I needed a fairly high performance up to date distro that would also run on hand-me-down machines, nice GUIs for the noobs, decent repositories, and would fit on a CD so I could give them away. Bodhi is...getting there.
After looking around for exactly what I wanted for a solar heater controller/logger, I bought a Nanode from Wicked Devices in Ithaca, NY, which has the network adapter right on the board. $40 kit.
You can use ground penetrating radar or resistivity probes to find big voids. I've used both. The resistivity probe found 4 distinct layers of soil and rock, and the GPR went down 150feet to find mine tunnels and do a 3 dimensional image of them.
Unfortunately, the builders lobby in Florida has outlawed requirements to scan before building, I'm told.
When a city wants more tax revenue, they threaten to close a fire station. When a school wants more money (e.g., for another vice principal or two), they threaten football.
For the recent Windows escapee, Zorin or Mint might be better, to avoid traumatic shocks to their delicate psyches. Puppy, if you're converting an old XP machine. Bodhi or x/lubuntu, for the middle-aged Vista machine.
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I play War with only 52 cards.
I needed a fairly high performance up to date distro that would also run on hand-me-down machines, nice GUIs for the noobs, decent repositories, and would fit on a CD so I could give them away. Bodhi is...getting there.
They called that the Widowmaker, due to its unpredictable aerodynamics caused by the small wings.
Puitting refueling stations everywhere for gasoline vehicles is equally impractical.
If grandma wants a thin client, why not buy a Chromebook?
Yeah, he's the mayor of Detroit.
...of the Internet. Shut off your computer and go outside in the sun."
I mean, the part about deleting all the present videos. So they can start over, keeping only the best million or so.
How many FLOPs has it flipped over its career?
And if they figured out how to make cheap biobutanol, we could keep driving the cars we have now on it.
Why don't they just collect the magnets out of old hard drives? I have a ton of them...OK, not that much...yet.
After looking around for exactly what I wanted for a solar heater controller/logger, I bought a Nanode from Wicked Devices in Ithaca, NY, which has the network adapter right on the board. $40 kit.
The price of Ubuntu, LibreOffice and Gimp is the same there as here.
Ariana Huffington?
You only have one light bulb? And it's a CFL?
Linux is your option. Probably Mint or Zorin. End of problem. Ten minutes instruction time, then see you at Thanksgiving, mom.
Put Team Viewer on it, just in case.
Tried it, but "quickly fixed" also means "always a little broken".
Back to regular Mint.
My asparagus only has to be shipped 30 meters. And I don't use a bike to ride out to the garden.
You can use ground penetrating radar or resistivity probes to find big voids. I've used both. The resistivity probe found 4 distinct layers of soil and rock, and the GPR went down 150feet to find mine tunnels and do a 3 dimensional image of them.
Unfortunately, the builders lobby in Florida has outlawed requirements to scan before building, I'm told.
And poutine.
I've been there, and they don't have traffic lights because they've been shot out. Got the hell out of there quick.
We need to forward their address to every NRA member in central Florida and let the free market work.
When a city wants more tax revenue, they threaten to close a fire station. When a school wants more money (e.g., for another vice principal or two), they threaten football.
Ubuntu 13.04 will be out before then.
For the recent Windows escapee, Zorin or Mint might be better, to avoid traumatic shocks to their delicate psyches.
Puppy, if you're converting an old XP machine.
Bodhi or x/lubuntu, for the middle-aged Vista machine.