What about DocBook, which features encoding for books in both SGML and XML? It was devised for computing books, but one imagines it would not be too hard to devise a standard to apply to all works of literature.
Of course not! This thing goes 200mph, whilst the Slashdot effect travels at the speed of dark, which is just ever so slightly faster that the speed of light.
I'd never even thought about it like that. I suppose I should alter "own" to "are unfortunate enough to use"...
Personally, I think it's a complete pain in the arse having to use IE[5|*], as I had to use another computer on my home network in order to upgrade the firmware (Linux not available), even though the applet use on this page should be cross-platform.
I own this product, so have decided to upgrade the firmware. Since I'm running Debian, I clicked the "Other Operating Systems" link on the firmware download page, only to be presented with a ZIP archive containing a Windows executable! Is this some kind of sick joke?
This post shows the K of KDE to stand for "Kool". I remember reading elsewhere that the K was used due to its proximity to the L of "Linux", therefore making the assertion that KDE is closely linked to Linux. Unfortunately, after a brief Google, I haven't managed to find it.
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I thought I.E. was part of Windows? Oh, hold on..
Insert obligatory Doom III reference here..
I will go to Hell for this. Sorry.
It says on the site that this handle does away with "bulky carry cases". However, whaddya do when it starts to rain?
I don't know much about hardware, but wouldn't this be a bit of a pain to sort out if one of the components blows?
What about DocBook, which features encoding for books in both SGML and XML? It was devised for computing books, but one imagines it would not be too hard to devise a standard to apply to all works of literature.
Of course not! This thing goes 200mph, whilst the Slashdot effect travels at the speed of dark, which is just ever so slightly faster that the speed of light.
Sounds like an aeroplane to me..
I'd never even thought about it like that. I suppose I should alter "own" to "are unfortunate enough to use"...
Personally, I think it's a complete pain in the arse having to use IE[5|*], as I had to use another computer on my home network in order to upgrade the firmware (Linux not available), even though the applet use on this page should be cross-platform.
If you post on slashdot, you don't have to worry about any kind of sex, meaningless or otherwise.
Oh, hold on..
For that dragster feel...
If you own this router and you own IE 5 or above, please visit this upgrade page, substituting the IP of your modem for 192.168.1.1 [Default].
I own this product, so have decided to upgrade the firmware. Since I'm running Debian, I clicked the "Other Operating Systems" link on the firmware download page, only to be presented with a ZIP archive containing a Windows executable! Is this some kind of sick joke?
10,000,000th since when? Oh wait, that's gotta be since the beginning of November, right?
The bug database isn't just defects in the build, but also requested features.
This post shows the K of KDE to stand for "Kool". I remember reading elsewhere that the K was used due to its proximity to the L of "Linux", therefore making the assertion that KDE is closely linked to Linux. Unfortunately, after a brief Google, I haven't managed to find it.
>blockquote>I have to go and install some v.slow and large application to load them.
How is this any different from Word Documents?
Since they're load-testing, I thought it was Taco's attempt to spell "break"!
Or does the Gnu on the front page look like it's toking on a big joint?
.. to the other.
First you go in casual, next you're going in wearing a Tux?
How about:
Music disks with reading difficulties?
And Legolas would fire a bazooka through Orthanc, blowing up a sheep on the other side.
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Just setup a real Windows 98 machine. Then you'd get the benefit of seeing people's faces when it crashed for real. :-)
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an episode of Transformers..
Not with Hussein still in charge. There's no way he's going to let the United States drill Iraq for oil.