...the glorious Great Leader Kim Jong-Il sacrificed his life to the betterment of the great Democratic People's Republic of Korea? Actually, this kinda sucks in a selfish kind of way because I was hoping to eventually save up $3-4K to buy a touring package in North Korea during the Summer Games just so I can be one of the token few that's toured a Stalinist regime; now the country's gonna democratize & there'll be none left...
While I hadn't gotten around to that 2nd serial, I've seen the first one from those douchebags at Loose Cannon that don't believe in public domain or digital copies (I've even seen them discourage OTHER restorers with absolutely no relation to them from releasing into the public domain at all!)
This was one of my favorite lost serials, along w/ the Marco Polo one.
Breaking everything else is what I'm worried about. It's bad enough using the prerelease channels breaks the little things just enough to warrant a / wipe every release cycle. (actually what I do is I use the beta & once it goes stable I wipe/)
Incidentally, I was doing some maintenance on a client's old DDR XP machine-- I substituted actual RAM upgrades with moving the pagefile over to a $15 CF card & fixing its size at max capacity. I guess this KINDA counts...I don't know why M$ thought it a good idea to have this on USB sticks though...
If My Documents is still "My Documents", you'll have to symlink, otherwise there's a registry setting you can change to specify the/user/ folder. See below for more details I guess.
A dual-volume setup gets you better speed at a fraction of the cost. You put the OS on the cheapest SSD you can find & your user/home partition on a HDD. On Windows you can do this with a simple registry tweak & most other OSes support it out-of-the-box. The only problem I can find is the SSD filling up &/or killing off sectors thanks to Windows' shit temporary file management & organization, with the 12 or whatever temporary folders everywhere, as well as all the hotfix uninstallers, system restore points (this is a nasty chunk of wasted space), etc. At least M$ has a real opportunity to fix this with what I assume will be their first cross-platform & cross-architecture OS...
You can tell Android's built-in Sync to not touch your contacts, appointments, email & then use the generic (& built-in!) calender & email applications that do exactly the same things over standard protocols...
Here's what you do: split your key 'on' or starter switch lead (which should legally still be there) to a switch epoxied under the case somewhere, then wire that up to the horn. Problem, thieffags?
When we let fear control us into letting an "elected" official create a cabinet department called the Commission for State Securit--err I mean Department of Homeland Security, even though WE ALREADY HAVE A NATIONAL GUARD AND A CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. Seriously, did someone miss the possibility of alterior motives when it was announced we were reinventing the wheel?
This is more akin to the phone company not being liable for using automated software to drop all calls that have words that sound like 'bomb'. (Fun Fact: the tech WAS implemented for international calls post-9/11)
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...the glorious Great Leader Kim Jong-Il sacrificed his life to the betterment of the great Democratic People's Republic of Korea? Actually, this kinda sucks in a selfish kind of way because I was hoping to eventually save up $3-4K to buy a touring package in North Korea during the Summer Games just so I can be one of the token few that's toured a Stalinist regime; now the country's gonna democratize & there'll be none left...
M E G A, upload to me today send me your file!
I'll get right on overclocking it's big-bore kit with some cocaine.
I'm pretty sure a blatant bait-&-switch brakes some sort of law...
If you hadn't (publicly!) conspired to kill off the netbook then everyone would have been more contempt with smaller SSD's & cloud storage.
While I hadn't gotten around to that 2nd serial, I've seen the first one from those douchebags at Loose Cannon that don't believe in public domain or digital copies (I've even seen them discourage OTHER restorers with absolutely no relation to them from releasing into the public domain at all!) This was one of my favorite lost serials, along w/ the Marco Polo one.
at least she'll get a career & probably at least an honorary degree or scholarship out of it?
Breaking everything else is what I'm worried about. It's bad enough using the prerelease channels breaks the little things just enough to warrant a / wipe every release cycle. (actually what I do is I use the beta & once it goes stable I wipe /)
Not compatible w/ GNOME 3.0-- I guess I'm waiting 5 months...fucking Shuttleworth...
Post-Mussolini Italy is FUCKING AWESOME now!
Why would an update write to /users/? All that's stored there is user-specific configuration data...
Incidentally, I was doing some maintenance on a client's old DDR XP machine-- I substituted actual RAM upgrades with moving the pagefile over to a $15 CF card & fixing its size at max capacity. I guess this KINDA counts...I don't know why M$ thought it a good idea to have this on USB sticks though...
If My Documents is still "My Documents", you'll have to symlink, otherwise there's a registry setting you can change to specify the /user/ folder. See below for more details I guess.
A dual-volume setup gets you better speed at a fraction of the cost. You put the OS on the cheapest SSD you can find & your user/home partition on a HDD. On Windows you can do this with a simple registry tweak & most other OSes support it out-of-the-box. The only problem I can find is the SSD filling up &/or killing off sectors thanks to Windows' shit temporary file management & organization, with the 12 or whatever temporary folders everywhere, as well as all the hotfix uninstallers, system restore points (this is a nasty chunk of wasted space), etc. At least M$ has a real opportunity to fix this with what I assume will be their first cross-platform & cross-architecture OS...
You can tell Android's built-in Sync to not touch your contacts, appointments, email & then use the generic (& built-in!) calender & email applications that do exactly the same things over standard protocols...
I was going to say the same thing
Here's what you do: split your key 'on' or starter switch lead (which should legally still be there) to a switch epoxied under the case somewhere, then wire that up to the horn. Problem, thieffags?
When we let fear control us into letting an "elected" official create a cabinet department called the Commission for State Securit--err I mean Department of Homeland Security, even though WE ALREADY HAVE A NATIONAL GUARD AND A CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. Seriously, did someone miss the possibility of alterior motives when it was announced we were reinventing the wheel?
I don't think that 4 means what the United States Army apparently thinks it means...
The private elite have influenced western politics for at LEAST a century or three
If the computers did ALL the work then we wouldn't be paying CIA officials to screen them all.
This is more akin to the phone company not being liable for using automated software to drop all calls that have words that sound like 'bomb'. (Fun Fact: the tech WAS implemented for international calls post-9/11)
It'll just piss off Lulzsec more, who will cease doing it for the lulz & seek revenge...
Why not simply water down the stocks like they did with Facebook's Chief "Financial" Officer?
Seriously sometimes it's like slashdot's on a 365-day loop...