So, when you download this cracked version are you going to go out and buy the game (that you returned) again? If so, I'd say fair enough. If not you add to the number of people that caused the activation process in the first place.
Did you read the article? It says "
the most recent versions of Outlook, where such features are switched off as standard, will be protected."
What's your point? This is a minority group among Outlook/Outlook Express users. Most users of O/OE are using it because it's what came with the computer. They don't tend to know any better.
I'm sorry, I don't see any reason here not to shoot.
You suggested Frontpage.
Your suggestions are off topic (Frontpage is _not_ a CMS.)
You suggested Frontpage.
You suggested MSWord!
On a more serious note though. Typically a CMS can be posted too/edited from anywhere. Relying on a particular piece of software would restrict where you can edit the site from. Makes it a little more difficult to post to the site on holiday etc.
So? SVG isn't a "Web Standard" either. It's an image format. The fact W3C are maintaining the standard is irrelavant. KDE (and others?) support SVG internally without having to butcher the standard...
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So, when you download this cracked version are you going to go out and buy the game (that you returned) again? If so, I'd say fair enough. If not you add to the number of people that caused the activation process in the first place.
That's probably why it's slow, buggy and crash-prone.
Great, the one place i go to get away from advertising and commercials is video games
You're kidding right? I thought most people played video games to blow shit up?
Port the linux kernel to that PDA from Doom3.
Why not? You can already run on WIMP.
Why was he running a known vulnerable piece of software on it?
The game is developed on Windows right? Makes it kind of hard to avoid the "known vulnerable piece of software"...
I guess you're becoming a minority...
Why? Are you retarded or something?
I'm surprised the Powerhouse Museum hasn't stepped in to field this one. It's the sort of thing I'd have expected to find there...
I take it you don't know _anyone_ that uses linux then?
I'm sorry, I don't see any reason here not to shoot.
On a more serious note though. Typically a CMS can be posted too/edited from anywhere. Relying on a particular piece of software would restrict where you can edit the site from. Makes it a little more difficult to post to the site on holiday etc.
MSHTML
MSXML
MSJava
MSCSS
MSSVG...
It was only a matter of time.
So? SVG isn't a "Web Standard" either. It's an image format. The fact W3C are maintaining the standard is irrelavant. KDE (and others?) support SVG internally without having to butcher the standard...
So? KDE is heading that way with SVG. They could still stick to the standard though. The bitching about MS-SVG still stands.
From the About page;
"The Open CD project aims to introduce users of MS-Windows to the benefits of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS)."
Don't you think users of an OSS OS would already be aware of these benefits?
30cm? Couldn't be. That's way bigger than a chihauhau's head...
I have to do this with most of my friends boxen when they come preinstalled with MS crap...