>Example, if you win a car worth $20k, you have to pay income tax on that $20k. Or if you win a >trip to outer space worth $200k, you have to pay taxes on that $200k.
Just a note, not all countries require tax to be paid on winnings, We don't here in Australia.
What I was really asking is if the hardware would refuse to install the operation system because the install disc had not been signed by the hardware manufacturer
Not my experience a lot of our SAN management devices and software use java. One version of the SAN fibre switches will only work with JRE 1.3 while the others will only work with 1.4. Navisphere only works with 1.4 and the EMC NAS will only work with Windows (even tried changing user-agent on linux/firefox to IE windows)
I would prefer if it was standards compliant and IE is the standard at the moment. Sure the w3c has recomendations but that doesn't make them the standard.
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Photoshop on a mac doesn't work like that, if you click on one of the photoshop windows all the related windows a brought to the front.
I wonder if this will hit the Apache usage stats at netcraft next month, or does RegisterFly use IIS for parked domains as well?
Check out the documentary "Crude" here http://abc.net.au/science/crude/ it shows one possible link between CO2 and Climate change.
>Example, if you win a car worth $20k, you have to pay income tax on that $20k. Or if you win a >trip to outer space worth $200k, you have to pay taxes on that $200k.
Just a note, not all countries require tax to be paid on winnings, We don't here in Australia.
Maybe in the US but here is Australia we don't pay tax on winnings or prizes. gota love Aus.
Pretty much the same here in Australia
Tried running an online gambling site lately?
Sorry that should be Europe rather than EU
yes it is
US:9,629,091 km
EU:10,176,246 km
Australia went though this last year and as far as I know it went smoothly http://www.sbsusers.org/melbourne/alerts7.htm
Yes
Where did you get "Largest company on the planet" from http://www.forbes.com/lists/2006/18/06f2k_The-Forb es-2000_Rank.html/ frobes has them at 55 and IBM at 23.
Same here we, had 3 UNIX Labs at my University in the 90's. Sadly they're all gone now.
The remote is IR not bluetooth
Well he was correct check out
the diff and the notice
Slashdot "Old" news for nerds stuff that matters.
I'm sure "nerds" would have got this news days ago
from Linux Weekly news or others
And a new Video card http://www.firingsquad.com/hardware/ati_nvidia_hdc p_support/default.asp/
I love double negatives :)
What I was really asking is if the hardware would refuse to install the operation system because the install disc had not been signed by the hardware manufacturer
Does it mean that one day I buy a new computer boot up my Ubuntu install disc and get an error saying "cannot install unsigned programme"?
is this how it works?
Not my experience a lot of our SAN management devices and software use java. One version of the SAN fibre switches will only work with JRE 1.3 while the others will only work with 1.4. Navisphere only works with 1.4 and the EMC NAS will only work with Windows (even tried changing user-agent on linux/firefox to IE windows)
More like 8000 years ago and caused the last ice age in Europe
I would prefer if it was standards compliant and IE is the standard at the moment.
Sure the w3c has recomendations but that doesn't make them the standard.
Doesn't EMC own Vmware?
Here, here.