You have 30 days to activate windows. Plenty of time to download patches.
Also, you don't automatically get any kind of implicit internet connection - you have to set it up. That gives you plenty of opportunity to click on "protect my computer by limiting... blah blah blah" before making your first connection.
ksh for scripts every time. Works properly with every commercial Unix I've used, and it's not likely to go away any time soon.
Interactively, it's zsh all the way for me. Though I'm a die-hard 'vi' fan, I use 'bindkey -e' as I preferred the rapid line editing of emacs mode in older versions of zsh and I'm very nifty with it now.
For ksh on Linux systems, you can make zsh look and behave near 100% compatible with ksh (88?) by invoking zsh as 'ksh' (via a symlink/hardlink), and there's also the 'pdksh' package.
There are instructions for this, but basically you use "MozillaFirebird -remote openURL(%s,new-tab)", or write a simple shell script that eventually runs "mozilla-xremote-client openURL(%s,new-tab)".
It also pisses me off when I'm trying to do telephone support for a friend/relative/client, and the items I'm trying to describe *aren't* on the menus.
I think a lot of people think this way. The gap between a legitimate product and a pirate copy is too wide.
It's a bit of a smack in the face to the rest of the world though. Play by the rules, stay legitmate, get shafted (price-wise). Pirate to your heart's content, get discounts. Nice.
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Maybe that's why the fuck it'd need to be activated, you turd.
You have 30 days to activate windows. Plenty of time to download patches.
Also, you don't automatically get any kind of implicit internet connection - you have to set it up. That gives you plenty of opportunity to click on "protect my computer by limiting... blah blah blah" before making your first connection.
Get a grip.
Who's the idiot?
Incidentally, what are "props"?
Or did you just pull this out of your arse?
19:56 cyprus ~ % uname -a
Linux cyprus 2.4.18-newpmac #1 Thu Mar 14 22:44:49 EST 2002 ppc GNU/Linux
Duh, that'll be the incorrect spelling of "courageous" in the title, twat.
Oh, how we chortled. Chortle, chortle!
Interactively, it's zsh all the way for me. Though I'm a die-hard 'vi' fan, I use 'bindkey -e' as I preferred the rapid line editing of emacs mode in older versions of zsh and I'm very nifty with it now.
For ksh on Linux systems, you can make zsh look and behave near 100% compatible with ksh (88?) by invoking zsh as 'ksh' (via a symlink/hardlink), and there's also the 'pdksh' package.
Been to Russia recently?
Follow the gourd
Yeah, 'cos they rarely get to see somebody naked.
It works for me!
I believe it's called "public relations".
Also consider the problem of people having their "friends" write a big "S" on their forehead whilst drunk etc.
It's a tricky one, but "cleansing" sounds distinctly 1930's Germany.
It also pisses me off when I'm trying to do telephone support for a friend/relative/client, and the items I'm trying to describe *aren't* on the menus.
God bless America.
mod parent up, somebody
However, what's being proposed in China is discounted prices for retail boxed goods.
Yeah, look how well the campaign has gone in Iraq.
PS2 games are regionally coded.
It's a bit of a smack in the face to the rest of the world though. Play by the rules, stay legitmate, get shafted (price-wise). Pirate to your heart's content, get discounts. Nice.
Pray, tell us about this...
http://fetchyahoo.sourceforge.net/
http://yahoopops.sourceforge.net/