Whose fault is it that the USB modem doesn't work?
What if the USB modem doesn't work instantly when I plug it in my windows box? That's right, I download drivers from the manufacturer. Whose fault is it if the manufacturer doesn't have a downloadable driver for Linux? I think you know the answer.
quote > To say that people are just slamming their brakes at every light is absurd. I've seen plenty of shit driving, but no one is purposefully breaking like that for the hell of it.
Have you ever driven in Vegas by chance? I have friends who are well traveled and considered Tijuana the place with the most stupid drivers, until they moved here.
Unfortunately, if you are the owner of the private key, you can remove the password, so Debian wouldn't be able to enforce strong passwords on the key.
For some reason I read the article summary as this:
'The AOL has re-gurgitated its Netscape.com portal as a place where user participation is monitored by master-controllers. The renovated site will feature minion-driven news and peon-submitted video, guided by godlike editor entities called anchors. "The hive mind sometimes doesn't do a thorough job", says The Queen, Overlord of Weblogs, Inc., a mind-control network acquired last year by the AOL.'
You make a good point, and perhaps talks with Dell actually led AMD into taking Intel to court... Dell knew Intel wouldn't take a chance and use those tactics on them if they were in court with AMD over said tactics...
It's almost too convenient for Dell to not have had a hand in convincing AMD to sue Intel... heh
You can always custom compile (or download already compiled) versions of anything you want and install it in/usr/local, it will take precedence over the one from the package repositories without breaking anything. Then, when/if the distro you're using catches up to the version in/usr/local, just remove that one.
The hardest part about doing this on Ubuntu (it may already be there in Debian proper) is this: echo/usr/local/lib >>/etc/ld.so.conf
I'm running the latest beta of gaim and firefox on my Breezy Ubuntu installation without any problems, for example.
Slashdot Mirror
1. Install Firefox ...?
2. Install IETab and set it up to have all intranet sites to use IE Engine
3.
4. Profit!
Whose fault is it that the USB modem doesn't work?
What if the USB modem doesn't work instantly when I plug it in my windows box? That's right, I download drivers from the manufacturer. Whose fault is it if the manufacturer doesn't have a downloadable driver for Linux? I think you know the answer.
Give me $9 million and I will build you a computer to do it.
Hopefully you're running the Flash 9 beta plugin... so much better than the "stable" 7.0 one.
I had a barber in Tennessee a couple years ago that used a straight-razor, so they're still out there; oh, and in case you're wondering, I didn't die.
What kind of problems do you see? Seems to work for me on Edgy.
Try Debian "Unstable" for a few years... it's good fun, but it does get old... That's why I use Ubuntu these days.
Though I seem to know quite a few who suffer from Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia
And I'm sure she looks like a weather-balloon too.
Sorry bub, already fell for that one enough times.
So KDE is turning into Gnome?
Is it really worth trying to itemize for most people? The tax free part doesn't really come into play for me.
quote > To say that people are just slamming their brakes at every light is absurd. I've seen plenty of shit driving, but no one is purposefully breaking like that for the hell of it.
Have you ever driven in Vegas by chance? I have friends who are well traveled and considered Tijuana the place with the most stupid drivers, until they moved here.
I prefer the "Pumpkin Chunkin" contest myself, now that's some range!
http://www.punkinchunkin.com/
What's more fun than shooting a pumpkin over 4,000 ft?! http://www.punkinchunkin.com/results2005.htm
12 Angry Men, such an excellent movie.
Not to say anyone's wrong, but try using a fresh install of FF with ZERO extensions for a week and see if you're still seeing problems.
If you're that worried, you should be using wired anyway.
I don't know, seems to be a great way to gain Karma :P
Unfortunately, if you are the owner of the private key, you can remove the password, so Debian wouldn't be able to enforce strong passwords on the key.
Or four apparently.
Because metric was NIH of course!
For some reason I read the article summary as this:
'The AOL has re-gurgitated its Netscape.com portal as a place where user
participation is monitored by master-controllers. The renovated site
will feature minion-driven news and peon-submitted video, guided
by godlike editor entities called anchors. "The hive mind sometimes
doesn't do a thorough job", says The Queen, Overlord of Weblogs, Inc.,
a mind-control network acquired last year by the AOL.'
Don't ask me why...
+1 Ranting
Have you downloaded the .NET framework?
You make a good point, and perhaps talks with Dell actually led AMD into taking Intel to court...
Dell knew Intel wouldn't take a chance and use those tactics on them if they were in court with AMD over said tactics...
It's almost too convenient for Dell to not have had a hand in convincing AMD to sue Intel... heh
You can always custom compile (or download already compiled) versions of anything you want and install it in /usr/local, it will take precedence over the one from the package repositories without breaking anything. Then, when/if the distro you're using catches up to the version in /usr/local, just remove that one.
/usr/local/lib >> /etc/ld.so.conf
The hardest part about doing this on Ubuntu (it may already be there in Debian proper) is this:
echo
I'm running the latest beta of gaim and firefox on my Breezy Ubuntu installation without any problems, for example.