I had the same thing and initially thought it was VMWare fusion. Everytime I started it up it would hang and needed a hard reboot. After a while I figured it was bad RAM, had it replaced and no more lockups.
More OT: no it doesn't smell weird. It's one of the first gens bought in August 2006. Although it gets hot and my battery is fscked it still is a good machine.
I don't need 8 Dell's.:) They look like my Powerbook I bought in 2000.
What makes this one special?
One package to rule them all: - big screen 17", nice wide - built-in webcam, you don't know how handy it is until you have it - built to make things intuitive, no pieces in the wrong places, no searching for a thing (port, button) where it should be - OS X; although proprietary software (that's my only gripe) a nice "alternative" for X on Unix, a consistent UI. - the usuals: quality hardware, firewire 800, firewire 400, backlit keyboard, scrolling mousepad (yes the whole thing),... - magsafe adapter (magnetic connection for poweradapter, when you pull the wire it nicely lets go without pulling the computer on the floor)
So basically the Apple User Interface, hard and software.
I've used linux exclusively (on my personal computers) for the last 10 years until 2006. When I bought it I was happy to see that things just worked together. Drag and drop between your gui and a terminal,... things like that.
And when I stop liking it, I'll just install linux/freebsd on it and I have a power beast:)
I've spent 2800 (well minus taxes) Euro on my MacBook Pro. I fly economy class. Business class is ridiculously expensive. Also laptops last longer than a flying business 2 times.
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Just give him an RTF and name it.doc.
That's what I have been doing whenever someone required an MS word doc for the last 10 years.
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No need :)
Exactly :)
Raw organic fruits and a little bit of green veggies (oragnic, of course) is all you need.
Too bad ixquick's search results suck.
Not as much as the other search engines but they're far away from google's.
A plus to using ixquick compared to SEs like http://www.ecosia.org/ is that they are ssl capable so you can use https://www.ixquick.com/ so nobody but them sees your search queries.
If you're connecting with putty it implies starting of from a risky platform.
Otherwise it wouldn't make a big difference.
With enough resources session keys can probably be replayed either way.
Why so negative? :)
The problem is that it doesn't matter how it looks.
That rule is for people that are to dumb to think of not disturbing other people with their constant texting, beeping and ringtone picking.
It's already bad enough when you're feeling good. Imagine how sick people must feel.
Why is that?
In my experience, Indians are already washing themselves twice a day.
lol :) Thanks I needed that.
3 seconds should be enough for anyone.
You must be new here.
I had the same thing and initially thought it was VMWare fusion.
Everytime I started it up it would hang and needed a hard reboot.
After a while I figured it was bad RAM, had it replaced and no more lockups.
More OT: no it doesn't smell weird.
It's one of the first gens bought in August 2006.
Although it gets hot and my battery is fscked it still is a good machine.
hmm
6mbps down, 512k up 35 Euro/month ($US 50 or so). in Belgium
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And we're supposed to be the most expensive in Europe.
try mtr
Nothing to see here, move along.
The 2800 was inclusive of VAT.
:)
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... things like that.
:)
I don't need 8 Dell's.
They look like my Powerbook I bought in 2000.
What makes this one special?
One package to rule them all:
- big screen 17", nice wide
- built-in webcam, you don't know how handy it is until you have it
- built to make things intuitive, no pieces in the wrong places, no searching for a thing (port, button) where it should be
- OS X; although proprietary software (that's my only gripe) a nice "alternative" for X on Unix, a consistent UI.
- the usuals: quality hardware, firewire 800, firewire 400, backlit keyboard, scrolling mousepad (yes the whole thing),
- magsafe adapter (magnetic connection for poweradapter, when you pull the wire it nicely lets go without pulling the computer on the floor)
So basically the Apple User Interface, hard and software.
I've used linux exclusively (on my personal computers) for the last 10 years until 2006.
When I bought it I was happy to see that things just worked together. Drag and drop between your gui and a terminal,
And when I stop liking it, I'll just install linux/freebsd on it and I have a power beast
no you wouldn't :)
I've spent 2800 (well minus taxes) Euro on my MacBook Pro. I fly economy class.
Business class is ridiculously expensive.
Also laptops last longer than a flying business 2 times.
Just give him an RTF and name it .doc.
That's what I have been doing whenever someone required an MS word doc for the last 10 years.
You are actually reading your spam?
:)
What has the world come to.
damned, but 16 won already :)
Actually, vegetarians have more stamina than carnivores.
:P
At least that's what I heard.
What's up with buying a windows licence??
:)
Who in his/her right mind does that?
Go to your favorite torrent side and download it, if it's only for playing games, who gives a shit?
Djeez.
Disclaimer: I only pay for decent software after testing it.
Most decent software is free anyway.
I just quit smoking
What are you missing in "Terminal.app"?
It's a bit risky to turn on and off equipment on a satellite.
If it breaks they lose it.