Warn customers that acquiring the PC "naked" and subsequently pirating the software is never a good option. Explain the risks: technical troubles, upgrade problems, viruses and the law. Politely decline to expose your buyers or their businesses to such troubles.
If I understand correctly, Microsoft implies that if I buy a fully equipped PC with Windows installed, it'd be virus and trouble free?
I guess all you guys bitchin about M$ use a pirated copy of Windows.
It seemed that from the early discussions surrounding Perl 6, the backward compatibility would likely to be abandonned. 80% of the 5.6 modules should work fine on 6.
But hey, you could still stick to the good old 5.6!
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Hey, check this out! The latest screenshots of vi are online! This sure does look ugly... Wonder if anyone could really use *that*...
Warn customers that acquiring the PC "naked" and subsequently pirating the software is never a good option. Explain the risks: technical troubles, upgrade problems, viruses and the law. Politely decline to expose your buyers or their businesses to such troubles.
If I understand correctly, Microsoft implies that if I buy a fully equipped PC with Windows installed, it'd be virus and trouble free?
I guess all you guys bitchin about M$ use a pirated copy of Windows.
#!/usr/bin/perl $string = "fido,amelia,barney,fred"; ($name1, $name2, $name3, $name4) = split(",",$string);
It seemed that from the early discussions surrounding Perl 6, the backward compatibility would likely to be abandonned. 80% of the 5.6 modules should work fine on 6. But hey, you could still stick to the good old 5.6!