Thats stupid, Its like saying you don't have to agree to Microsofts Eulas when clearly if you want to get anything done in a business world you have to.
I, for one, would be happy if militaries poured their money into robotic soldiers. Perhaps one day all wars would be fought with robotics and human casualities would be a fraction of what they were before. Unlikely I know, but perhaps...
I understand the arguments of America having less population density then South Korea, however I still don't see how this stops fibre from being deployed in the dense areas such as capitol cities, there is a large population density in those areas so why aren't they deploying there?
The Antartic has beed divided up already and Australia has a majority stake in it, Australian Antartic Territory has its own stamps these days and is counted as part of Australia's territories along with places such as Papua New Guinne and Christmas Island (of goatse fame)
Australia came to own this stake in 1961 when a treaty was signed by us and 11 other countries and since then 45 more countries have signed the agreement.
More information here and a complete list of signitories here
Yes but you are forgetting point a. ungodly slow and it is. I strongly suspect if it didn't load that stupid dog or whatever it is that it would go a bit faster.
How can you call anyone who basically took a plain by force using a stanly knife resourceful? That isn't that hard to do if you and enough friends want to.
I've used many many Windows XP systems in various states of decay and I can say that XP can take a beating before it finally dies. The single most impressive recovery I've seen XP do is a card driver failure causing a revery to standard VGA drivers without a reboot. There was a blank screen then "Windows has encountered a serious problem with your video card drivers and has reverted to standard drivers" in 256 colour glory. I was impressed.
However it does beg the question of why windows needs a restart to install video drivers when clearly it can change them on the fly if needed.
That would be a bad idea, a number of "Chat-bots" have been programmed specifically to pass the turing test and some have been quite successful. To the layperson they seem as if they are actually people, however a programmer can spot repeated lines and strings a lot easier then a Judge.
I once flew to Taiwan to have major dental work done for half the price in a very up-to-date hospital plus an added bonus of a holiday. I'd do it again.
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And it does what exactly?
Thats stupid, Its like saying you don't have to agree to Microsofts Eulas when clearly if you want to get anything done in a business world you have to.
How about support for Gmail accounts in the mail program? Like outlook can handle hotmail accounts. That would be totally sweet.
They could even draw ideas from Gmails conversations in the way they display mail.
How about a new Theme? I personaly dispise the current theme and the way the various toolbars interact within mozilla.
Also how about a way to manage Mozilla using Windows group policies?
What about a MSI package?
I, for one, would be happy if militaries poured their money into robotic soldiers. Perhaps one day all wars would be fought with robotics and human casualities would be a fraction of what they were before. Unlikely I know, but perhaps...
I understand the arguments of America having less population density then South Korea, however I still don't see how this stops fibre from being deployed in the dense areas such as capitol cities, there is a large population density in those areas so why aren't they deploying there?
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The Antartic has beed divided up already and Australia has a majority stake in it, Australian Antartic Territory has its own stamps these days and is counted as part of Australia's territories along with places such as Papua New Guinne and Christmas Island (of goatse fame)
Australia came to own this stake in 1961 when a treaty was signed by us and 11 other countries and since then 45 more countries have signed the agreement.
More information here and a complete list of signitories here
A nifty map can be found in PDF form here
And an example of the stamps here
note New Zealands crappy share... suck on that kiwi's
I don't see any problems using this sort of device in a place such as Australia, at any given place you are lucky to have more then 7 FM stations.
Because then you get Wallmart, and we all know how bad that is for everyone.
You should start paying attention to your spam.
Are you suggesting a thousand foot long antenna is not impressive? That thing must be huge!
I knew you were going to say that.
I'll give you a hint at what 98% of users will do when they save a file.
Either
A. Save it to My Documents
B. Save it to C:\
Subfolders are right out.
Yes but you are forgetting point a. ungodly slow and it is. I strongly suspect if it didn't load that stupid dog or whatever it is that it would go a bit faster.
How can you call anyone who basically took a plain by force using a stanly knife resourceful? That isn't that hard to do if you and enough friends want to.
I've used many many Windows XP systems in various states of decay and I can say that XP can take a beating before it finally dies. The single most impressive recovery I've seen XP do is a card driver failure causing a revery to standard VGA drivers without a reboot. There was a blank screen then "Windows has encountered a serious problem with your video card drivers and has reverted to standard drivers" in 256 colour glory. I was impressed.
However it does beg the question of why windows needs a restart to install video drivers when clearly it can change them on the fly if needed.
What the hell? INT 18 calls BASIC if it is in ROM... Why the hell don't bios's have that anymore? I feel ripped.
Its only called ADSL when the connection is Asymetric, meaning the upload and download speeds are not equal. When they become equal it will be SDSL.
Why do Americans say they could care less? It implies that they do, in fact, care.
Every person from every other country that uses that phrase says "I couldn't care less".
Sorry but what is with that?
Yeah but the British gave America the spice girls so it kinda evens out.
Thats exactly why I'm waiting for the dust to settle on this whole "Anesthetic" thing. They don't even know how the hell it works.
Yes, and I'm sure her girlfriend thinks so too
That would be a bad idea, a number of "Chat-bots" have been programmed specifically to pass the turing test and some have been quite successful. To the layperson they seem as if they are actually people, however a programmer can spot repeated lines and strings a lot easier then a Judge.
I once flew to Taiwan to have major dental work done for half the price in a very up-to-date hospital plus an added bonus of a holiday. I'd do it again.