Ah, nothing quite like mocking the question and then spelling the correct answer... incorrectly.
Re:And for those who don't think this is so great.
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Don't like the toll road? Don't use it. It's going to be PRIVATELY financed. Not paid for with your tax dollars. I hardly think it that outrageous that a privately financed road would want you to help contribute if you use it... either that, or keep using the roads which you've already paid for with your taxes.
A couple days ago was one of the college tourneys on Jeopardy. The winner was a Comp Eng/Comp Sci major from Carnegie Mellon. His final Jeopardy wager? $1337
My suspicion is that they went after the most popular applications first, with additions coming in the future.
This makes sense: start with a larger userbase. If someone wrote a really great audio tool, that only supported OGG instead of MP3, it wouldn't take off very fast (if at all). Same thing here.
Everywhere I have ever lived has what is called an "absentee ballot". You can register to vote by mail, permanently. I voted a couple weeks ago for the primary election which is next week.
Onfolio is an add-on for Internet Explorer that gives you a very advanced set of bookmark-style features that let you cache things local, capture only snippets of pages, create a traditional bookmark, and yes, search the whole lot.
If you're not connected to the network, you can't do anything on the domain, except on the local computer. If you regain network connectivity, your credentials are then evaluated as you attempt access, meaning it's just the same as if a domain controller had been available at logon.
That said, You're sitting in front of the computer. At that point, you have breached physical security, and passwords are not really that important of an issue.
And that local cached password? Expires after 10 attempts according to Microsoft documentation.
Um, neither have Microsoft's upgrades. And by my math, multiple $99 or $129 Apple upgrades are going to cost more than one $99 or $129 Microsoft upgrade
Agreed... mod parent up as Informative. I sold them at retail several years ago and wondered why anyone would spend the money. Then I worked for them. Despite having left under less-than-ideal circumstances with my supervisor, their product is awesome (I have one at my new job and at home).
There's post after post on here of people saying "this is stupid", "I can't believe these people pay for stupid icons", and "why would anyone buy virtual anything".
Yet there's quite a bit of the/. crowd that thinks it is perfectly normal and acceptable to sell items or characters for an EverQuest game. Hello... Pot, you have a call on line one. It's Kettle.
> This is just another example of the slow erosion of the fountain this country was founded on.
Yep, our country was founded on medicare and illegal copyright violation. I sure hope you're either a) joking, or b) seriously have no idea about the history of the USA (in which case you should stop babbling as if you do)
If it were truly easy to use, there would be no need for a walkthrough guide... each screen would present choices, and offer help if needed. Software installers should NEVER require external documentation.
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Ah, nothing quite like mocking the question and then spelling the correct answer... incorrectly.
Don't like the toll road? Don't use it. It's going to be PRIVATELY financed. Not paid for with your tax dollars. I hardly think it that outrageous that a privately financed road would want you to help contribute if you use it... either that, or keep using the roads which you've already paid for with your taxes.
What do you have in your wallet? I have NEVER had my wallet searched. It stays in my back pocket.
Onfolio (bookmarks on steroids, currently IE-only but the beta 2.0 supports Firefox)
I posted a more detailed comparison of the two in my blog a while back here.
A couple days ago was one of the college tourneys on Jeopardy. The winner was a Comp Eng/Comp Sci major from Carnegie Mellon. His final Jeopardy wager? $1337
My suspicion is that they went after the most popular applications first, with additions coming in the future.
This makes sense: start with a larger userbase. If someone wrote a really great audio tool, that only supported OGG instead of MP3, it wouldn't take off very fast (if at all). Same thing here.
Is if I could search my desktop information, and my gmail, with one search.
Everywhere I have ever lived has what is called an "absentee ballot". You can register to vote by mail, permanently. I voted a couple weeks ago for the primary election which is next week.
The river is the Columbia River, an important transportation and power supply for the region.
I live downstream. Would you like to shake any of my three hands?
Onfolio is an add-on for Internet Explorer that gives you a very advanced set of bookmark-style features that let you cache things local, capture only snippets of pages, create a traditional bookmark, and yes, search the whole lot.
That company would sure suck. Or blow, depending on how you like it :)
If developers have to do "damage control", then management folks aren't doing their job.
Yeah, if you can make Word 5.1 (which is a Mac-only product) run on Windows, I'll give you more than just mod points...
When the hell did Microsoft ever sell a Windows release for thousands of dollars to college students?
Or did you not mean what you typed...?
Apparently reading the articles is too much to ask, but could you read the post at least?
He's not asking about switching to Linux... he's asking about why Linux users don't switch to Windows!
That said, You're sitting in front of the computer. At that point, you have breached physical security, and passwords are not really that important of an issue.
And that local cached password? Expires after 10 attempts according to Microsoft documentation.
- WinFS wasn't cancelled. It was scaled back so they could deliver what worked in a reasonable timeframe.
- Microsoft hasn't announced hardware specs. What you're referring to is what a bunch of watchdog folks are GUESSING will be the hardware specs.
- WinXP is much more stable than 2k. If you consider stability a "boring" enhancement, well, I bet you're in the minority.
none of apples upgrades have cost 200 dollars
Um, neither have Microsoft's upgrades. And by my math, multiple $99 or $129 Apple upgrades are going to cost more than one $99 or $129 Microsoft upgrade
Oh, he's probably referring to the fact the ACLU typically forgets all about that second ammendment...
Username is joshua, and you don't need to enter a password.
Agreed... mod parent up as Informative. I sold them at retail several years ago and wondered why anyone would spend the money. Then I worked for them. Despite having left under less-than-ideal circumstances with my supervisor, their product is awesome (I have one at my new job and at home).
There's post after post on here of people saying "this is stupid", "I can't believe these people pay for stupid icons", and "why would anyone buy virtual anything".
/. crowd that thinks it is perfectly normal and acceptable to sell items or characters for an EverQuest game. Hello... Pot, you have a call on line one. It's Kettle.
Yet there's quite a bit of the
> This is just another example of the slow erosion of the fountain this country was founded on.
Yep, our country was founded on medicare and illegal copyright violation. I sure hope you're either a) joking, or b) seriously have no idea about the history of the USA (in which case you should stop babbling as if you do)
If it were truly easy to use, there would be no need for a walkthrough guide... each screen would present choices, and offer help if needed. Software installers should NEVER require external documentation.
How come everything Disney does ends up so Mickey Mouse?