It's a 1.024^3 MByte You know, how some detail loving people want to make a difference between the notation for 10e3 Bytes versus 2^30 Bytes (As in the way harddisk producing companies insult you by assuming you don't know they use 10e3 in stead of 2^30)
Actually if we did it we'd only be harrassing 180 people (and continuing employment in the mail delivery sector for some others), whereas they harras *insert large number*'s of people.
One of our telecom operators tried to patent the *color* of it's logo a while ago. Can't remember if they succeeded. Look it up for yourself, the company 's called Belgacom, it's in Belgium.
I just remember the press was all over it... seems like I wasn't the only one finding that somewhat ridiculous
You've got a point about the "start" being replaced by anything else, but did it occur to you that my [KDE] shutdown-button is conveniently and most of all intuitively located in the lower right using a typical power-button image? Score -1, Offtopic
I just have to mention this... I read somewhere about my (Belgian) bank (BBL) introducing it's home-banking software on the Linux platform. Of coarse I went into their office & asked about it.
They gave me the "What's that"-look, so I said: "You know, Linux, an operating system... like Windows, but only better". By this time they looked utterly puzzled.
Getting desperate, I made an admittedly stupid comparison between operating systems & languages... and I must have phrased badly somehow: Now they were like "Aaah, of coarse, we have it in Dutch, French, German, English..."
From my experiences with XP, it seems like Al Qeada haven't been the only ones putting bugs in XP.
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Surely you mean: I'm hunting spammews
reminds me of a slashnot article
Just tried this. You can't map to the Win key, you have to map it to a combination Win+...
What type of company do you work for?
Did you have to sign anything that says you can't do that?
This would make such a cool bug catching device :)
It's a 1.024^3 MByte
You know, how some detail loving people want to make a difference between the notation for 10e3 Bytes versus 2^30 Bytes (As in the way harddisk producing companies insult you by assuming you don't know they use 10e3 in stead of 2^30)
Actually if we did it we'd only be harrassing 180 people (and continuing employment in the mail delivery sector for some others), whereas they harras *insert large number*'s of people.
One of our telecom operators tried to patent the *color* of it's logo a while ago. Can't remember if they succeeded. Look it up for yourself, the company 's called Belgacom, it's in Belgium. I just remember the press was all over it... seems like I wasn't the only one finding that somewhat ridiculous
You've got a point about the "start" being replaced by anything else, but did it occur to you that my [KDE] shutdown-button is conveniently and most of all intuitively located in the lower right using a typical power-button image? Score -1, Offtopic
I just have to mention this... I read somewhere about my (Belgian) bank (BBL) introducing it's home-banking software on the Linux platform. Of coarse I went into their office & asked about it.
They gave me the "What's that"-look, so I said: "You know, Linux, an operating system... like Windows, but only better". By this time they looked utterly puzzled.
Getting desperate, I made an admittedly stupid comparison between operating systems & languages... and I must have phrased badly somehow: Now they were like "Aaah, of coarse, we have it in Dutch, French, German, English..."
I believe I almost cried.
From my experiences with XP, it seems like Al Qeada haven't been the only ones putting bugs in XP.
Approximately 5835 winboxes crashed while you were reading this post. Thank you.
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