Ok, well I will just use another ancronym... POS.
I have used Win98 since I was a beta tester for it from the very first release, and it's horrible OS structure and protection (or lack of) against even the simplest execptions has never failed to amaze me. It is, by far, the absolute worse OS I have ever had to deal with.
True, I am a Linux lover, but I like NT just fine, as it doesn't crash on me every half hour.
So stop the wining about the BSoD jokes.
I don't think that it would be wise to let the Japanese have that much power that they can point anywhere. It would take up valuable government resources to monitor the direction the laser is pointed and its use. And what if they decided to just blow a city away, then what?
Sounds shady to me.
Isn't that the truth. I stopped reading CNET stuff years ago. I relized very quickly that they only endorse people who buy a lot of advertising from them... remember the Hardware Reviews from PC Computing? They were the biggest load of crap!
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Yeah, and if you change the battery you will have to call MS and convince them that it is still the same car and get a reactivation code.
Ok, well I will just use another ancronym... POS. I have used Win98 since I was a beta tester for it from the very first release, and it's horrible OS structure and protection (or lack of) against even the simplest execptions has never failed to amaze me. It is, by far, the absolute worse OS I have ever had to deal with. True, I am a Linux lover, but I like NT just fine, as it doesn't crash on me every half hour. So stop the wining about the BSoD jokes.
In any CS curriculum you would have learned proper code documentation standards. Go take a Software Engineering course.
I don't think that it would be wise to let the Japanese have that much power that they can point anywhere. It would take up valuable government resources to monitor the direction the laser is pointed and its use. And what if they decided to just blow a city away, then what? Sounds shady to me.
Isn't that the truth. I stopped reading CNET stuff years ago. I relized very quickly that they only endorse people who buy a lot of advertising from them... remember the Hardware Reviews from PC Computing? They were the biggest load of crap!
Didn't John talk about this in Revalations. OH NO, watch out the anti-christ is approaching... enter BG with his minions RUN!!!!