Seems like BellSouth told NO that if they had money for wifi they obviously had enough money to have a police station - taking their building and their market is kinda double dipping.
Have to say that on a priorities basis and given the dubious state of the NOPD right now, I think (though it may not be the/. convention) they might have a point. Bread first, circuses later.
Do we know for sure the Firefox devs working for google had nothing to do with this extension? It would be nice to think google is making the PRC heavies think they are doing their bidding while secretly helping each restriction be worked around...
Is there potential to sue the printer mfgs (esp. outside the US) because the printer is not doing its best to produce a faithful printout (i.e. adding extra information to the page not intended by the user, irrespective of the fact that it's hard to make out). I mean, people who wear blue Beatles specs must be driven nuts:)
That being said, if all the printer problems I had were a few yellow dots I'd be doing well...
Due to the similarity in file formats and program functionality it's not completely unfair to use "XP/2003" as nomenclature but Mad Penguin's punctuation is not Gary Edwards fault.
Finally, he says you need Exchange 2003/Sharepoint/Project Server etc. to use Office 2003 to the fullest - which is true because MS uses proprietary means for information sharing, whereas with open standards it wouldn't matter which server people use. "Using Office right" involves data interchange if we are to believe Microsoft (with those stupid dinosaur ads). You fail to address this point.
At present, the US can degrade the quality of GPS or turn it off for military reasons. This was one motivation behind the EU and Russia wanting their own systems, so they weren't depending on American whims. A distributed series of wireless points, especially on a device supporting 802.11 and wireless like the Blackberry 7270, removes the dependence on satellites but does introduce uncertainty as to the accuracy of the mapping of the access points - trying to trace the physical location of an IP address largely depends on trusting the admins who are entering the location of the routers along the way.
Evidence at the Canadian Gomery inquiry into Liberal corruption was posted on a US website (Captain's Quarters). Canadian websites were unable to do so due to a publication ban. US political blogs can be just as easily hosted on Canadian or other overseas servers.
Having tech companies and telecom-heavy businesses is one way of getting optical fibre laid/lit in rural districts. You can be sure those companies won't go unless the pipe is there, so the state/county has to get it done. Good for the locals (unless of course they like their lifestyle without DSL and lattes).
You can set up a PDF Printer which emails you results using Samba 2+ (which is what we use) or download the Acrobat 7 Trial if you want to see what extra features can get you:)
If you can't access the full function of the mouse without the Apple drivers, and the review says there are no MM drivers supplied for XP beyond the basic HID ones from XP itself, then that doesn't make it compatible in my opinion.
Bad enough that it isn't wireless but to remove the features that differentiate it from far cheaper and fully supported competition is just a joke.
This is not like the SAS storming of the Embassy where there was a siege situation and there would have been time to get military units in place. It is far more likely that police tactical units were involved, if this even happened, as the Met would have to arrange co-operation with the military.
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For Linux/Domino or Groupwise shops this doesn't seem to offer very much.
:)
:)
Blackberry allows Domino apps on Blackberry and Blackberry Messenger to Sametime connection from v4.1 (real soon now
Exchange gives you mail and contacts by the looks of it. How very 20th century
so why shouldn't it do the same for India?
there isn't a -1 Whiny option.
Seems like BellSouth told NO that if they had money for wifi they obviously had enough money to have a police station - taking their building and their market is kinda double dipping.
/. convention) they might have a point. Bread first, circuses later.
Have to say that on a priorities basis and given the dubious state of the NOPD right now, I think (though it may not be the
but not the music, special effects, stunts and costumes I presume? :D
B7 did have some slight arcing but god did the BBC ever pinch pennies making it.
on globeandmail.com - they call it "join the conversation".
:D
Rego required though
Example: today's most commented on story -
http://tinyurl.com/dee93
Do we know for sure the Firefox devs working for google had nothing to do with this extension? It would be nice to think google is making the PRC heavies think they are doing their bidding while secretly helping each restriction be worked around...
Seems odd the warranty wasn't still good on the Sony - I remember crappy ADI monitors and the like offering three years...
In Korea only old people play BINGO.
In Soviet Russia BINGO plays you!
Is there potential to sue the printer mfgs (esp. outside the US) because the printer is not doing its best to produce a faithful printout (i.e. adding extra information to the page not intended by the user, irrespective of the fact that it's hard to make out). I mean, people who wear blue Beatles specs must be driven nuts :)
That being said, if all the printer problems I had were a few yellow dots I'd be doing well...
In the quote you actually use, he doesn't say "Office XP Professional 2003", he says "Office Professional 2003" which does exist.
/ professional.mspx
http://www.microsoft.com/office/editions/howtobuy
Due to the similarity in file formats and program functionality it's not completely unfair to use "XP/2003" as nomenclature but Mad Penguin's punctuation is not Gary Edwards fault.
Finally, he says you need Exchange 2003/Sharepoint/Project Server etc. to use Office 2003 to the fullest - which is true because MS uses proprietary means for information sharing, whereas with open standards it wouldn't matter which server people use. "Using Office right" involves data interchange if we are to believe Microsoft (with those stupid dinosaur ads). You fail to address this point.
At present, the US can degrade the quality of GPS or turn it off for military reasons. This was one motivation behind the EU and Russia wanting their own systems, so they weren't depending on American whims. A distributed series of wireless points, especially on a device supporting 802.11 and wireless like the Blackberry 7270, removes the dependence on satellites but does introduce uncertainty as to the accuracy of the mapping of the access points - trying to trace the physical location of an IP address largely depends on trusting the admins who are entering the location of the routers along the way.
Evidence at the Canadian Gomery inquiry into Liberal corruption was posted on a US website (Captain's Quarters). Canadian websites were unable to do so due to a publication ban. US political blogs can be just as easily hosted on Canadian or other overseas servers.
I thought MS said they had all been put to the sword with XPSP2 and security was now the priority.
Uh-huh. Nice try MS.
Not on Bush/GOP Christmas card list.
"Yet the courts ruled that gas had special rights."
:)
What else was Iraq about
the NASA research was actually for something useful, rather than something that subsidises corn or timber or some other lobby group.
Having tech companies and telecom-heavy businesses is one way of getting optical fibre laid/lit in rural districts. You can be sure those companies won't go unless the pipe is there, so the state/county has to get it done. Good for the locals (unless of course they like their lifestyle without DSL and lattes).
You can set up a PDF Printer which emails you results using Samba 2+ (which is what we use) or download the Acrobat 7 Trial if you want to see what extra features can get you :)
When copying/pasting any Word stuff to a HTML editor (like FrontPage) an intermediate paste to WordPad preserves most formatting.
.DOCs.
WordPad is also useful for opening bit-rotted Word documents which cause Word to freeze, allowing content to be copied/pasted into "fresh"
If you can't access the full function of the mouse without the Apple drivers, and the review says there are no MM drivers supplied for XP beyond the basic HID ones from XP itself, then that doesn't make it compatible in my opinion.
Bad enough that it isn't wireless but to remove the features that differentiate it from far cheaper and fully supported competition is just a joke.
did Discovery return the favour? I imagine the outside of the ISS looks a lot worse!
Read "Showstopper", the book on the development of NT which details how OS/2 was deprioritised by MS leading to their eventually ditching it.
(That said you'd think they'd have learned after DOS and all)
It's a pretty entertaining book in any case.
This is not like the SAS storming of the Embassy where there was a siege situation and there would have been time to get military units in place. It is far more likely that police tactical units were involved, if this even happened, as the Met would have to arrange co-operation with the military.
is that the FBI have no jurisdiction in the country I bought the DVD in/live in (Canada).