of course had they just released their own dedicated server, this would have been a moot point. or if bnet was actually stable and usable upon the new release of one of their games.
amazing, just amazing... of course if it was the RIAA or MPAA asking for who sent xyz avi or mp3 aol would bend over backwards to provide data, no doubt.
rofl, yes yes, good point. I'd even go so far as to guess that most if *us* are scrounging university dial up accts and making the most of the very limited free dial ups still left. Taking whatever hand me down box we can get our hands on.
I used to have a dj660c, the driver was just as bad as the printer. the thing that usually fixed printing issues for me was to uninstall the printer driver, reboot, reinstall.
as far as the power supply, I know of several of this vintage printer in service still. I've not heard of any real issues with it. (other than getting lost during a move)
the true target audience? I'm sure this is really marketing towards the people with ageing 95/98 boxes looking at the MAC switch ads going hmm. Honestly, how many MAC people would believe MS marketing?
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of course had they just released their own dedicated server, this would have been a moot point. or if bnet was actually stable and usable upon the new release of one of their games.
everywhere I go is news of this newfangled *blade* thing.
A new spin on brewing
oh, hmm, there's another way???
or... /. readers wish they were getting laid... the other 95% didn't even realize what day it was. :)
5% of
amazing, just amazing... of course if it was the RIAA or MPAA asking for who sent xyz avi or mp3 aol would bend over backwards to provide data, no doubt.
not even on my radar without nethack... :)
flip the lever on the side and it turns into a secret decoder ring...
http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_engineering
And here I thought they meant Battlefiel 1942... but alas, real world stuff. Next up, microagents in the med kit.
I'd be all over KDE 3.11... or KFW for short
rofl, yes yes, good point. I'd even go so far as to guess that most if *us* are scrounging university dial up accts and making the most of the very limited free dial ups still left. Taking whatever hand me down box we can get our hands on.
True enough...
However, them being a commercial company is part of the appeal.
Things like supported dvd playback, good media support, cohesive destop experience.
And all other things being equal, a computer purchace (thankfully) isn't forever.
if they weren't so expensive I'd have one already
Online Trave, cool, I'm gonna book my VR trip tomorrow. How much longer before I can just upload myself.
hahaha, a google cache of a link to groups.google...
:)
now is that funny, a troll, or a karma whore
X isn't insecure, really... oh wait, is that a window I hear breaking in the background... gotta go...
We all know that the real threat is those 31337 skr1p7 k1ddiez and no other threat
At least that is what *they* keep telling us. You do believe them, right?
heh heh
not sure wich is cooler, google or wikipedia...
not to mention sudden video game death syndrome...
I second that it might be the driver.
I used to have a dj660c, the driver was just as bad as the printer. the thing that usually fixed printing issues for me was to uninstall the printer driver, reboot, reinstall.
as far as the power supply, I know of several of this vintage printer in service still. I've not heard of any real issues with it. (other than getting lost during a move)
the true target audience? I'm sure this is really marketing towards the people with ageing 95/98 boxes looking at the MAC switch ads going hmm. Honestly, how many MAC people would believe MS marketing?
will it have the ticker at the bottom. Such an amazing *feature*
The guitar, being a circumvention device, will now require a special license. To obtain your license, contact The RIAA...
Ziff Davis is too in love with MS to have any kind of valid opionin about linux. I never go with the default install on ANY os I use.