No, hair products that will keep your mutton-chops, afro, handle-bar, etc. picture perfect even after mixing it up with Cylons, Motown-ninjas or mutants from the sewer.
multi-user
Cashier login, "su" to manager for overrides?
preemptive multitasking
Sorry sir, you'll have to wait 5-10 minutes for your change. The activity logging routine is running, and we can't interrupt it.
protected memory
Whoops, make that 20-30 minutes. My register just crashed.
There is no way anybody is going to trust the collection or the handling of cash or credit card transactions to machines that are as virus prone and crashable as anything M$ puts out.
Bridgestone/Firestone does just that. Goes hand-in-hand with their tires, I guess.
It is their fault that the default "sa" account has a null password by default. Granted, whomever is doing the setup of the server should change it as a first step, but how hard is for Microsoft to require a non-null password to be set to continue setup?
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Perhaps being an Aussie, this spammer has his fingers crossed.
Mr. Hanky, the RMS-Poo,
He loves me, and I love GNU.
UnitedLinux/Hurd then
What do you get when you combine Tux & Hurd? Makes for an interesting mascot, anyway.
whole deal with RCA plugs.
Well, La-Dee-Da! "RCA plugs!" Give me BNC any day.
Pop/candy/$ITEM vending machines, washer/dryer in laundry, access to RA's room to utilize UV pen, etc.
The first Itanic sank ALREADY?
A Milky Way is quite hospitable. Leave one on your back porch. It'll be teeming with ant life pretty darn quick.
Play back recorded shows with Commercial Advance® and you'll enjoy commercial-free TV.
So is Panasonic being sued, too? My Panasonic VHS VCR Commercial Advance as well.
transporters and communicators?
No, hair products that will keep your mutton-chops, afro, handle-bar, etc. picture perfect even after mixing it up with Cylons, Motown-ninjas or mutants from the sewer.
You mean, there AREN'T any buggers on Eros?
Just off the top of my head...
multi-user
Cashier login, "su" to manager for overrides?
preemptive multitasking
Sorry sir, you'll have to wait 5-10 minutes for your change. The activity logging routine is running, and we can't interrupt it.
protected memory
Whoops, make that 20-30 minutes. My register just crashed.
Just my, admittedly not expert, two cents.
There is no way anybody is going to trust the collection or the handling of cash or credit card transactions to machines that are as virus prone and crashable as anything M$ puts out.
Bridgestone/Firestone does just that. Goes hand-in-hand with their tires, I guess.
Jesus, "upstart" operating system, is there any way they could make this sound more terrifying to corporate America?
...upstart operating system that has been undergoing a pilot program at the Anderson accounting firm?
Will they be hooking these planes up to video games for kids, and will Robin Williams be able to save us in time?
Do you need Energon Cubes to run it?
I can't wait to see the Barney mod for this!
How is this Microsoft's fault?
It is their fault that the default "sa" account has a null password by default. Granted, whomever is doing the setup of the server should change it as a first step, but how hard is for Microsoft to require a non-null password to be set to continue setup?
"One of these things is not like the other..."
Perhaps I should rephrase: "Removing MS Software from the equation..."
Everybody has the source, and it is apparently quite usable since many people sue it.
If you use Open Source software, who do you sue?
Is there another business in the country with such a callous attitude toward any of its customers?
Probably the tobacco companies.
Damn straight. They ran Oregon Trail wonderfully.
What we have here at my workplace:
Windows Professional: $275
Office Standard: $355
SQL Server CAL: $137
Exchange Server CAL: $64
SMS CAL: $40
Windows CAL: $34
Total MS Software Cost: $905
Harware: Athlom 1.3GHz, 256 DDR RAM, 20GB ATA-100 HDD, 10/100 FD/FC NIC, Intellimouse, TNT2 display: $687
17" monitor: $163
Total Hardware Cost: $850
Removing the MS software would reduce our desktop prices by half.
Yes, PETA is an amusing site. Too bad it's not being actively maintained anymore.
G-forces? Whoopty-doo. When are they going to take action against the true danger to people on roller coasters, the geese? Fabio still has nightmares.