Yeah, that's why we didn't bite. The local MS rep was pitching SA to us in May 2002 and telling us that the next version of Windows was due in 2003. Same day, Allchin was issuing press releases stating "not until Q4 2004 at the earliest". Seemed like a simple decision.
MX mice (using the mouseware drivers or the applet under linux) operate at 800dpi, rather than the 400dpi of most other mice (including the entire MS range).
They also don't shit themselves the way MS mice do. I have 2 Intellimouse Opticals (5 button), one at work, one at home. Both will occasionally go haywire, spinning around the screen for a few seconds. They also sport "ghost movements", where the cursor will move across the screen slowly on its own. This happens in Win95, Win200 and WinXP with all versions of the MS driver.
Ditched my mouse at home and got an MX510. Much better now.
Sort of on this topic. ~25% of the total file size of the Windows 95 OSR2 install files was for the bundled CompuServe installer. About 57MB for Windows + AOL and about 20MB for Compuserve. And, of course, you had to have that file to install Windows.
Fucking sad, isn't it? Speaking only for myself, if I were to make a speech, contribution, movement, impact, etc. towards the betterment of humanity such as Dr. King did, I would hope and expect that my children/guardians of estate would be "in it" for the higher purpose as you suggested, rather than for a means of turning a quick buck.
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Apples to oranges. Calling your lover "Mom" is sick. Calling your computer "girlfriend" is just tragically familiar on Slashdot.
Did Mrs. Cannella just take out a life insurance policy on this guy?
Hydra? IIRC, this is what Hydra turned into.
Except for Microsoft themselves. They've already dumped PowerPC, MIPS and Alpha support to release solely on x86.
Yeah, that's why we didn't bite. The local MS rep was pitching SA to us in May 2002 and telling us that the next version of Windows was due in 2003. Same day, Allchin was issuing press releases stating "not until Q4 2004 at the earliest". Seemed like a simple decision.
No, they said Avalon was removed. No new theme for you!
The Yellow face, it BURNSSSSS us!
And possibly Tom, Dick and Harry its processor cycles and Steve its memory, too.
Waitaminute! I thought the ding dongs were the ones BUYING Windows.
You just want your hand on a plastic ass while you work.
Perv.
If I had a vagina, a donut and a mop, could you pick the vagina out of a lineup?
They also don't shit themselves the way MS mice do. I have 2 Intellimouse Opticals (5 button), one at work, one at home. Both will occasionally go haywire, spinning around the screen for a few seconds. They also sport "ghost movements", where the cursor will move across the screen slowly on its own. This happens in Win95, Win200 and WinXP with all versions of the MS driver.
Ditched my mouse at home and got an MX510. Much better now.
Real Open St...buffering...
Talk about a poor title.
Well, MAYBE you should stop broadcasting your IP address to the Internet.
Predates the 60's. Of course, that's more of an "Orange burns you" than Burnt Orange.
They never get old. Just like Bob & Tom's Godzilla bit, "You must be new here" is eternal.
You're locked in a room with Jeffery Dahmer, Hannibal Lector and a cellular Marketing Executive. You have a gun, but only 2 bullets. What do you do?
Just made me grin. Thanks for that at the end of a lousy week.
The Overflow in the Buffer took Stu. Loops. Loops in the C. They are dumping. We cannot break out.
Which community?
Google does.
*please be killcreek*
*please be killcreek*
*please be killcreek*
*please be killcreek*
*please be killcreek*
Sort of on this topic. ~25% of the total file size of the Windows 95 OSR2 install files was for the bundled CompuServe installer. About 57MB for Windows + AOL and about 20MB for Compuserve. And, of course, you had to have that file to install Windows.
Fucking sad, isn't it? Speaking only for myself, if I were to make a speech, contribution, movement, impact, etc. towards the betterment of humanity such as Dr. King did, I would hope and expect that my children/guardians of estate would be "in it" for the higher purpose as you suggested, rather than for a means of turning a quick buck.
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