Keep that BBS running, by the time your 18 you can have your own ISP! then buy some Cisco, Intel, & Microsoft Stock...and would it kill you to start saving for a car now? That '84 Fiero sucked ass! By the way: Fridays lotto numbers will be....
Why on earth would someone try to get a refund from a company they didn't buy the OS from? It's my understanding that when you buy a "brand name" laptop(ie. IBM, Sony, Compuke...ect...)that you are not only getting the laptop, but the OS from them as well, which I always thought that they bought it from M$. It's all about name recognition, if you can live with a "no name" laptop, where you can choose what goes into it (usually cheaper as well), then where's the big deal?
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I believe it was Neoware that I saw when I was down there.
I was actually down there a few months ago, and I can say from a first had look at the place, that it's a very nice and neat setup. Even if you never worked on a thin client their setup was fast, easy and almost no learning curve. And being a somewhat of a "Windows guy" I have to admit that Linux is a viable choice for any organization.
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I work in a Visual FoxPro Shop!!!
I've got a few games that I'd love to see remade.
Rise of the Dragon, (anyone remember that one?)
Stellar 7 (not the Nova 9 crap Sierra came out with as a "sequal")
Gabriel Knight:Sins of the Father (In my book, the all time best adventure game.)
Star Trek/Star Trek:Judgement Rights
I'd really like to see some remakes of the old Lucasarts adventure games(Loom, Day of the Tentacle, and of course: Monkey Island!)
I guess a viable question on slashdot is considered offtopic. -=sigh=-
what stunt doubles are for?
Keep that BBS running, by the time your 18 you can have your own ISP! then buy some Cisco, Intel, & Microsoft Stock...and would it kill you to start saving for a car now? That '84 Fiero sucked ass! By the way: Fridays lotto numbers will be....
a lousy $200 with taxes taken out....oh well.. at least I still have a job.
Why on earth would someone try to get a refund from a company they didn't buy the OS from? It's my understanding that when you buy a "brand name" laptop(ie. IBM, Sony, Compuke...ect...)that you are not only getting the laptop, but the OS from them as well, which I always thought that they bought it from M$. It's all about name recognition, if you can live with a "no name" laptop, where you can choose what goes into it (usually cheaper as well), then where's the big deal?
I believe it was Neoware that I saw when I was down there.
I was actually down there a few months ago, and I can say from a first had look at the place, that it's a very nice and neat setup. Even if you never worked on a thin client their setup was fast, easy and almost no learning curve. And being a somewhat of a "Windows guy" I have to admit that Linux is a viable choice for any organization.