E can be made to operate lightly by disabling some of the more intense eye-candy. I have it running/w gnome on a 486 laptop that only has 40m of ram and it's just as responsive on that box as windowmaker or afterstep, and it only really hits swap once more than three netscape sessions are open.
... across media outlets? See the cover story for the last National Geographic. NG's website isn't updated for the current issue, so you'll have to find the dead trees. It actually goes into some detail on the elements of exobiology and environments that would normally be thought of as hostile to life, so perhaps it is less pulpy. =)
Well, we may speak unusually to your ears, but that's because the language we speak is called "English". The mongrel tongue you are used to hearing is something rather rustically referred to as "American". As for strange laws, I hear New York will put you up in the felon's Hyatt for possession of Marijuana for longer than those kind folks convicted of rape and arson.. Oops. I better go, I think the thought police heard me typing. I wouldn't want to accrue one of those harsh computer punishments.
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E can be made to operate lightly by disabling some of the more intense eye-candy. I have it running /w gnome on a 486 laptop that only has 40m of ram and it's just as responsive on that box as windowmaker or afterstep, and it only really hits swap once more than three netscape sessions are open.
... across media outlets? See the cover story for the last National Geographic. NG's website isn't updated for the current issue, so you'll have to find the dead trees. It actually goes into some detail on the elements of exobiology and environments that would normally be thought of as hostile to life, so perhaps it is less pulpy. =)
Well, we may speak unusually to your ears, but that's because the language we speak is called "English". The mongrel tongue you are used to hearing is something rather rustically referred to as "American". As for strange laws, I hear New York will put you up in the felon's Hyatt for possession of Marijuana for longer than those kind folks convicted of rape and arson.. Oops. I better go, I think the thought police heard me typing. I wouldn't want to accrue one of those harsh computer punishments.