This person is not a newbie and has used linux for a while. If this was a major usability issue, then Windows has it, too, and this person has complained a couple of times after people told them how to...
The only OS that is intuitive in that regard is macos:p
How long before your dumbass litany gets modded troll: holding alt and moving the windows around, it's just as easy as in Doze if you're not too stupidly set in your ways. PEBKAC.
He also said something about fixed fortifications and stupidity and yet managed to get bogged down by undermanned third-rate forts on the rear-guard of the Maginot line. I wouldn't exactly quote him for anything related to military matters. Bombast, bluster and looking like a pimp, maybe. After all, he was a cavalry officer who derided dragoons around ww1.
That's why votes are counted by groups of people who make sure they are valid and, in some cases, will have counters making sure the counting remains politically balanced. Not by a single person.
They both relied on research that was being done since the 1820s to replace the Chappe telegraphe, under the auspices of militaries and the limited public upper education available at the time.
Nice and all, except for one thing: you, the private individual, have become a government by regulating how to use the service provided by you because of the power relationship involved. And to top it off, your type of government is feudal manorialism or hydraulic imperialism - why, again, should anyone have that power?
Ron Paul isn't a libertarian either, and the Libertarian Party is a party of plutocrats who like to handwave the fact that corporate entities are just as bad as the government and figured that an ideology name they grabbed from people like Proudhon, Thoreau and Rothbard sounded nice enough for them.
It's beyond awesome, the sole reason I chipped on my flatmates' desktop and the sole reason I bothered to make Rome: Total War work on Wine when I swore that I wouldn't install a single game that was more than 1GB on my laptop
As a RTS, if you start early enough, there's Hearts of Iron II from Paradox. Well, or Victoria with the Revolutions addon with the Great War scenario, but it will stop in 1934 just in time for the Nazis to take over.
As a RPG/FPS/First Person something, it could make an epic game of intrigue. And it would be pretty damn bleak, then again, if you like bleak...
There's a few unclaimed uninhabited islands: they're pretty shitty, but in international waters (of course, Britain and France might disagree, but they don't even have presence on these rocks:p )
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Mac doesn't hide their commands in obscure locations.
Corrected for ya
This person is not a newbie and has used linux for a while. If this was a major usability issue, then Windows has it, too, and this person has complained a couple of times after people told them how to...
The only OS that is intuitive in that regard is macos :p
They're replacing laptop hard drives, which are 20-50c the GB. MLC drives are already about 2-3$ the GB.
Specs or gtfo
How long before your dumbass litany gets modded troll: holding alt and moving the windows around, it's just as easy as in Doze if you're not too stupidly set in your ways. PEBKAC.
He also said something about fixed fortifications and stupidity and yet managed to get bogged down by undermanned third-rate forts on the rear-guard of the Maginot line. I wouldn't exactly quote him for anything related to military matters. Bombast, bluster and looking like a pimp, maybe. After all, he was a cavalry officer who derided dragoons around ww1.
For a bigger desk, most people would need a bigger office, they don't make buildings with spare dimensions yet.
That's why votes are counted by groups of people who make sure they are valid and, in some cases, will have counters making sure the counting remains politically balanced. Not by a single person.
And in some cases recycling their exact name in the unix world, like this coincidentally named protocol called SMB.
Then we see the nonstandard characters like germanic eth, or weird diacritics.
I think the question is more - "Koalas on Man? Were the devs drunk?"
Windows 95 was 4.5 ish with an absurdly long build alphanumeric id and Win 98 was 4.9 with all that.
They both relied on research that was being done since the 1820s to replace the Chappe telegraphe, under the auspices of militaries and the limited public upper education available at the time.
Nice and all, except for one thing: you, the private individual, have become a government by regulating how to use the service provided by you because of the power relationship involved. And to top it off, your type of government is feudal manorialism or hydraulic imperialism - why, again, should anyone have that power?
Libertarianism in the tradition of Ann Rand
So, you mean pure unfettered fascism as envisioned by its "theoricians" - and it's Ayn.
There is no difference, Libertarianism is a word that was coined by Proudhon, one of the philosophical fathers of anarchism, moronic pedant.
Ah, so they're in favor of land reform, I get it.
Ron Paul isn't a libertarian either, and the Libertarian Party is a party of plutocrats who like to handwave the fact that corporate entities are just as bad as the government and figured that an ideology name they grabbed from people like Proudhon, Thoreau and Rothbard sounded nice enough for them.
It's beyond awesome, the sole reason I chipped on my flatmates' desktop and the sole reason I bothered to make Rome: Total War work on Wine when I swore that I wouldn't install a single game that was more than 1GB on my laptop
As a RTS, if you start early enough, there's Hearts of Iron II from Paradox. Well, or Victoria with the Revolutions addon with the Great War scenario, but it will stop in 1934 just in time for the Nazis to take over.
As a RPG/FPS/First Person something, it could make an epic game of intrigue. And it would be pretty damn bleak, then again, if you like bleak...
There's a few unclaimed uninhabited islands: they're pretty shitty, but in international waters (of course, Britain and France might disagree, but they don't even have presence on these rocks :p )
Never had the slightest problem, but then again, I'm on private trackers.
The same way most people do when they don't have an army of leeches screaming bloody murder at the slightest copy: performance.
A bit like XP service packs.
WFM for Windows, now Vista/7 compatible.