I did however I couldn't see the relevance of them since the quotes would normally imply an exaggeration whereas your following sentences sort of contradicted that impression. But I sit corrected in any case.
It be haaard to be playin' ye olde soccerrrrrrr on account o' me wooden leg an' eyepatch an' the goalie be keepin' bustin' the ball wi' 'is hook me hearties!
I don't know if this is the same in Canada but in the UK shops that sell musical instruments have to pay a levy to the PRS because someone, while testing their potential purchase, might play a copyrighted song with it which to them is a public performance. What a bunch of utter wankers.
Yes yes it's always the other guy's fault. Microsoft have been convicted in the two biggest markets in the world of all sorts of market abuse. Now either all the judiciary are stupid (which I know you're going to argue) or else they're guilty as charged (which is obvious to anyone with even a casual acquaintance with Microsoft's long and dodgy history).
Errr you do realise that games also insist on a specific firmware version as well so unless you never want to play any new games ever again on your expensive console you don't have a lot of choice about upgrading.
Emailing your users their passwords in plain text suggests that someone needs to learn some basic things about security, since he doesn't seem to me to be taking reasonable steps to comply with data protection laws.
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The UK is stereotypically socialist? In which universe?
I sit corrected. It's ridiculously hard to find a monitor above 1920x1080 at a sane price.
CRT monitors had much higher resolutions.
But the reinforced desk to hold such a monster would be expensive too.
Toshiba has a 52" at 3840x2160. I can't remember if there were any CRTs at that resolution and a quick Google search doesn't turn anything up.
I did however I couldn't see the relevance of them since the quotes would normally imply an exaggeration whereas your following sentences sort of contradicted that impression. But I sit corrected in any case.
So there was no need for a consumer to get 64-bit Office because 32-bit Office would work fine in 64-bit Windows.
No version of Office before 2010 was 64 bit was my point *sigh*
It be haaard to be playin' ye olde soccerrrrrrr on account o' me wooden leg an' eyepatch an' the goalie be keepin' bustin' the ball wi' 'is hook me hearties!
The lack of a 64 bit version of Office was probably an issue too. Although Office 2010 is now 64 bit none of the previous ones were.
Who is "everyone"? Not me or most of the people I know.
You mean like this?
"Damn it's cold today" - Satan
I don't know if this is the same in Canada but in the UK shops that sell musical instruments have to pay a levy to the PRS because someone, while testing their potential purchase, might play a copyrighted song with it which to them is a public performance. What a bunch of utter wankers.
The number of decent authors is a very scarce resource. Having to work for nothing would make them scarcer.
You were doing so well and then you had to type "take it to the next level" :-(
The original ending would've been much harder to film and even harder to explain to anyone who hadn't read the book.
Yes yes it's always the other guy's fault. Microsoft have been convicted in the two biggest markets in the world of all sorts of market abuse. Now either all the judiciary are stupid (which I know you're going to argue) or else they're guilty as charged (which is obvious to anyone with even a casual acquaintance with Microsoft's long and dodgy history).
Sticking your neck out in Saudi Arabia is a pretty bad idea. What lovely allies we have.
Sounds like a bit of overkill needing SQL Server, ASP.NET and IIS on a client machine. What applications are these?
That'll be the Fox News that argued successfully that it had the constitutional right to lie to its viewers.
Errr you do realise that games also insist on a specific firmware version as well so unless you never want to play any new games ever again on your expensive console you don't have a lot of choice about upgrading.
Emailing your users their passwords in plain text suggests that someone needs to learn some basic things about security, since he doesn't seem to me to be taking reasonable steps to comply with data protection laws.
Yawn. Another post about how the market solves everything, despite having zero evidence that this is the case.
That was happening long before 3D came to the fore.
Which of those two optjions doesn't have that.
You don't say. $2.50 a day is less of fuck all than it would be in the developed world but it's still fuck all.
Be smug when Middle Eastern oil is irrelevant to world prosperity, not now when the technology could well be snake oil.