You mean the "Let's just unplug all the SCSI cables attached to PCs with green lights to try and fix the one with no lights" Dell? Big time agreement on Dell's technical acumen.
On the HP side, we have a DL360.
The choice is between incompetent techs and Sirius Cybernetics-quality hardware.
FWIW, Aero Glass runs just fine on 512MB of RAM, as long as you have a display adapter that can do it (128MB RAM, WDM compatible). At least on RC1 it does.
What is Vista's business argument in the first place?
Microsoft FINALLY added phone-home product activation to their volume-licensed products. Now you dirty, dirty pirates that pay for Windows Vista pre-installed on your computer and then buy the upgrade to Windows Vista to install over Windows Vista can finally get what's coming to you.
Imagine, expecting the software you paid for twice to "just work"® without double-checking with Microsoft to make sure you're not a filthy stinking pirate today. Sheesh!
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You mean the "Let's just unplug all the SCSI cables attached to PCs with green lights to try and fix the one with no lights" Dell? Big time agreement on Dell's technical acumen.
On the HP side, we have a DL360.
The choice is between incompetent techs and Sirius Cybernetics-quality hardware.
Perhaps you should try using advertising facilitation software and find out more.
Microsoft's planned Office formal
Finally, a chance to wear my paper clip studs and cuff-links with a tuxedo!
analyze the bumps on a perps skull.
He was arrested by the LAPD, huh?
FWIW, Aero Glass runs just fine on 512MB of RAM, as long as you have a display adapter that can do it (128MB RAM, WDM compatible). At least on RC1 it does.
Neat: Google Maps
What is Vista's business argument in the first place?
Microsoft FINALLY added phone-home product activation to their volume-licensed products. Now you dirty, dirty pirates that pay for Windows Vista pre-installed on your computer and then buy the upgrade to Windows Vista to install over Windows Vista can finally get what's coming to you.
Imagine, expecting the software you paid for twice to "just work"® without double-checking with Microsoft to make sure you're not a filthy stinking pirate today. Sheesh!
Because the Segway implements developmental US Military technology.
No, he's a 30 year old with Mario sheets on his bed.
Worse, he's a 30 year old with *cough*STAINED*cough* Mario sheets on his bed.
Moo Ha Ha
Happy cow?
Why? Are the hobbits too tall?
It means "Unbreakable", right?
I can be bored to tears at home WITHOUT paying an exorbitant amount at the box office, thank you very much.
there is little immediate need for malware authors to turn to these techniques as a means of deeper compromise.
Are you sure? I was at Best Buy, and I could swear that all the CDs for Sony-signed artists had a free NIC included.
When I woke up, they had sewed my feet to my knees!
I am SO looking forward to Google Tesseract Beta!
Anyone else thinking of Ferris Bueller's synthesizer?
Amazingly?
You must be new here.
So they got their Role Playing Gamers to take it out with a loaded d20?
Why, is .POS taken?
IE7 still does not support XHTML. You have to send XHTML as text/html to IE, which puts it into quirks mode, IIRC.
Was it a famous company?
"Infamous" would probably be a better adjective.
Microsoft was already calling the PC enthusiasts thieves and pirates...
while stealing computer time, IIRC.