It's the other way around, for example having file "h4x0r.html" sent with an "application/windows-exe" or whatever the MIME tye for tht is. IE will ask "Would you like to view 'h4x0r.html'?", but will run the program instead if you click yes.
As a 13-year old, I would definately take $40 for a weekend's work. $40 is a lot to a kid, and most kids don't have that kind of opportunity very often.
Donations are one thing, but buying something where part of the proceeds goes to a charity is something totally different. You benifit and the charities benifit.
Which is exactly what's happening here. What's your problem with it?
Explorer and IE are the SAME THING. That's what the whole MS antitrust suit is about. If you type a website into Explorer, it'll load the site. If you type "C:\" into IE, you'll see the C:\ directory. It's just like Konqueror, only MS confused everyone by having multiple shortcuts to the same program with different names.
If MS was forced to make Office for Linux, I doubt they'd make a full featured version up to the quality of their Mac and Windows offerings. They'd probably do a quick and dirty WINE port with no attention to quality, just so they could say they did it.
So no, I don't want Office for Linux. It'd be useless. Instead, they should be forced to open the document format, as some other posters have suggested, so that GNOME/K/Star/OpenOffice will be able to get good import filters.
What kind of stuff do you want that costs $3000??!! I'm 13 and my wish list is only about $250 total including a GeForce3 (which I don't really think I'll get). You're expecting too much.
Considering that GTK 2 doesn't have source compatibility with GTK 1.2 and you'd have to have two completely different versions of your app, I don't think that is a problem autoconf could solve.
It's the other way around, for example having file "h4x0r.html" sent with an "application/windows-exe" or whatever the MIME tye for tht is. IE will ask "Would you like to view 'h4x0r.html'?", but will run the program instead if you click yes.
Or maybe a -1, Plagerism.
My portal only works with Galeon. :-)
I believe the virus was written in Visual Basic Script, an interpeted language that doesn't have a compiler. A VBS file is simply an ASCII text file.
As a 13-year old, I would definately take $40 for a weekend's work. $40 is a lot to a kid, and most kids don't have that kind of opportunity very often.
Which is exactly what's happening here. What's your problem with it?
Technically they aren't exactly the same thing, but for all practical purposes they are.
Perhaps you want KRUD?
Explorer and IE are the SAME THING. That's what the whole MS antitrust suit is about. If you type a website into Explorer, it'll load the site. If you type "C:\" into IE, you'll see the C:\ directory. It's just like Konqueror, only MS confused everyone by having multiple shortcuts to the same program with different names.
So no, I don't want Office for Linux. It'd be useless. Instead, they should be forced to open the document format, as some other posters have suggested, so that GNOME/K/Star/OpenOffice will be able to get good import filters.
The site indiantrust.org is running Microsoft-IIS/5.0 on Windows 2000.
Doesn't render in Galeon for me.
It doesn't render in Galeon 1.0 or Mozilla 0.9.6, both of which are extremely modern browsers.
Yes, but why couldn't they just use a higher quality encoder while retaining the same ease of use? And lame isn't that slow either.
How would producing a higher quality MP3 reduce the usefulness of the product to anyone?
With a half-decent video card, a p300 can play Diablo (II), Starcraft, and a lot of extremely addicting older games.
I prefer this design.
If x86 chips are closed source, how come so many companies make them?
apt-get install evolution
Yet another thing that the geek community could learn.
AFAIK, a good deal of male prostitues are gay. Maybe not the majority, but a higher percentage than in the average population.
How many healthy 13-year-old heterosexual male prostitues do you know? I thought so.
What kind of stuff do you want that costs $3000??!! I'm 13 and my wish list is only about $250 total including a GeForce3 (which I don't really think I'll get). You're expecting too much.
Considering that GTK 2 doesn't have source compatibility with GTK 1.2 and you'd have to have two completely different versions of your app, I don't think that is a problem autoconf could solve.
A Java X Server? Cygwin may be slow, but I doubt it's that slow.