No,
Windows Update does not detect my install of Visual Studio, nor my installation of SQL Server, nor my Visio installation.
As I browse through the downloads section for w2k I find an update I haven't been informed of (even though I check Windows Update every day).
So, no! Windows Update does NOT automatically detect what software my computer needs.
When you run a webpage through Babelfish or Smurfaliser you are voluntarily! altering it for your and your personal viewing alone in a conscious manner. Now imagine if your browser started running everything through either Babel or smurfaliser without you asking it to. That's what the IE6.0 will do.
Well.. Almost.
I bought this one from my local IBM dealer last fall along with my ThinkPad.
I put everything in it wherever I go, my Thinkpad, charger, external mouse (playing CS with the nipple is hard!), along with a wireless pcmcia ethernet card, some extra cables, CDs and a few books. It also features a "wallet" of some sort for my GSMphone on one of the shoulder straps (you can remove it or put it on the other strap of course). It's all in all a very good case and I've recommended it to everybody looking for a carry-all.
Not if you don't want to.
OK, granted.
ASP is OK for people who don't know the first thing about dynamic content.
It only takes a couple of days for a newbie to get productive (that's how it was in my case anyway). HOWEVER... as weeks and months went by I came to realize how crippled ASP is, for instance it doesn't come (de facto) with an easy and comprehendable way of saving uploaded files, I did not find a way to use a special mailserver to send emails. Granted this is mostly because of how NT Server is set up, but it's an annoyance.
And how do we deal with these annoyances? The easiest and most common way of doing things was to purchase 3rd party components that helped make this easier. And when you do that you have to worry about licenses and it all ends up being a pain in the ass, and of course in the end you blame ASP for being such a piece of crap.
--- I know my english is bad, I'm hung over.
more components?
In order to get the least bit productive in ASP you'll need a few THIRD party components (for which support isn't always all that great, not to mention licensing complications). So, NO ASP does NOT have more components than say php or perl.
I have an A20M model and I got the modem running (it's a Xircom)
The link is at...
http://walbran.org/sean/linux/stodolsk/
the file is called ltmodem-5.78e.tar.gz
For my 2.4.2 kernel I think I only had to add an #ifdef statement into one.c file in the kernel source tree to make it compile.
I don't know how it is in the US. But when I went to driver's school there was little difference between driving drunk and driving tired. What happens is your reflex get slower; so it doesn't matter if you're drunk or tired, you shouldn't be driving if you can't keep alert.
Seems like you haven't taken a look at the IBM ThinkPad line, every single ThinkPad has 3 buttons. That and the fact that everything in it is Linux Friendly hardware was the reason I purchased a ThinkPad A20M last Oct.
They may sound a bit pricey, but this is IBM we're talking about here and you _do_ get what you pay for. The college I go to got an offer from HP to buy brand new XE-3's (before they hit the general market) at a lowlow price, I'm glad I waited because after a while the LCD went bonkers on most machines but my ThinkPad has been chugging along ever since.
Why don't you then take the opportunity and move your DB servers to something other than the hunk of schite called MySQL, like postgresql or even (omigod!) a commercial server like Oracle or DB/2?
I think FBSD runs smoother on old hardware.
I have an "ancient" 486 25mhz SX machine that will become my router when I get DSL or a Microwave hookup as well as my webserver.
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No, Windows Update does not detect my install of Visual Studio, nor my installation of SQL Server, nor my Visio installation. As I browse through the downloads section for w2k I find an update I haven't been informed of (even though I check Windows Update every day). So, no! Windows Update does NOT automatically detect what software my computer needs.
CNET == "Confused NET" ? return true : return false; You can put in readable format in C++ in one line using the ? operator.
... None of above, they're all just as evil.
Why is it you call it the land of the FREE when you're bound by such idiotic laws, EVEN when travelling abroad?
When you run a webpage through Babelfish or Smurfaliser you are voluntarily! altering it for your and your personal viewing alone in a conscious manner. Now imagine if your browser started running everything through either Babel or smurfaliser without you asking it to. That's what the IE6.0 will do.
