Cell phones did not support real 911 for quite a long time
This is different because during most/ all of this time very few people had a cell as their primary phone. Even though cells did not provide 911, if an emergency happened at home, they could call 911 on their regular phone. Today, people using voip are generally using it as their main home phone, which means that it needs 911.
Hell, the US has 20,000 gun laws and the areas that have the most gun laws have the highests amount of gun/violent crime.
Ok, I don't get it. Why is the surprising? Who would expect an area that didn't have problems with gun violence to pass lots of laws about it? They would either pass no laws or they would pass a few that fixed the problem, so they would stop writing gun laws. Obviously the areas that pass tons of gun laws are going to be the ones that have endemic problems with gun violence. What is this supposed to prove about the federal "anti-terrorism search engine"?
The interesting part isn't the renaming it's where they "merge the Pocket PC and Smartphone versions of Windows Mobile into a single platform that combines smartphone and PDA capabilities". Needing to come up with a name for the new combined product is just a side effect.
These are also the same people who leave during the seventh ining stretch when the game is tied "to beat traffic". /doesn't even like baseball //still has no respect for these people
I have no idea what you just said, but my head hurts now. Hung a monkey?
"Hung" is the past tense of "hang". Hanging someone means subjecting them to a particular form of execution that involves suspending them by a rope around the neck.
That would only be the right past tense if they had been hanging a painting or other inanimate object. Here, one would say that the monkey was "hanged".
Yeah. From reading the discussion at the link I posted, I that is definitely true. I initially assumed it was a home vs. pro difference because I get "windows security" at work and the task manager at home, but apparently I was wrong and it is related to the login thing.
Yes I'm sure. I'm on an XP Pro machine. I just hit ctrl-alt-del and it brings up "Windows Security" where the options are Lock Computer, Log Off, Shut Down, Change Password, Task Manager and Cancel.
On XP Home yes, but not on XP Pro. It brings up that menu where one of the choices is task manager so after ctrl-alt-del you need to tab (or arrow) over to it and hit enter. A lot more keystrokes than crtl-shift-esc.
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That's a pretty accurate description of tv in general.
This is different because during most/ all of this time very few people had a cell as their primary phone. Even though cells did not provide 911, if an emergency happened at home, they could call 911 on their regular phone. Today, people using voip are generally using it as their main home phone, which means that it needs 911.
In which of those categories do the Star Wars stories belong?
If there's one thing /. needs more of, it's references to Encylopedia Brown.
Ok, I don't get it. Why is the surprising? Who would expect an area that didn't have problems with gun violence to pass lots of laws about it? They would either pass no laws or they would pass a few that fixed the problem, so they would stop writing gun laws. Obviously the areas that pass tons of gun laws are going to be the ones that have endemic problems with gun violence. What is this supposed to prove about the federal "anti-terrorism search engine"?
The interesting part isn't the renaming it's where they "merge the Pocket PC and Smartphone versions of Windows Mobile into a single platform that combines smartphone and PDA capabilities". Needing to come up with a name for the new combined product is just a side effect.
Why do you have three computers in your house using different ISP's?
The writeup makes it very clear that this is not only a replacement for cron. It says "Launchd is Apple's replacement for quite a few utilities".
These are also the same people who leave during the seventh ining stretch when the game is tied "to beat traffic".
/doesn't even like baseball
//still has no respect for these people
What?
What?
Using eight spaces is most certainly not fine.
Because all of their old pictures won't work anymore and they'll have to start over from scratch.
That would only be the right past tense if they had been hanging a painting or other inanimate object. Here, one would say that the monkey was "hanged".
Yeah. From reading the discussion at the link I posted, I that is definitely true. I initially assumed it was a home vs. pro difference because I get "windows security" at work and the task manager at home, but apparently I was wrong and it is related to the login thing.
Hmmm look at this:& Board=genwinxp&Number=38254&page=20&view=collapsed &sb=6&part=
http://www.winguides.com/forums/showflat.php?Cat=
Yes I'm sure. I'm on an XP Pro machine. I just hit ctrl-alt-del and it brings up "Windows Security" where the options are Lock Computer, Log Off, Shut Down, Change Password, Task Manager and Cancel.
On XP Home yes, but not on XP Pro. It brings up that menu where one of the choices is task manager so after ctrl-alt-del you need to tab (or arrow) over to it and hit enter. A lot more keystrokes than crtl-shift-esc.
Get out where? There are posts outside now?
Dan Rather is one man. Fox News is an entire network.
Actually, that will be the next three stories.
I believe it is screaming in response to your decision to make your loop counter a global variable named 'x'.
Organizations out of which one can be drummed are not what I normally associate with anarchists.
What was on the english muffin?
Yes, but things have changed. Joel explains: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/APIWar.htm
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