In my experience, anytime I do a spyware removal ($30-$60) I offer to install Mozilla for free. I explain that if they mostly use Mozilla, they will need my services less frequently
If you taught them how to run spybot s&d and adaware for themselves as well, they would certainly need your services less frequently.
Not to sound snarky, but capitalizing off of this situation brings to mind protection rackets and the like. Well I guess that makes sense if you were also installing spyware when you are "removing" it.;)
-Eclipse sounds French. VisualStudio is a good, strong American sounding name.
"Eclipse" does come to English by way of Old French, but it is actually derived from Greek. "Studio" also comes by way of Old French from Latin. An interesting comparison:
"Visual" comes from the Latin visus (sight), from videre (to see). Studio derives from Latin studium, from studere (to devote oneself, study).
"Eclipse" comes from Greek ekleipsis, from ekleipein (to omit, fail, suffer).
By the name alone, which sounds better suited to the task of project management? To see devotedly or to omit and fail?
What I dont understand is how they intend to protect these massive sails from being shot full of holes by meteorites and space dust as it propels its way through space.
This is pure speculation on my part, but perhaps some future form of nanotechnology could be used to make self-repairing sales. Implanted sensor arrays would detect discontinuities in the sail-surface and delegate molecular assemblers to patch it.
What are they learning in that class?!
There are more projectors in that classroom than people (8:5), and everyone looks bored out of their skulls. Including the teacher (or at least a little confused).
Maybe even get rid of the Democratics and Republicans, two parties that claim to be different but are both the same cultural poison. Come on, give Nader a chance, he has some great ideas.:)
I would not say Apple is so intent on DRM. Rather as other posters have pointed out, their reliance on the RIAA for the songs sold on iTMS obligates them to respect the DRM-wishes of the RIAA (at least legally/economically, though perhaps not morally). For Apple, DRM = good business. For the RIAA, DRM = control of the recording medium = any business at all.
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If you taught them how to run spybot s&d and adaware for themselves as well, they would certainly need your services less frequently.
Not to sound snarky, but capitalizing off of this situation brings to mind protection rackets and the like. Well I guess that makes sense if you were also installing spyware when you are "removing" it.
This is beginning to sound like a Pokemon battle...
"Visual" comes from the Latin visus (sight), from videre (to see). Studio derives from Latin studium, from studere (to devote oneself, study).
"Eclipse" comes from Greek ekleipsis, from ekleipein (to omit, fail, suffer).
By the name alone, which sounds better suited to the task of project management? To see devotedly or to omit and fail?
This is pure speculation on my part, but perhaps some future form of nanotechnology could be used to make self-repairing sales. Implanted sensor arrays would detect discontinuities in the sail-surface and delegate molecular assemblers to patch it.
What are they learning in that class?! There are more projectors in that classroom than people (8:5), and everyone looks bored out of their skulls. Including the teacher (or at least a little confused).
Maybe even get rid of the Democratics and Republicans, two parties that claim to be different but are both the same cultural poison. Come on, give Nader a chance, he has some great ideas. :)
Actually, I don't think Nader is all that different.
The first rule of PATRIOT act is, you do not talk about PATRIOT act.
I would not say Apple is so intent on DRM. Rather as other posters have pointed out, their reliance on the RIAA for the songs sold on iTMS obligates them to respect the DRM-wishes of the RIAA (at least legally/economically, though perhaps not morally). For Apple, DRM = good business. For the RIAA, DRM = control of the recording medium = any business at all.
Arabic numbers are old too, but I don't see anyone proposing to change them.
Actually we use binary now. Arabic numerals are just a backwards compatibility layer for humans.
> I still couldn't resist tossing my own two cents onto the fire. You mean, in to the microwave?
Are autonomous vehicles, designed to win military-industrial funding, household robots?
> Nothing is over until we decide it is! Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no!
The Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?!
>The matrixes were ok, but didn't live up to the hype the first one caused. Don't you mean "matrices"?
Watch Serial Experiments: Lain. IPv7 promises deviceless connection between the real world and the 'net