Product Activation on products as important as antivirus apps is bad IMO. When average users are confronted with this, its easy for them to get frustrated with, and what happenes when average users get frustrated with software? They dont use it.
As with all stories about virri, here is the link to a FREE Antivirus app.
I really cant see Walmart, or any other of the big chain stores having this on their shelves.
It's not so much the quality of the game, it's the content I can see them getting hung up on.
The Washington Post reported Thursday, however, that two officials overseeing health and environmental conditions on the space station didn't sign off on the launch, instead signing a dissent that warned about ``the continued degradation'' of the environmental monitoring and health maintenance systems and exercise equipment vital to the astronauts' well being.
Shouldnt these people _have_ to agree that it's safe in order for it to keep operating?
They, after all, are the "officials overseeing health and environmental conditions". Who has to say 'yes' or 'no' and have it mean something?
I have a govt IT job where our traffic leaves a larger government network to get to the net, because of this, our surfing is heavily filtered, I personally are always getting "ACCESS DENIED" in big blue letters across my screen. I once visited a site with a review for a 256mb video card i was showing a user, i tried to reload the page, and then was met with the aforementioned blue text. They also seem to block ports, i cant even ping anything on the net.
I couldnt get on the site _before_ it was posted on slashdot, guess i'll have to wait a couple days now. I'm guessing mirrors are out of the question:)
Every keyboard has it, somewhere on the upper right-hand side, and frankly, it's pretty useless. It was included on the original IBM PC (where it also had little point). Nowadays, Excel is about the only app that takes advantage of it. When you engage Scroll Lock and press an arrow key, the active cell remains where it was and the entire spreadsheet moves (without Scroll Lock, the active-cell indicator moves to the next cell).
article here
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Actually... Windows NT = New Technology
Like it would have lasted long... if this is the editor, imagine the server!
Product Activation on products as important as antivirus apps is bad IMO. When average users are confronted with this, its easy for them to get frustrated with, and what happenes when average users get frustrated with software? They dont use it.
As with all stories about virri, here is the link to a FREE Antivirus app.
Simpsons have been mocking FOX for years...
Here is "Fox Bashing List v1.7"
Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80004005' Could not find file 'C:\inetpub\wwwroot\google\search.mdb'.
This here?
Kind of like the redneck US stereotype, but without beer to pacify.
Beer to pacify?
Maybe _I_ missed something...
of the display, i really hope they are drool proof. And no, not the drool when you walk past the pastry counter. I'm talking kids sitting in the cart.
I really cant see Walmart, or any other of the big chain stores having this on their shelves.
It's not so much the quality of the game, it's the content I can see them getting hung up on.
Dell Digital Jukebox 20GB1
Stores over 4,900 songs
(Assumes audio format is 128kbps MP3 encoding with average song length of 4 min.)
I dont know about the rest of you, but most, if not all of my music is in 192kbps.
What kind of space available are we talking about with that bitrate?
In Dreamweaver MX:
Commands > Clean up HTML
or
Commands > Clean up WORD HTML
The Washington Post reported Thursday, however, that two officials overseeing health and environmental conditions on the space station didn't sign off on the launch, instead signing a dissent that warned about ``the continued degradation'' of the environmental monitoring and health maintenance systems and exercise equipment vital to the astronauts' well being.
Shouldnt these people _have_ to agree that it's safe in order for it to keep operating? They, after all, are the "officials overseeing health and environmental conditions". Who has to say 'yes' or 'no' and have it mean something?
Basically these new light bulbs would be able to power themselves? now that's handy.
I have a govt IT job where our traffic leaves a larger government network to get to the net, because of this, our surfing is heavily filtered, I personally are always getting "ACCESS DENIED" in big blue letters across my screen. I once visited a site with a review for a 256mb video card i was showing a user, i tried to reload the page, and then was met with the aforementioned blue text. They also seem to block ports, i cant even ping anything on the net.
I couldnt get on the site _before_ it was posted on slashdot, guess i'll have to wait a couple days now. I'm guessing mirrors are out of the question :)
here, duh
Every keyboard has it, somewhere on the upper right-hand side, and frankly, it's pretty useless. It was included on the original IBM PC (where it also had little point). Nowadays, Excel is about the only app that takes advantage of it. When you engage Scroll Lock and press an arrow key, the active cell remains where it was and the entire spreadsheet moves (without Scroll Lock, the active-cell indicator moves to the next cell). article here
by going with more GUI, linux could increase its market share tenfold.