the US.
I have a virtual server located in the UD, may I use that slice to see Hulu? Not using VNC or remote visualization, but using it as a proxy. Any tip on how to do it?
This is not Microsoft website in the day of the "slammer", this is a public service in an emergency, I think it would be wise to remove the link.
I would homeschool my child if it were legal in my country.
Can you use a >2Gb SD card in eeePC with linux?
scripting + commodore + linux. Who did it? Taht boy in Afghanistan?
Buy a "programming for dummies" book and get the feeling of not knowing anything. I'll get ideas from it.
I can't understand how do you people accept voting with back boxes (that is, w/o access to source code).
In my lab there was a discussion about buying or not endnote (or similar program).
Now thanks to Thomson Reuters and Slashdot I know of a nice alternative I didn't know before.
I will also include this plugin as default in Dnalinux VDE.
The University is OPEN TO EVERYONE
Also Israel citizens?
Argentine version of this scam is called MDQ55 and FuelShock. Even car/race TV programs advertise them.
Here is an article in Spanish:
http://www.clubdelarazon.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=95
http://picasaweb.google.com/sbassi/Fosiles#5241617089796398514
But I guess they want citation in publications (academic paper), not just displayed in software.
the use of Cobol cripples the mind; its teaching should, therefore, be regarded as a criminal offense
I thought it was BASIC and not Cobol in that sentence.
So why their certified those faulty drivers?
Most drivers carry the log "Made for Vista" with digital signature provided by MS. That is supposed to have some QA, isn't it?
There is not such a thing as "spare CPU cycles" since when you run a *@home program, CPU power consumption pikes.
In a laptop, when running any CPU intensive distributed program, battery level is stuck since all the power goes to the CPU instead of charging the battery.
It may be obscure and without users, but it is not true that only works properly on Windows, I tested under Linux and run without any problem.
[quote]Unions may have helped some industries in the past, but I can't see where it helps now.[/quote]
In Argentina, a truck driver (sometimes with just elementary school) makes $4.5K/month while a medical doctor working in a public hospital earn up to $2.5K/month.
The couple USB keys I own are just about the most durable pieces of electronics I've ever run across
Seems you didn't try Atari 2600 cartridges.
http://rapidshare.com/files/141852563/chrome.tar.bz2
In Argentina there is a widespread crime called "virtual kidnap". The criminal call and tell someone that he has a relative with him and you should pay. A lot of people fall in this scam. Look in internet for "secuestro virtual".