You can try Somalia, but if you want any kind of services - like a stable government - you have to deal with the government. This whole concept of freedom and privacy is relatively new and I don't think it will last.
The same reason it shits pieces of those horrible sliding controls (these don't work on touchscreens, if anyone who can do anything about this cares) and the friend/foe indicators all over comments pages.
I notice that pot is already tagged, but I'm not sure we need a mashup between your project and the Amazon bestsellers that come up for a search of "woah."
The basic gist of my comment was exactly what I wrote. Passion and pride are apparently not enough, you need to attract people who will do what's needed, and that isn't coding at the moment. I would suggest switching off of whatever medications you are currently using if you found what I said to be inflammatory or pejorative.
It was definitely Satan that was behind 667 MHz. Without a doubt. Or rounding 666.67 MHz up to 667 looked nicer. One or the other. But probably Satan. Also, I think you are probably the kid in class who ate too much paste.
No reason other than application compatibility and a desire for what is familiar. Outside of the open sores community and the copyfighter collection of toolboxes, no one gives a goddamn about Linux on the desktop or free as in speech.
XP Mode doesn't work on Home, either. It's a tool to support business apps that couldn't be bothered to follow best practices for the last 10 years, not goofy consumer software. They don't mention it, but you can't logon to a domain from Starter, either.
Yep, Linux is the only place in the world where crappy hardware support is acceptable or even desirable. When Vista broke driver compatibility and left peripherals out in the cold it was MS's fault.
It is not a large speedup because Vista isn't all that slow compared to XP. Everyone is benchmarking it against a Vista that has been worked on to address its early problems.
Wonder how you are going to get to the docs about configuring your non-working wifi connection going. That was Ubuntu. Or rewrite my X.Config or whatever it's called now so I can use my widescreen monitor. That was Ubuntu, too. Seriously, I was writing Modelines in 1998, what the fuck?
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Mono is a cleanroom implementation of the CLR as specified by EMCA and .Net libraries, right? What exactly do you risk by using it?
You can try Somalia, but if you want any kind of services - like a stable government - you have to deal with the government. This whole concept of freedom and privacy is relatively new and I don't think it will last.
Keep looking, it's dreadful about 20% of the time. I do love it the other 80% to be fair.
The same reason it shits pieces of those horrible sliding controls (these don't work on touchscreens, if anyone who can do anything about this cares) and the friend/foe indicators all over comments pages.
I notice that pot is already tagged, but I'm not sure we need a mashup between your project and the Amazon bestsellers that come up for a search of "woah."
Windows? This has to be Microsoft's fault. Someone blame Balmer.
No, if I called someone an overly pedantic assclown I would be dissing them.
Consider yourself insulted.
The basic gist of my comment was exactly what I wrote. Passion and pride are apparently not enough, you need to attract people who will do what's needed, and that isn't coding at the moment. I would suggest switching off of whatever medications you are currently using if you found what I said to be inflammatory or pejorative.
UI and workflow design and project management aren't glamorous or interesting so they don't get done. Cowboy coding only gets you so far.
They have a strange way of keeping things proprietary, contribuing code to the open source implementation of Silverlight.
O RLY?
It was definitely Satan that was behind 667 MHz. Without a doubt. Or rounding 666.67 MHz up to 667 looked nicer. One or the other. But probably Satan. Also, I think you are probably the kid in class who ate too much paste.
Shit, in Canada the money is the loony.
I'd suggest asking Valve, not some random guy on slashdot.
It's a Valve game, you don't even get prompted for the install media.
Devastating? Seriously? "Sorry, I can't come in this week, Metal Gear Solid on the XBox is going to be shitty. I'll try, thanks for understanding."
I guess I am not the target market for video games anymore, I just can't get that worked up.
I just googled around for that one. MDAC. Ugh. After my last job I think I repressed all knowledge of that.
No reason other than application compatibility and a desire for what is familiar. Outside of the open sores community and the copyfighter collection of toolboxes, no one gives a goddamn about Linux on the desktop or free as in speech.
Are you retarded, trolling, or just clueless?
XP Mode doesn't work on Home, either. It's a tool to support business apps that couldn't be bothered to follow best practices for the last 10 years, not goofy consumer software. They don't mention it, but you can't logon to a domain from Starter, either.
Yep, Linux is the only place in the world where crappy hardware support is acceptable or even desirable. When Vista broke driver compatibility and left peripherals out in the cold it was MS's fault.
You don't have enough RAM, plain and simple. Instead of $5 worth, you should go for $20 worth.
It is not a large speedup because Vista isn't all that slow compared to XP. Everyone is benchmarking it against a Vista that has been worked on to address its early problems.
Installing isn't using. You also forgot step 8:
Wonder how you are going to get to the docs about configuring your non-working wifi connection going. That was Ubuntu. Or rewrite my X.Config or whatever it's called now so I can use my widescreen monitor. That was Ubuntu, too. Seriously, I was writing Modelines in 1998, what the fuck?
Troll? That, sir, is an example of genuine internet gibberish.