Which KDE? Certainly not 2.2.1, which, although useable, is still pitifully slow compared to Win98 on my K6-2 300 laptop w 160MB RAM. I must try the pre-emptible patch and see if that speeds it up.
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So you think that the doctors that work for Doctors Without Borders are out-of-work hippies, rather than people that have been to medical school for years and are prepared to risk their lives to help others rather than have a cushy job in a US hospital. What a sad, obnoxious little shit you are. Perhaps having a wash more than once a month and actually leaving your bedroom might open your eyes.
The Reg has been calling them that for quite a while now, and I'm surprised that their unauthorised use of the asses of Jack Valenti and Hilary Rosen hasn't landed them in court yet.
Does this make a noticeable difference to desktop performance, as I'm about to recompile my kernel for other stuff and I might put this in as well if it's worthwhile.
But should an admin who isn't allowed to schedule downtime in order to apply the service packs be fired? This latest one isn't like the last in that it can be sorted out in a matter of minutes. The others required applying of security fixes that would have required testing not to mention lots of reboots.
Deceit and lies are not legitimate means of protest.
And I suppose the people that founded the USA never told a lie (the cherry tree legend not withstanding). Why is lying not a legitimate form of protest? It seems to be a legitimate form of political organisations like the WTO.
The way to reduce gun crime is the same way as other crimes such as stealing food were reduced - find out why these crimes are committed and work on ways to stop said crimes. Merely banning guns is treating the symptom, not the disease.
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Except to achieve such an economic miracle it had protective trade tariffs - the very thing that would be anathema to the WTO and their ilk. Japan would be a very different country today if it's industry was primarily owned by foreigners.
That would be true if the history of web-based projects were any different to that of any other IT projects. It is a rare CTO indeed that actually follows the advice from the book "hire smart people and listen to them", instead of hiring plenty of butt-kissers and listening to $8000/day consultants. The technology may be new, but the problems are still the same.
Still doesn't make it a third-world country as the ignorant parent poster said.
From my very limited experience of Japan, everything is horribly expensive, not just 3G, although the Japanese do get paid a lot more than Americans, so it probably all balances out in the end.
Japan has the second largest economy in the world and Britain has the fifth. Hardly third world. Perhaps if you left your bedroom occasionally and got out and saw some of the world you wouldn't be so damnably ignorant. BTW dumbass, Japan has 3G already and Europe is on the verge of getting it, it's only the US that is lagging behind the rest of the world in getting mobile technology going.
Since the Soviet Union had no private companies, I fail to see any comparison. Although having giant, unaccountable monopolies were part of the system...
Wouldn't it be wonderful if all computers had 768MB of RAM to use. However, IT departments have to run on a budget, and when you have to upgrade the RAM of a thousand computers, just because Microsoft programmers are incapable of writing tight code, it soon adds up.
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1.1.2 I believe, which was pretty quick.
Which KDE? Certainly not 2.2.1, which, although useable, is still pitifully slow compared to Win98 on my K6-2 300 laptop w 160MB RAM. I must try the pre-emptible patch and see if that speeds it up.
So you think that the doctors that work for Doctors Without Borders are out-of-work hippies, rather than people that have been to medical school for years and are prepared to risk their lives to help others rather than have a cushy job in a US hospital. What a sad, obnoxious little shit you are. Perhaps having a wash more than once a month and actually leaving your bedroom might open your eyes.
I certainly feel entitled to a refund if a corporation sells me a faulty product. Why should they get to keep my money?
The Reg has been calling them that for quite a while now, and I'm surprised that their unauthorised use of the asses of Jack Valenti and Hilary Rosen hasn't landed them in court yet.
You do realise you've now opened yourself to 'stop mindlessly bashing Microsoft, I had an intellimouse once blah blah blah' replies.
I think Microsoft's survival isn't going to be threatened in the near future.
A co-op. Sounds suspiciously like communism to me :-).
Does this make a noticeable difference to desktop performance, as I'm about to recompile my kernel for other stuff and I might put this in as well if it's worthwhile.
Presumably, though, OS X doesn't require anyone to write a program before it can be used.
But should an admin who isn't allowed to schedule downtime in order to apply the service packs be fired? This latest one isn't like the last in that it can be sorted out in a matter of minutes. The others required applying of security fixes that would have required testing not to mention lots of reboots.
Deceit and lies are not legitimate means of protest.
And I suppose the people that founded the USA never told a lie (the cherry tree legend not withstanding). Why is lying not a legitimate form of protest? It seems to be a legitimate form of political organisations like the WTO.
MSDOS, although most of us wish it wasn't.
The way to reduce gun crime is the same way as other crimes such as stealing food were reduced - find out why these crimes are committed and work on ways to stop said crimes. Merely banning guns is treating the symptom, not the disease.
Yes. Stop eating and walk around naked.
Except to achieve such an economic miracle it had protective trade tariffs - the very thing that would be anathema to the WTO and their ilk. Japan would be a very different country today if it's industry was primarily owned by foreigners.
That would be true if the history of web-based projects were any different to that of any other IT projects. It is a rare CTO indeed that actually follows the advice from the book "hire smart people and listen to them", instead of hiring plenty of butt-kissers and listening to $8000/day consultants. The technology may be new, but the problems are still the same.
What hands-off US foreign policy would that be then? The one in the Middle East, South America or South East Asia?
Spare us the US-centric bullshit please. People have died and scoring cheap points against the Europeans is not welcome at this time.
I bought the Crazy Town CD in Australia a few weeks ago and am now quite happily listening to it on my PC.
Still doesn't make it a third-world country as the ignorant parent poster said.
From my very limited experience of Japan, everything is horribly expensive, not just 3G, although the Japanese do get paid a lot more than Americans, so it probably all balances out in the end.
Japan has the second largest economy in the world and Britain has the fifth. Hardly third world. Perhaps if you left your bedroom occasionally and got out and saw some of the world you wouldn't be so damnably ignorant. BTW dumbass, Japan has 3G already and Europe is on the verge of getting it, it's only the US that is lagging behind the rest of the world in getting mobile technology going.
Is that a fact? OK, tell me where I can get a job as one, despite having no experience or MCSE.
Since the Soviet Union had no private companies, I fail to see any comparison. Although having giant, unaccountable monopolies were part of the system...
Wouldn't it be wonderful if all computers had 768MB of RAM to use. However, IT departments have to run on a budget, and when you have to upgrade the RAM of a thousand computers, just because Microsoft programmers are incapable of writing tight code, it soon adds up.