That's a great feature! I wish that I could get a Certificate of License Authenticity for my Debian workstation. I would also like to be able to use Postgresql for only $199/Month.
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That's a great feature! I wish that I could get a Certificate of License Authenticity for my Debian workstation. I would also like to be able to use Postgresql for only $199/Month.
A Simplified EULA
By Reading this license you agree that Microsoft Corporation does not want to be part of the Mobile Internet Market. You Furthermore agree that you do not wish to uuse this software. You must return this software for a refund.
A review site that might not be as objective and unbiased as /.
There is indeed a reason that Iridium is still flying.
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A more efficient way to microwave my brain
Well done!
The Chairman, the program's host who oversees the competition and is famous for dramatically biting into a hot-pepper at the beginning of the show.
That is a sweet yellow pepper. It's not hot at all. Damn tasty though.
Can you imagine sitting through a 20 second flash ad each time you reloaded /.
All the FP trolls would disappear.
Why waste time and money on developing the hardware to become the next Amiga
Just ship a "TU" sticker and install linux on an XBox.
I would be creating a Rotten Apple theme right now.
Parodies (even those as sick as this) add to Mastercard's brand name recognition.
What I really would like to see is parrodies of VISA's ad campaign that advocates credit card theft.
I'm not surprised, however I'm disapointed that there are not many companies left to compete against the Xbollocks.
You may get wet.
This is definitely what I need to reduce the size of C:/windows.
Actually this is not off topic.
It is however improperly named.
This is the source code for lunzip.
This product made beautiful backups.
It backed up the entire network flawlessly every night. Provided you put a tape in the drive.
The only problem it had was that the restore function was disabled unless you bought the upgrade version.
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$9.99 sounds reasonable for a whole season. Of course this better be ad free.
However, I don't believe I will bother paying them since I don't watch baseball when it is free on TV
Can I use this to ensure that I only have to search through the most vile and disgusting stuff to find something worth watching.
This would sure be an improvement over having to to surf through all the 100+ channels
Ok now that I have read the article. This looks like it could be usefull.
Just check the code very carefully
If the govt really wanted access to every system then they would legislate the use of Win9x.
You have to admit though that the name Mandatory Access Control [MAC] is somewhat suspicious.
If Linus accepted an NSA key into the kernel...
You would see the fastest code fork in *nix history.
Don't worry. A 30+ year old windows user can simply get a child to uninstall it.
To purchase a computer without an operating System.
I'm over 30 but I can download and install Debian.
Censorware must be really complex.