Netflix itself has such deals. For example "House of cards" is not available in Estonia. Probably, because they have licensed it to local public tv channel ETV.
I have never seen 17" and 19" 4x3 LCD's. All the non-widescreen ones I have ever seen have been 5x4 with 1280x1024 resolution (and it is actually 5x4 screen). I have currently LG L1953S on my table for example. Weird thing is, that the LG homepage claims, that it is "4:3" - but actual screen has 5x4 proportions (about 37.6x30.2 cm for actual screen area). And native resolution is 1280x1024. So it seems, that manufacturers are for some reason incorrectly using 4x3 instead of 5x4 in their documentation.
Finnish and Hungarian are remotely related languages. But there are similar words on both - I once saw list of similar words between Estonian and Hungarian language (Estonian is closely related to Finnish) - I don't remember them, expect one (blood is "veri" in Estonian and "ver" in Hungarian). Languages are not only consider related because of the words bu also accentuation and the way sentecnes are made up.
I tried fellowing url with Mozilla (2002041203) "data:text/html;identity,"
and it didn't do anything (the file test.html exists). Seems, like it cann't read local files like this. Or maybe there is way....
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Because military might inject you with bunch of lead?;)
Because February was last month of the year.
Netflix itself has such deals. For example "House of cards" is not available in Estonia. Probably, because they have licensed it to local public tv channel ETV.
I have never seen 17" and 19" 4x3 LCD's. All the non-widescreen ones I have ever seen have been 5x4 with 1280x1024 resolution (and it is actually 5x4 screen). I have currently LG L1953S on my table for example. Weird thing is, that the LG homepage claims, that it is "4:3" - but actual screen has 5x4 proportions (about 37.6x30.2 cm for actual screen area). And native resolution is 1280x1024. So it seems, that manufacturers are for some reason incorrectly using 4x3 instead of 5x4 in their documentation.
Have you never seen 17" and 19" non-widescreen LCD's?
Smaller stars last longer.
man man
The table below shows the section numbers of the manual followed by the types of pages they contain.
1 Executable programs or shell commands
2 System calls (functions provided by the kernel)
3 Library calls (functions within program libraries)
4 Special files (usually found in /dev)
5 File formats and conventions eg /etc/passwd
6 Games
7 Miscellaneous (including macro packages and conventions), e.g. man(7), groff(7)
8 System administration commands (usually only for root)
9 Kernel routines [Non standard]
Ema in Estonian
Ãiti in Finnish
What about those?
My Thinkpad T60 already has Windows keys.
You mean Message-ID and In-Reply-To and References headers?
I'm not sure, that I understand you. That's exactly, what the article says. Cosmos radar satellites had fission reactor to provide necessary power.
Well, at least Outlook Express does the same thing.
No, there is NO company tax. There was 5% company tax, but it was abolished several years ago.
Finnish and Hungarian are remotely related languages. But there are similar words on both - I once saw list of similar words between Estonian and Hungarian language (Estonian is closely related to Finnish) - I don't remember them, expect one (blood is "veri" in Estonian and "ver" in Hungarian). Languages are not only consider related because of the words bu also accentuation and the way sentecnes are made up.
But how would you know, what address to white list, if haven't received the mail yet.
I tried fellowing url with Mozilla (2002041203)
"data:text/html;identity,"
and it didn't do anything (the file test.html exists). Seems, like it cann't read local files like this. Or maybe there is way....
Isn't .kr Korea? And it's in Asia:)