But they have publicly implemented a search operator that searches for a given term or any of its synonyms. So even if the word doesn't appear on the page, if the page includes a related word, you get the result. Just prefix a word with a tilde.
Google allows attachments up to 10MB right now. I doubt that they would block attachments completely, unless they come up with something to replace it, because a lot of people rely on sending Microsoft Office files, especially in the business world.
More importantly, if you were new to the Internet and you wanted to find something online, wouldn't your first reaction be to click on the "Internet search" button that might be integrated into your Microsoft OS?
The MPAA and RIAA have even managed to brainwash people like you into associating MP3's with copyright infringement, where in fact they are simply an audio compression format.
And the U.S. justice system has even managed to brainwash people like you into associating guns with death, where in fact they are simply a method of shooting people.
How about everybody puts $20 on their prediction for the first distro to die, and the first one that dies gets all of the money from the losers so they aren't dead anymore.
Back in the day, before Jabber existed, I downloaded MSN Messenger because I was in an online group and we wanted something to communicate on. I thought it was pretty cool, but I didn't know a single person (by your definition) who used MSN. So I showed all of my friends how awesome this new instant messaging thing was, and they all started using it.
MSN (and AIM and ICQ, etc) was pretty useless until people started referring other people to it. That's what we should be doing with Jabber, not just complaining how few people use it, but getting people to use it.
Most users don't even know KaZaA is running. They just see an icon in the taskbar on startup, and think its supposed to be there. They get annoyed at random popup windows, but have no idea where they are coming from.
It shouldn't have a color. The color of light is determined on its wave length, and if there's only one photon, it wouldn't have a wave length. That's like asking what the color of an electron is: there is none because it cannot reflect light (photons).
"The code name for the next major Debian release after
potato is ``woody''. This release will be
numbered ``3.0''."
http://www.debian.org/releases/testing/
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If you had to Google for 2^26, does that make you more of a nerd, or less of a nerd?
But they have publicly implemented a search operator that searches for a given term or any of its synonyms. So even if the word doesn't appear on the page, if the page includes a related word, you get the result. Just prefix a word with a tilde.
I envision fewer Gentoo users.
Google allows attachments up to 10MB right now. I doubt that they would block attachments completely, unless they come up with something to replace it, because a lot of people rely on sending Microsoft Office files, especially in the business world.
What happens when we forget how to drive a stick-shift? Oh wait, most young people have, and it's not a big issue.
More importantly, if you were new to the Internet and you wanted to find something online, wouldn't your first reaction be to click on the "Internet search" button that might be integrated into your Microsoft OS?
DreamHost gives every account its own Jabber server for every plan. You can find more information about their Jabber support in their knowledge base.
...it's how you use it. ;-)
Fire and the wheel are examples of patents. This article refers to copyright law, which is pretty much just on literary and artistic works.
How about everybody puts $20 on their prediction for the first distro to die, and the first one that dies gets all of the money from the losers so they aren't dead anymore.
What happens if someone has inspiration by looking at your face and makes millions of dollars? Is that your money?
Back in the day, before Jabber existed, I downloaded MSN Messenger because I was in an online group and we wanted something to communicate on. I thought it was pretty cool, but I didn't know a single person (by your definition) who used MSN. So I showed all of my friends how awesome this new instant messaging thing was, and they all started using it.
MSN (and AIM and ICQ, etc) was pretty useless until people started referring other people to it. That's what we should be doing with Jabber, not just complaining how few people use it, but getting people to use it.
i didnt have a statement to make, i just wanted to brag to my friends that i was the first to get a first post on slashdot.
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Yes! Definately Jabber!
I got this URL from a friend, so of course, I opened it in Opera, and when nothing happened, I thought...
"Just like every other site that was written with only IE in mind, I had better open this in IE so I can see what it really is."
*sigh*
Most users don't even know KaZaA is running. They just see an icon in the taskbar on startup, and think its supposed to be there. They get annoyed at random popup windows, but have no idea where they are coming from.
yeah, i do it whenever i compile a new kernel, in case the new kernel does not work and i have to revert to my last one.
/vmlinuz24 and /vmlinuz25, and options to LILO for each one of them, then run lilo.
just compile each one of them as separate images, like
It shouldn't have a color. The color of light is determined on its wave length, and if there's only one photon, it wouldn't have a wave length. That's like asking what the color of an electron is: there is none because it cannot reflect light (photons).
I thought they decided Woody was going to be 3.0.
"The code name for the next major Debian release after
potato is ``woody''. This release will be
numbered ``3.0''."
http://www.debian.org/releases/testing/