actually the correct symbol for the english readers is given in the babel translation but whoever did the/. brief stuffed up their currency conversion
and as a given rule if you are going to state a figure in say USD than you should format the number as it would be normaly seen in the US, and that goes for any other country
ps Australian and we use "." for cents and "," for readability of large values
Which says nothing about hardware (and none of the others I read mentioned any change to hardware)
Also a little reading and you will discover this is just a stop gap measure untill ECN is fully deployed.
And yet more reading will produce this little gem at the bottom:- With 9,000-byte MTU, Linux, FAST and Scalable TCP all sustained more than 2.53Gbps on a single flow between Sunnyvale and Geneva, apparently limited by the transatlantic link. HSTCP sustained 1.8Gbps in that experiment. We emphasize that these experiments are preliminary and not yet conclusive
Well apart from the fact the Aussie dollar is going up and up and up at the moment, the clear bit is not actually empty but is a special little bit of plactic with a watermark embbed in it
you either have body tags or you have frameset tags, the one you use depends on the type of html document you have
HTML 4.01 Spec 7.1 Introduction to the structure of an HTML document
An HTML 4 document is composed of three parts:
1. a line containing HTML version information, 2. a declarative header section (delimited by the HEAD element), 3. a body, which contains the document's actual content. The body may be implemented by the BODY element or the FRAMESET element.
0.0.0.0/8 will always be reserved, do the math to see why
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> Actually it turns out that the methane density in sI (structure I, there are a bunch of different hydrate structures) hydrate is considerably higher than LNG at equal pres/temp.
You can't have LNG at the temp/pres values that allow hydrates, which is the whole point they want an easier way of transporting the stuff not more of it
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In that case you could explain the missing ".us" on the end of the domain name then?
Actually the issue with MS office has to do with a bug in the installer.
When you install MS office and you don't live in the USA select custom install and then you will get the dialog asking you for US English/English
lost on the highway?
here a map just for you
Considering the West Indies is not the USA you point would be what exactly?
And a perfect example of the USA breaking a treaty is the nuclear non-proliferation treaty
actually the correct symbol for the english readers is given in the babel translation but whoever did the /. brief stuffed up their currency conversion
and as a given rule if you are going to state a figure in say USD than you should format the number as it would be normaly seen in the US, and that goes for any other country
ps Australian and we use "." for cents and "," for readability of large values
6 Civil Special Court of the River determined that the companies change the copy and pay indemnity of R$ 1,000 to the consumer. EMI already appealed.
hmm brazillian $1,000 dollars is what was awarded
using this convertor i get
345.639 USD
A. its opt-in ... er ... i have to agree with this one
B. bigpond.com is not an email address for broadband, bigpond.net.au is
C. insane caps
Your problem all ready has a proper solution.
AU governments don't buy land they sell/lease it
only if your the dude with 666666 as his UIN and according to his user info it is unfortuantly not for sale
All of the software you listed is avaliable as a free download from telstra's own servers so you still have 3GB to blow on your warez
you need to check files.bigond.com which is where the iso's and some other stuff now lives
btw thats a bigpond broadband only web site
I suggest you RTFPDF namely this one.
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Which says nothing about hardware (and none of the others I read mentioned any change to hardware)
Also a little reading and you will discover this is just a stop gap measure untill ECN is fully deployed.
And yet more reading will produce this little gem at the bottom
With 9,000-byte MTU, Linux, FAST and Scalable TCP all sustained more than 2.53Gbps on a single flow between Sunnyvale and Geneva, apparently limited by the transatlantic link. HSTCP sustained 1.8Gbps in that experiment. We emphasize that these experiments are preliminary and not yet conclusive
where i work if the tranparent window part is missing we can not accept the note
Well apart from the fact the Aussie dollar is going up and up and up at the moment, the clear bit is not actually empty but is a special little bit of plactic with a watermark embbed in it
Actually everyone has differant sizes for each denomination
It has nothing to do with security its for the vision impaired, who obviously cant see what is printed on the note but go by the feel of it
nope
you either have body tags or you have frameset tags, the one you use depends on the type of html document you have
HTML 4.01 Spec
7.1 Introduction to the structure of an HTML document
An HTML 4 document is composed of three parts:
1. a line containing HTML version information,
2. a declarative header section (delimited by the HEAD element),
3. a body, which contains the document's actual content. The body may be implemented by the BODY element or the FRAMESET element.
Telstra already deals with open relays on its customers systems
Telstra scan their entire netblock everyday for open relays and if you foolisly run one you can expect your account to be disabled immediatly
Most webmail systems will not give enough info to the user for them to actually see where it came from. The "From:" header means nothing
and besides the block is on the actual telstra mail servers themselves
so this is what happens when /. /.'s itself
And the real reason you didn't provide a link is because you lied.
The site www.homelesspixel.de is running Apache/1.3.27 (Unix) on Linux.
handy link on 0.0.0.0
0.0.0.0/8 will always be reserved, do the math to see why
> Actually it turns out that the methane density in sI (structure I, there are a bunch of different hydrate structures) hydrate is considerably higher than LNG at equal pres/temp.
You can't have LNG at the temp/pres values that allow hydrates, which is the whole point they want an easier way of transporting the stuff not more of it
Windows 95 is not related to Windows XP, there are 2 differant and unrelated branches of Windows
Windows - 3.x, 95, 98, ME
NT - NT, 2000, XP, WTACIN[1]
of course if there is a bug in a particular protocol (ie SMB) that MS developed (er stole) than that is a differant matter
[1] Whatever They Are Calling It Now
regarding people and their continuing claims that telstra is losing money please read this link before posting such rubbish in future