"File sharing? Windows has built-in Internet connection sharing"
...
If this were at a car-dealership it would sound something like..
"Looking for a truck aye? Well have a look at this Toyota Corolla"
And lower my WPM rate?
Unless by "This is WASHINGTON" you mean the USA?
Well.. Almost.
I bought this one from my local IBM dealer last fall along with my ThinkPad.
I put everything in it wherever I go, my Thinkpad, charger, external mouse (playing CS with the nipple is hard!), along with a wireless pcmcia ethernet card, some extra cables, CDs and a few books. It also features a "wallet" of some sort for my GSMphone on one of the shoulder straps (you can remove it or put it on the other strap of course).
It's all in all a very good case and I've recommended it to everybody looking for a carry-all.
Nope, no corelation between left thumb space bar and left mouse use (either that or I'm the exception that proves the rule).
I'm a lefty and use my left thumb to hit the space bar, but I use my mouse with my right hand.
Go lefties!
... or you'll kill'em with surprise when they find out you don't use US dollars everywhere in the world :)
Anybody have a mirror of it? :)
I'd put my favorite.
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dude... that's just like VMWare .. only with heftier system requirements.
Not if you don't want to. OK, granted. ASP is OK for people who don't know the first thing about dynamic content. It only takes a couple of days for a newbie to get productive (that's how it was in my case anyway). HOWEVER... as weeks and months went by I came to realize how crippled ASP is, for instance it doesn't come (de facto) with an easy and comprehendable way of saving uploaded files, I did not find a way to use a special mailserver to send emails. Granted this is mostly because of how NT Server is set up, but it's an annoyance. And how do we deal with these annoyances? The easiest and most common way of doing things was to purchase 3rd party components that helped make this easier. And when you do that you have to worry about licenses and it all ends up being a pain in the ass, and of course in the end you blame ASP for being such a piece of crap. --- I know my english is bad, I'm hung over.
more components? In order to get the least bit productive in ASP you'll need a few THIRD party components (for which support isn't always all that great, not to mention licensing complications). So, NO ASP does NOT have more components than say php or perl.
Considering ASP is crap (and yes I do speak from experience, over a year at that), I think it's ok to skip it in this discussion.
oooh, there is an X% of people with a drinking problem and Y% of them will die from it, should we therefore ban all sites related to alcohol?
Living in a free country was nice. I wonder where I can move to so that I might experience it again?
I think you can experience that pretty much everywhere in Europe.
my thinkpad has been running pretty much 24/7 since I bought it last October.
I have an A20M model and I got the modem running (it's a Xircom) The link is at... http://walbran.org/sean/linux/stodolsk/ the file is called ltmodem-5.78e.tar.gz For my 2.4.2 kernel I think I only had to add an #ifdef statement into one .c file in the kernel source tree to make it compile.
I don't know how it is in the US. But when I went to driver's school there was little difference between driving drunk and driving tired. What happens is your reflex get slower; so it doesn't matter if you're drunk or tired, you shouldn't be driving if you can't keep alert.
Seems like you haven't taken a look at the IBM ThinkPad line, every single ThinkPad has 3 buttons. That and the fact that everything in it is Linux Friendly hardware was the reason I purchased a ThinkPad A20M last Oct. They may sound a bit pricey, but this is IBM we're talking about here and you _do_ get what you pay for. The college I go to got an offer from HP to buy brand new XE-3's (before they hit the general market) at a lowlow price, I'm glad I waited because after a while the LCD went bonkers on most machines but my ThinkPad has been chugging along ever since.
Why don't you then take the opportunity and move your DB servers to something other than the hunk of schite called MySQL, like postgresql or even (omigod!) a commercial server like Oracle or DB/2?
I think FBSD runs smoother on old hardware. I have an "ancient" 486 25mhz SX machine that will become my router when I get DSL or a Microwave hookup as well as my webserver.