A guy was coming at me the wrong way on a highway ramp the other day (and I'm talking about a ramp structure that goes on for miles and ends at Newark Airport) -- my dad dialed 911 from his cell. Rang forever. Granted, in a car, couldn't have dialed 911 without a cell anyway, but I just thought it was an interesting example.
That may be, but that means if you don't need ANY in order to run windows in this imperfect state, you probably only need a couple to run it in a perfectly passable state.
My favorite MapQuest error was (if anyone is actually familiar with this intersection -- probably not) it telling me to get off of Route 18 north in NJ and onto Route 27 north. From that ramp, make a left through the jersey barrier and get onto 27 south. Silly me -- all along I'd been taking the EXIT for 27 south.
Not only do I remember it, I've still got one humming along in an old HP Vectra. Used to run Linux, but it's got WfWg 3.11 on there at the moment (never had a network back then and was curious to see how it worked on one).
I have a Dell Optiplex GX270 sitting next to my monitor, inches away... I've never heard the HDD; I have to look at the light. Granted the Indy sitting next to it has very noisy disks, but... even with that off, I bet I can't hear it.
And I'll tell you what -- theoretically that boss wants you to be as productive as you can be. To that end, I do not run shit-ass Internet Explorer and as a result, I waste less company time removing Spyware et. al from my machine.
Not exactly true there. You cannot use they as a pronoun for one person. If you wish to be non-gender-specific, he or she must be used instead of they (ie. "he," "she," or "he or she"). There is no uni-gender single person pronoun.
If it's that specific, what's the point? Who would want to copy it, and if they did want to, wouldn't it be extremely easy to do so changing things ever-so-slightly?
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A guy was coming at me the wrong way on a highway ramp the other day (and I'm talking about a ramp structure that goes on for miles and ends at Newark Airport) -- my dad dialed 911 from his cell. Rang forever. Granted, in a car, couldn't have dialed 911 without a cell anyway, but I just thought it was an interesting example.
I have one. I don't understand people that don't. I'm 23.
That's what I was looking at -- NDISWrapper. Splitting hairs if you ask me... as long as you can get it working.
That may be, but that means if you don't need ANY in order to run windows in this imperfect state, you probably only need a couple to run it in a perfectly passable state.
FP?
Incidentally, what happens without Winlogon? No logon box?
And yet, IMO, they always made the best floppies.
You sure the drivers don't exist? There seems to be some info on the web. What brand/model card?
And then you'd have what that you don't have with Linux right now? What of Windows would be left?
And hey... 2.5 + 2.5 = 5 last time I checked.
Until that post, I spent nearly all of my time reading Slashdot wondering "what the fuck is Firefox?!"
My favorite MapQuest error was (if anyone is actually familiar with this intersection -- probably not) it telling me to get off of Route 18 north in NJ and onto Route 27 north. From that ramp, make a left through the jersey barrier and get onto 27 south. Silly me -- all along I'd been taking the EXIT for 27 south.
Not only do I remember it, I've still got one humming along in an old HP Vectra. Used to run Linux, but it's got WfWg 3.11 on there at the moment (never had a network back then and was curious to see how it worked on one).
I have a Dell Optiplex GX270 sitting next to my monitor, inches away... I've never heard the HDD; I have to look at the light. Granted the Indy sitting next to it has very noisy disks, but... even with that off, I bet I can't hear it.
Hey, I chuckled -- give the guy a break. :)
Why would anyone post a link to a site that isn't ready yet? Thanks for the popups and popunders, though.
1. Aquire widgets.
2. ???
3. Profit!!
I personally thought that it was part of KDE without RTFA'ing. Turns out it's a desktop widget thing. Chris Pirillo must be thrilled!
You can see this if you run "cmd". I don't have XP, so I was unaware it was 5.1 and not 6.0.
All your Windows XP are belong to us. - Microsoft
When's the last time Microsoft really supported me for anything anyway?
And I'll tell you what -- theoretically that boss wants you to be as productive as you can be. To that end, I do not run shit-ass Internet Explorer and as a result, I waste less company time removing Spyware et. al from my machine.
'cept for the fact that theoretically it should be 7.0 (unless you don't find 2000 and XP to be any different).
...how would we then differentiate it from 95-2003?
Not exactly true there. You cannot use they as a pronoun for one person. If you wish to be non-gender-specific, he or she must be used instead of they (ie. "he," "she," or "he or she"). There is no uni-gender single person pronoun.
If it's that specific, what's the point? Who would want to copy it, and if they did want to, wouldn't it be extremely easy to do so changing things ever-so-slightly?