I was just in Orlando this past week, 45 minutes away from Cape Canaveral. I flew home last night, so if it had launched just a day or two earlier I would've been able to see it live...darn. Either way, I'm glad that this launch went smoothly, any more problems would be very very bad for NASA at this point.
Why is this so annoying to you? If you have a BT client installed, FF/IE will automatically launch the client when you click on a torrent link, so inbuilt BT support won't really make it any easier for you.
If you actually read the article you'll see that he was sitting outside someone's house in his SUV using his laptop. That is quite different from simply tacking onto your neighbor's network, he was outside the house sitting there for the sole purpose of leeching off his internet connection. While the Microsoft analogy is a bit stiff, at least read the article before you all go crazy.
Two is perfect for me. I have a 19" crt as my main monitor, placed directly in front of me. To the right of that, I have a 17" crt that I use for tasks that I like to have available all the time, like IM and winamp. I do all my main work on the monitor on front of me, and to change music or send a friend an IM, I just have to glance to the right and there everything is, no minimizing or moving windows.
What if you want to be able to run firefox on computers where it isn't installed? I use this at my school so I don't have to use IE on any of the many computers I use during the day.
I can understand why the prosecutor wouldn't want to subject the kid to all the media attention, but he shouldn't hold back from pressing charges. We can't let the "presumably already troubled kid" off the hook just because he's troubled. The fact that he may not have been thinking clearly or acting of his own free will doesn't make him any less dangerous if he is the one who started the fire.
The most interesting part is that the papers are scanned versions of the originals and the search tool actually recognizes the handwritten text from these images.
How else would it search handwritten documents? Am I missing something here?
I thought wine only simulated the Windows API calls, so you still need to be running the program on the native windows cpu, x86. Can someone explain how this works on PPC?
I'm the same way, I went 13GB, 40GB, 120GB, 250GB. From the sizes, I'm guessing I could probably be your kid. Also of note is that I think each drive was cheaper than the one before it. I'm not sure about the 13GB because it came with my first computer, but my 40GB was $200, my 120GB was $180, and my 250GB was $150. It's really hard to put limits on how large hard drives will go. When I got my 40GB hard drive, I was sure I'd never fill it up; now I have my 120 and 250 in my computer and both almost full (digital video). This is all over a span of only 3 or 4 years, it's almost scary to think where we'll be in another 10 years.
You can't hide behind Mozilla -or anything for the matter. Malware no longer requires you to click 'ok' to something. It just hijacks your system on page load.
This isn't true with Mozilla/Opera/Konquerer/Anything that's not IE. Get your facts straight.
This is a big problem in Dance Dance Revolution. I was playing at my friend's house on his fancy new plasma TV and the music was a little bit ahead of the arrows onscreen. Luckily the game has an option to compensate for this, but it took us a while to figure out what was wrong.
Have you heard of the Nullsoft Scriptable Install System or Inno Setup? I've made a few installers using Inno Setup and installed a few programs that use NSIS. They're both very powerful, easy to use, and free.
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This is an announcement for GTK 2.4. I don't know whether GIMP 2.0 will use GTK 2.4.
GIMP 2.0 will use whatever 2.x Gtk+ you have installed, they're all binary compatible.
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I was just in Orlando this past week, 45 minutes away from Cape Canaveral. I flew home last night, so if it had launched just a day or two earlier I would've been able to see it live...darn. Either way, I'm glad that this launch went smoothly, any more problems would be very very bad for NASA at this point.
Why is this so annoying to you? If you have a BT client installed, FF/IE will automatically launch the client when you click on a torrent link, so inbuilt BT support won't really make it any easier for you.
If you actually read the article you'll see that he was sitting outside someone's house in his SUV using his laptop. That is quite different from simply tacking onto your neighbor's network, he was outside the house sitting there for the sole purpose of leeching off his internet connection. While the Microsoft analogy is a bit stiff, at least read the article before you all go crazy.
Two is perfect for me. I have a 19" crt as my main monitor, placed directly in front of me. To the right of that, I have a 17" crt that I use for tasks that I like to have available all the time, like IM and winamp. I do all my main work on the monitor on front of me, and to change music or send a friend an IM, I just have to glance to the right and there everything is, no minimizing or moving windows.
mp3 player has become the generic name for all these gadgets. It's must easier than saying "digital media player" or "digital music file player".
What if you want to be able to run firefox on computers where it isn't installed? I use this at my school so I don't have to use IE on any of the many computers I use during the day.
I can understand why the prosecutor wouldn't want to subject the kid to all the media attention, but he shouldn't hold back from pressing charges. We can't let the "presumably already troubled kid" off the hook just because he's troubled. The fact that he may not have been thinking clearly or acting of his own free will doesn't make him any less dangerous if he is the one who started the fire.
If you read the story, it says that they were caught and the kids told the real police what happened.
The most interesting part is that the papers are scanned versions of the originals and the search tool actually recognizes the handwritten text from these images.
How else would it search handwritten documents? Am I missing something here?
Have the game designers taken into account left-handed people? I wouldn't be able to use the stylus and the d-pad at the same time.
Without sex the human race would die off. Sex is a necessary biological function.
I thought wine only simulated the Windows API calls, so you still need to be running the program on the native windows cpu, x86. Can someone explain how this works on PPC?
I'm the same way, I went 13GB, 40GB, 120GB, 250GB. From the sizes, I'm guessing I could probably be your kid. Also of note is that I think each drive was cheaper than the one before it. I'm not sure about the 13GB because it came with my first computer, but my 40GB was $200, my 120GB was $180, and my 250GB was $150. It's really hard to put limits on how large hard drives will go. When I got my 40GB hard drive, I was sure I'd never fill it up; now I have my 120 and 250 in my computer and both almost full (digital video). This is all over a span of only 3 or 4 years, it's almost scary to think where we'll be in another 10 years.
Here you go :-)
Have you ever heard of VNC?
Only two days ago. It's the third result in a search for '64-bit virus.' Maybe some day the editors will read their own site.
You can't hide behind Mozilla -or anything for the matter. Malware no longer requires you to click 'ok' to something. It just hijacks your system on page load.
This isn't true with Mozilla/Opera/Konquerer/Anything that's not IE. Get your facts straight.
Well the image rendering library is named libpr0n :)
Is it possible now or in the near future to do an update from 9.0 to 9.1 using just YaST, without downloading new CD images?
I've been using TightVNC, but Ultra looks cool. I'll try it, thanks for the suggestion.
My first ten for windows:
0. Security updates
1. Firefox
2. Gaim
3. Thunderbird
4. Cygwin
5. Openoffice
6. 7-zip
7. X-Chat
8. Nero
9. Visual Studio
10. VNC
Yes, it's 11, but security updates aren't really a program.
I reinstall an average of two or three times a year, for various reasons.
This is a big problem in Dance Dance Revolution. I was playing at my friend's house on his fancy new plasma TV and the music was a little bit ahead of the arrows onscreen. Luckily the game has an option to compensate for this, but it took us a while to figure out what was wrong.
This article seems more like a chance for him to brag about all his fancy new toys than a true rant...
Have you heard of the Nullsoft Scriptable Install System or Inno Setup? I've made a few installers using Inno Setup and installed a few programs that use NSIS. They're both very powerful, easy to use, and free.
This is an announcement for GTK 2.4. I don't know whether GIMP 2.0 will use GTK 2.4.
GIMP 2.0 will use whatever 2.x Gtk+ you have installed, they're all binary compatible.