You greatly reduce the noise production by, twice every year, wiping all dust off the cooler-fans and fan-blades (especially onderneath where it's hard to reach) with a toothbrush (not your own).
Although it's sort of a technical duplicate; it looks simple and sturdy. But more important:
"Officials expect local companies to save $40 million in licensing fees thanks to the card, in addition to profiting from sales."
If enough companies use this, it will be the standard for, say, at least ten years. So everybody complaining 'great, just wat we need; another standard'; please think again.
It's not really bloat. It is a fast and efficient way to store the bookmarks. I hope SQLite is going to be used for many more programs as people will have it on their systems anyway.
Once you have installed SQLite you don't have to configure anything. I used it for a tiny guestbook that I wrote for fun.
People that have sqlite and php-sqlite installed with their apache can drop the files on their webserver and they have an instant databased guestbook that is easy to backup.
About seven years ago I switched to linux. I locked myself up in my room and forced myself to RTFMs. It was new, hard and exciting to me.
I used to be a slackware user. At some point, about four years ago, I decided to use debian and debian-based distributions.
I hated it and it felt stupid. Lot's of things I was used to worked differently. I kept trying and a few weeks later I had it sorta under control.
Now, I can really understand that somebody who is not geek, sees no reason to learn things that they know again on another platform. People like to do what they are good at. People don't like to feel stupid. You only learn new stuff when you find it important, interesting or need it to reach a higher goal.
Don't do routers already 'efficiently devide' amongst the intermediate nodes, if necessary, by monitoring used/free bandwidth? Isn't the effect the same?
I might be wrong; I just though this already sort of happens.
To MS: The customer will not switch (and get used) to open software thus MS has more time to adjust their prices to India's market and retain their income.
To customer: Does not have to ask an aquintence to burn the CD.
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It's not important that people will use open-source software for writing documents.
It's more important that MS supports ODF.
You greatly reduce the noise production by, twice every year, wiping all dust off the cooler-fans and fan-blades (especially onderneath where it's hard to reach) with a toothbrush (not your own).
You 'll be surprised.
Although it's sort of a technical duplicate; it looks simple and sturdy. But more important:
"Officials expect local companies to save $40 million in licensing fees thanks to the card, in addition to profiting from sales."
If enough companies use this, it will be the standard for, say, at least ten years. So everybody complaining 'great, just wat we need; another standard'; please think again.
It's sort of a paradox.
They could just file the use of patents as bug-reports so the FOSS community can actually be aware of it and DO something about it.
But I guess it would be against their strategy to avoid people from using their patented ideas.
Or even if it is your own mustache that you grow?
And cheap plastic surgery application will skyrocket; not with the goal to become 'prettier'.
And I'm pretty sure the computer won't be able to recognize the face after the facial.
It's a question of time 'till there 's a law that forbids to wear anything that partially covers your face in certain public areas.
I think I have about ten years 'till computers are able to interpret my front-head as a 'face' so I'm safe.
I'm sure it was a user error.
Watch out if you use this.
Don't set your repository list to 'stable'; cause it will only leave you a notepad and a calculator.
From the Homeland-security-dept.
I don't agree with you. All auxilery modular options an an 'mech' with extensions make it look kooler.
l &q=mech
http://images.google.nl/images?svnum=10&um=1&hl=n
I would instantly loose trust if Shuttleworth were on stage with them.
It's not really bloat. It is a fast and efficient way to store the bookmarks. I hope SQLite is going to be used for many more programs as people will have it on their systems anyway.
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Once you have installed SQLite you don't have to configure anything. I used it for a tiny guestbook that I wrote for fun.
People that have sqlite and php-sqlite installed with their apache can drop the files on their webserver and they have an instant databased guestbook that is easy to backup.
http://home.deds.nl/~tribbin/pub/guestbook-0.1.ta
What you pay for is garanteed hardware compatibility.
Etch for practice, Sid for fun/bugreporting; Ubuntu for my friends/family.
No reason to switch.
Oi, I found the tone of your post quite disturbing so I looked up your other posts.
You have very nice ratings and your posts are insightful but some are quite disturbing, to me.
Take it easy on the potential hypocrites. People are just people.
http://slashdot.org/~timmarhy/
Is it really worth offending and accusing people?
http://slashdot.org/~timmarhy/freaks/
About seven years ago I switched to linux. I locked myself up in my room and forced myself to RTFMs. It was new, hard and exciting to me.
I used to be a slackware user. At some point, about four years ago, I decided to use debian and debian-based distributions.
I hated it and it felt stupid. Lot's of things I was used to worked differently. I kept trying and a few weeks later I had it sorta under control.
Now, I can really understand that somebody who is not geek, sees no reason to learn things that they know again on another platform. People like to do what they are good at. People don't like to feel stupid. You only learn new stuff when you find it important, interesting or need it to reach a higher goal.
"Is Linux out of Touch With the Average User?"
No; it's the other way around:
It's because the avarage user is out of touch with linux, in the logical sense. At least in Soviet Russia.
OMG, you might be identified by your fetish!
Don't do routers already 'efficiently devide' amongst the intermediate nodes, if necessary, by monitoring used/free bandwidth? Isn't the effect the same?
I might be wrong; I just though this already sort of happens.
"It seems that the creator missed the point entirely."
Or you missed the intentional joke of finding the edge of what the creator can/can't do.
I was joking about the stereotypical big-muscled-black-guy-phobia.
Wow, you dared to reply that non-anonynously?
Bet you didn't check his website. Scared the shit out of me.
To MS:
The customer will not switch (and get used) to open software thus MS has more time to adjust their prices to India's market and retain their income.
To customer:
Does not have to ask an aquintence to burn the CD.
It would be cool to have the buttons go blue, with in the middle the white letters on your keyboard.