Actually, hobbits are well known for the accuracy and make excellent bowmen. In the Scouring of the Shire, a good number of Saruman's goons get pretty well-ventilated finding that out (as does Saruman himself in the end, as a matter of fact).
Because getting a cert is a pain and an expense. And because you have to spend cycles on the encryption (yes, for a high-volume site, that becomes a consideration).
Winsock.dll was part of the standard win3.1 install.
Try again. You may have gotten Trumpet Winsock as part of your OEM install, but it was *not* part of the Microsoft standard install. Microsoft did not have a generally available TCP/IP stack shipped standard until Windows 95.
Well, no, they didn't. Until it got forced down his throat, Bill G. was convinced that the Internet was a sideshow. You were going to do all your networking on Microsoft proprietary nets, you see.
As reply-all is something that should only rarely be used,
Actually, I probably use it more than reply. It's very common in my workplace for four or five people to be involved in a email discussion, and people use reply-all to keep everybody aware of what's being said.
...they passed the law because it's true. The Federal Government *is* a Republic, and not a democracy (although some the states are partially democracies because they vote on binding referendums). "Republicans" and "Democrats" don't have anything to do with that fact.
Very true, but an even more overriding biological consideration is that it's the woman who gets pregnant. That makes sex much more of a commitment for the woman--not saying the man can't be committed, but the woman *has* to be, or at least had to be before birth control, which on a evolutionary timescale, or even a societal one, just happened yesterday.
The running cost may be higher than you think, but the killer is the maintenance cost. When you've got one of the last five, the vendor's gonna want Fort Knox to keep you running.
Actually, hobbits are well known for the accuracy and make excellent bowmen. In the Scouring of the Shire, a good number of Saruman's goons get pretty well-ventilated finding that out (as does Saruman himself in the end, as a matter of fact).
Because getting a cert is a pain and an expense. And because you have to spend cycles on the encryption (yes, for a high-volume site, that becomes a consideration).
Same here as well. Not what does a phone maker need WordPerfect for, what does he need with a 15-year-old version of it?
Try again. You may have gotten Trumpet Winsock as part of your OEM install, but it was *not* part of the Microsoft standard install. Microsoft did not have a generally available TCP/IP stack shipped standard until Windows 95.
Well, no, they didn't. Until it got forced down his throat, Bill G. was convinced that the Internet was a sideshow. You were going to do all your networking on Microsoft proprietary nets, you see.
Wait 'till they find the thionite.
Koya-whatsit? Ah. Some arty film I've never heard of before, and likely will never hear of again.
Well, of course. There's always boom tomorrow.
I don't anthropomorphize my PC! Ask him yourself if you don't believe me!
In the US as well, they're called "Forever" stamps.
But replace? You have to have text messaging to be able to send a letter? Really?
Actually, I probably use it more than reply. It's very common in my workplace for four or five people to be involved in a email discussion, and people use reply-all to keep everybody aware of what's being said.
Unknown because the "morphing" never occurred. That is the original meaning of the word.
...they passed the law because it's true. The Federal Government *is* a Republic, and not a democracy (although some the states are partially democracies because they vote on binding referendums). "Republicans" and "Democrats" don't have anything to do with that fact.
Except that you're not capable of making purely random choices. The human brain isn't wired for it.
We must be cautious.
Very true, but an even more overriding biological consideration is that it's the woman who gets pregnant. That makes sex much more of a commitment for the woman--not saying the man can't be committed, but the woman *has* to be, or at least had to be before birth control, which on a evolutionary timescale, or even a societal one, just happened yesterday.
Yeah, what kind of idiot does that?
here.
Shoulda gotten a Saturn!
I think it's less a question of data overload on the servers, and more information overload on the users.
The running cost may be higher than you think, but the killer is the maintenance cost. When you've got one of the last five, the vendor's gonna want Fort Knox to keep you running.
That's what she said!
Ironic in a way: Egypt was the source of wheat for the *original* "bread and circuses".
Psst...hey. It's "JCL" not "JPL". It's those little details that keep your old school cred.