Anti-Americanism in France is a reality. But it is also true that the French are embracing American habits. McDonald's is expanding faster in France than in any other country in Europe.
Well, either your "Grass roots opposition" is totally fabricated or completely ineffective.
Ok, this response isn't what you asked for, but there were plenty of other helpful posts.
So my question to you is "Why can't you have two home PCs, one Linux and one Windows, and then use VNC or PC anywhere to access them?"
That way you only need one laptop, that uses any OS that can open up a virtual desktop to your full powered PCs at home. Need access to two different OSes? All you need is two windows open.
You need network access to be able to do your job, might as well take advantage of it.
And it especially won't work in California. Poor people buy older cars. Older cars get worse gas mileage, therefore poor people pay more taxes. Yeah, the new H3s or the SUVs based on semis get worse mileage, but most of the middle class can't afford it.
Maybe this was a problem in the 80's, and your old used car was from the 70's. But my last "Old used car" was a plain mazda 626, it got 30Mpg hwy. And that isn't an economy car.
They made economy cars in the early 90s. Just great for the working poor.
"I think you been watching too much of the FOX fairyland...."
"Funny thing is, many of my friends and inlaws have sons in Iraq, and they say the same thing. The insurgency does not represent the vast majority of Iraq citizens."
I read the blogs from the people who are over there. I don't like mainstream media, they're always trying to push their opinion down my throat.
"RFID is different from all previous forms of identification because it's the only one which can be reliably read from a distance without your consent."
Except visual identification. Which has been used since the dawn of mankind.
Gasp! It's still being used today! When will we ever learn!?
However, the vast majority of Iraq's army was conscripts and ran away when given the chance. The vast majority of Iraq's citizens actually like the idea of becoming a democracy.
When I worked at CompUSA, I noticed someone had installed SETI on the display model. I thought it was a good idea, made it look like the machine was doing something serious.
A few days later I noticed it was gone. I asked the Mac Rep about that, he was visibly annoyed. He had uninstalled it because it would "Wear out" the processor.
Seriously.
I didn't know what to say to that. I did laugh at him though. This was a fully trained Mac rep from Apple.
I've found that even though Newegg doesn't have the lowest prices you can get. They are rock solid reliable. Which has saved me money in the long run. If they carry the product I'm looking for, they get my business. I want them to STAY in business.
Move your taskbar to the right side of the screen. Not only will the buttons always be the same size, you'll be able to run all that software you mentioned, plus have 20 other seperate IE windows.
Vague "Unexpected costs", admins are 30% more expensive, Linux training is 15% expensive than Windows training, undefined problems causing a company to go from tomcat to IBM websphere, hiring open source programmers is a gamble, you may get sued for using Open Source, open source is harder to support than you realize...
Sheesh.
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There is no such thing as international law when there is no way to enforce it. The correct term would be "International Suggestion".
If there is none of that, how can it be an illegal war? Who made the laws?
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Someone mod the mocking laughter up!
Uh oh! An illegal war!
Look out USA, the police are gonna getcha and put you in jail!
Why not? How much bandwidth is it?
The poster before you says 8.12 GB per hour, which boils down to 2.25 MB per second. Seems easily achievable to me.
Ok, this response isn't what you asked for, but there were plenty of other helpful posts.
So my question to you is "Why can't you have two home PCs, one Linux and one Windows, and then use VNC or PC anywhere to access them?"
That way you only need one laptop, that uses any OS that can open up a virtual desktop to your full powered PCs at home. Need access to two different OSes? All you need is two windows open.
You need network access to be able to do your job, might as well take advantage of it.
I read the blogs from the people who are over there. I don't like mainstream media, they're always trying to push their opinion down my throat.
"RFID is different from all previous forms of identification because it's the only one which can be reliably read from a distance without your consent."
Except visual identification. Which has been used since the dawn of mankind.
Gasp! It's still being used today! When will we ever learn!?
"These people can't manage to understand why you can't scan a logo off a business card and use it on a t-shirt..."
Er...why can't you?
It would.
However, the vast majority of Iraq's army was conscripts and ran away when given the chance. The vast majority of Iraq's citizens actually like the idea of becoming a democracy.
"Why does a programmer needs to waste time doing something badly when he can hire somebody else to do it properly?"
:)
Because then I'd hire another programmer to do coding for me.
Geez! Please stop giving EA good advice! Do you WANT them to stick around longer?
Heh.
When I worked at CompUSA, I noticed someone had installed SETI on the display model. I thought it was a good idea, made it look like the machine was doing something serious.
A few days later I noticed it was gone. I asked the Mac Rep about that, he was visibly annoyed. He had uninstalled it because it would "Wear out" the processor.
Seriously.
I didn't know what to say to that. I did laugh at him though. This was a fully trained Mac rep from Apple.
I've found that even though Newegg doesn't have the lowest prices you can get. They are rock solid reliable. Which has saved me money in the long run. If they carry the product I'm looking for, they get my business. I want them to STAY in business.
Move your taskbar to the right side of the screen. Not only will the buttons always be the same size, you'll be able to run all that software you mentioned, plus have 20 other seperate IE windows.
This way also gives you more vertical space.
"Come visit the south, if you can get past the idiots, you should actually love it. There's nothing better than southern girls in the summer..."
At 100 degrees, 100% humidity.
The local speed of sound?
So...what's the speed of sound in Italy?
I've never seen such a blatant "hit-piece".
Vague "Unexpected costs", admins are 30% more expensive, Linux training is 15% expensive than Windows training, undefined problems causing a company to go from tomcat to IBM websphere, hiring open source programmers is a gamble, you may get sued for using Open Source, open source is harder to support than you realize...
Sheesh.
Don't you need a masters degree to do that?
ANOTHER 6 years of college?
"Profit-bonuses are nice, but the problem is that they depend on other factors than just you."
And how is that different from stock-options?
Well, no, not really.
Why should it?
I think the top concern that people have, even if they don't realize it, is "Is he married?"
No.
Don't leave the CDs, tapes, or ice cream in the sun.
They will melt.
Probably not. Plastics don't stand up to sunlight well.