We would expect a new version of Windows to be slower than the previous one, given immature drivers and new features that drain CPU cycles and absorb memory.
Why? Why would we expect this?
Given a stable and feature complete XP, give some rationale for users to eat a steaming pile of regression.
Shot of a Prius with a monster-truck lift kit,
driven by some hayseed from Appalachia,
head and arm sticking out the window,
coming down a huge hill to pick up speed,
bearing down on cattle arranged along a riverbank,
hitting a ramp and sailing over the 'species barrier',
with a triumphant 'Woo hoo!'
...is scope creep good for a project?
Unions have their tactical time and place (credit where due), but the economy of Michigan is usual the strategic result.
Aside to the wanker with the 'Overrated' mod: your tolerance for ideas not in lockstep with your own is appreciated. Somewhere.
I hate running XP in the first place, and running as administrator for a web browser seems the height of silly.
Maybe I'm in a minority here, but I hope there are some installer improvements to follow.
That's separate from the question of whether OOXML, itself, matters.
I submit that, after all this public brouhaha, the court of public opinion is going to kick this standard right in the OO, or maybe flatten them to _ _.
A cleverly hidden reference to 'Manque' is found in a song by the British artist Robbie Williams from the 2003 album Escapology (album). A song called 'Me and my Monkey' referrs to 'Manque' or 'Monkey' as a slightly disturbed and dangerous companion in which the 'Monkey' is acting independently of the singer. In fact, they are one person, and 'Monkey' is the dark, 'failed' side of his character.
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Are you asking why admins exist?
I've actually been using vi of late under Solaris.
Definitely the highland bagpipe of editors, that one.
This is a profound theological point that is simply "above my paygrade".
The G_d news is, there are theologians available:
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.religion.emacs/browse_thread/thread/23a8eecb8a858d0b?hl=en#
Gates using Emacs,
RMS using Word,
see which head splodes first.
http://tech.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=485450&cid=22735124
Indy car=>NASCAR=>stock car race>racism.
9/11 is a bad day for a jape, apparently.
No, no.
Driving the Indy car around was the give-away you're a racist.
We would expect a new version of Windows to be slower than the previous one, given immature drivers and new features that drain CPU cycles and absorb memory.
Why? Why would we expect this?
Given a stable and feature complete XP, give some rationale for users to eat a steaming pile of regression.
Thought it was so easy, even a caveman could code it.
Dude, you are wyrd.
Scrape the log
To sparkling shine
So the chin
Hairless, divine
Burma Shave
It was a scary bear.
Shot of a Prius with a monster-truck lift kit,
driven by some hayseed from Appalachia,
head and arm sticking out the window,
coming down a huge hill to pick up speed,
bearing down on cattle arranged along a riverbank,
hitting a ramp and sailing over the 'species barrier',
with a triumphant 'Woo hoo!'
...the war will outlast two days.
...if you're a lacrosse player at Duke University.
On an insect?
The synecdoche no worky-worky.
...is scope creep good for a project?
Unions have their tactical time and place (credit where due), but the economy of Michigan is usual the strategic result.
Aside to the wanker with the 'Overrated' mod: your tolerance for ideas not in lockstep with your own is appreciated. Somewhere.
I hate running XP in the first place, and running as administrator for a web browser seems the height of silly.
Maybe I'm in a minority here, but I hope there are some installer improvements to follow.
That's separate from the question of whether OOXML, itself, matters.
I submit that, after all this public brouhaha, the court of public opinion is going to kick this standard right in the OO, or maybe flatten them to _ _.
And with this post, the discourse, if not the intercourse, was won.
Fine-figured Fry
In vanishing kilt
Suffered no hair get by
The gladius hilt
Burma Shave
There is also a (thankfully) small number who have died from playing:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4137782.stm
A cleverly hidden reference to 'Manque' is found in a song by the British artist Robbie Williams from the 2003 album Escapology (album). A song called 'Me and my Monkey' referrs to 'Manque' or 'Monkey' as a slightly disturbed and dangerous companion in which the 'Monkey' is acting independently of the singer. In fact, they are one person, and 'Monkey' is the dark, 'failed' side of his character.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manque
Absolutely brilliant track. Here on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylyc61vS4kQ
The next step?
Talk about a cookbook answer...
Aye, and "if it wasn't for the Nips
Being so good at building ships
The yards would still be open on the Clyde"
(I always rogered-up for Waters more than McCartney...)