I think their test setups are entirely Hetero, dude. However, it's rather difficult to have every possible machine configuration represented. I mean, think of the permutations! Why won't anyone think of the permutations?
I wrote about a similar demographic shift a few months ago, with regard to parents becoming more involved in video gaming with their children (and how the Wii and games like Guitar Hero help that process immensely).
I would keep trying; I use XP at home, but I used Ubuntu at work for six months. My only Vista experience has been when I borrow my GF's laptop, but that's been enough to make me think that I'd rather use Ubuntu than Vista.:)
Not exactly, but it does work for MS's current tactic of throwing billions around and seeing who bites. In that sense, it's exactly like the fisherman's definition of trolling. Or, to be a bit more fair to Microsoft, the "trawling" spelling variant could be used.
See above reply; essentially, the two complement each other. Grass works on a large scale, such as what is envisioned for corn-based biofuel, whereas waste oil works on a small scale.
The person I replied to stated that waste oil was not workable on a large scale. And grass is not workable on a small scale. Combine the two, and you have a viable course of action for both large and small scale biofuel resources.
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How can you be sure he's white?
I'll need to hear that in triplicate before I believe it.
That's no planet - it's a moon.
No, wait, I think I screwed that up.
That just means it's Professional.
;-))
(Seriously - exiting programs? Turning your machine off at night? That's for losers.
Roger. Your turn. Over.
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Seriously, though, that *is* one of my favourite episodes to feature Wesley. That, and the one with Ashley Judd.
Okay, great. So instead of Grey Goo, we're going to end up with a Red Goo situation?
I think their test setups are entirely Hetero, dude. However, it's rather difficult to have every possible machine configuration represented. I mean, think of the permutations! Why won't anyone think of the permutations?
I have discovered the final solution:
They attack the weak point for massive damage!
There was never a big bang - Chuck Norris simply stubbed his toe.
This event has never been repeated.
I wrote about a similar demographic shift a few months ago, with regard to parents becoming more involved in video gaming with their children (and how the Wii and games like Guitar Hero help that process immensely).
I would keep trying; I use XP at home, but I used Ubuntu at work for six months. My only Vista experience has been when I borrow my GF's laptop, but that's been enough to make me think that I'd rather use Ubuntu than Vista. :)
Clearly, it makes them offspring of Jonathan Frakes.
Not exactly, but it does work for MS's current tactic of throwing billions around and seeing who bites. In that sense, it's exactly like the fisherman's definition of trolling. Or, to be a bit more fair to Microsoft, the "trawling" spelling variant could be used.
See above reply; essentially, the two complement each other. Grass works on a large scale, such as what is envisioned for corn-based biofuel, whereas waste oil works on a small scale.
The person I replied to stated that waste oil was not workable on a large scale. And grass is not workable on a small scale. Combine the two, and you have a viable course of action for both large and small scale biofuel resources.
Did you know that common garden grass can be converted into ethanol?
That negates most of the things you just used as scattershot.
DRM, most likely.
... or they could be trying to create a poison pill scenario that Microsoft will be unwilling to swallow.
Dang, I wish my Thunderbird filter would learn to bounce YahooGroups invitations as spam. I'm getting sick of them.
Privacy has always been achieved at the expense of convenience.
Just like security.
The Canuk's won't accept an ID card. They have just as many guns and ammo as the US does and they really don't like being screwed with.
:))
I, as a BC resident, certainly don't see the point. It's an added complication to solve a problem that passports already handle.
(Can you tell that I got my passport already?
I was about to suggest a MacBook Air, but then I noticed the bit about burning DVD backups.
Aside from that, I have no idea.
Just don't forget to turn it off when you're done.
:)
"I'm a doctor, not a lightbulb."
My Razr has the solution for that: Activate voice mode, say "Lookup {name}", and it shows me the number and waits for me to confirm before dialing.
:)
I've owned it for two years, and I only started playing with this feature a week ago.