The first Opera 7 release on Linux is version 7.11, bringing Opera for Linux up to the same level of development as Windows, with Opera 7.11 for Windows being released just last week.
None of your "Interesting notes" have anything to do with wasting time at work. These are all common life events that everyone experiences. Imagine the Final Fantasy writer saying "I'm going to go scuba diving because I might get an inspiration about goo".
Yes, Slashdot can serve out large dynamic pages to tens of thousands of people for each article they post, but they can't afford the bandwidth for that single page that they link to, which is only viewed by about one third of the Slashdotters even when availability isn't a problem.
Nice conspiracy theory, idiot.
What, no advertising budget? You forget that the reason people actually recognize and purchase most of the CD's out there is because the labels spend millions promoting them.
But back to reality... how often does that actually happen? Often enough to make up for the lack of obscurity? Depends on the application, I suppose. The point is that open source is not ALWAYS the most secure option.
Yes, we're going to liberate a country spending billions of dollars and hundreds of our own lives, and then we're going to pay billions more to non-US companies to rebuild it, getting nothing in return.
You have no vision. There's a reason people like you never get to lead this country.
You know, every fact in this rant was also true 5 years ago, yet MS is still dominating the numbers today. In other words, thanks for the pointless post.
I fail to see how NASCAR is more complex than any other form of auto racing, including ones that require the drivers to turn BOTH WAYS and don't inhibit technology as NASCAR does.
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The first Opera 7 release on Linux is version 7.11, bringing Opera for Linux up to the same level of development as Windows, with Opera 7.11 for Windows being released just last week.
Hah!
None of your "Interesting notes" have anything to do with wasting time at work. These are all common life events that everyone experiences. Imagine the Final Fantasy writer saying "I'm going to go scuba diving because I might get an inspiration about goo".
Artists have a habit of calling any time-wasting activity "inspirational" and declaring that it improves their so-called "work".
After reading this, I am guessing that you would say the existence of the current DVD rental market is a figment of the world's imagination.
...is my best friend.
Yes, Slashdot can serve out large dynamic pages to tens of thousands of people for each article they post, but they can't afford the bandwidth for that single page that they link to, which is only viewed by about one third of the Slashdotters even when availability isn't a problem. Nice conspiracy theory, idiot.
It's probably the highest elevation in all of the midwest. ... half of which should actually be called the mideast or midnorth.
How is it not free? If you don't like it, don't listen to it. There's plenty of other music out there.
What MS email client runs as root?
A "fair" price is what the public is willing to pay, not what you would like to pay.
So who do I call for Audacity support?
So is "unconstitutional amendment" a paradox?
What, no advertising budget? You forget that the reason people actually recognize and purchase most of the CD's out there is because the labels spend millions promoting them.
Socialism, comrade.
An excuse to fear that which he does not understand?
But back to reality... how often does that actually happen? Often enough to make up for the lack of obscurity? Depends on the application, I suppose. The point is that open source is not ALWAYS the most secure option.
That depends on which state you are in, I believe.
Yes, we're going to liberate a country spending billions of dollars and hundreds of our own lives, and then we're going to pay billions more to non-US companies to rebuild it, getting nothing in return. You have no vision. There's a reason people like you never get to lead this country.
You know, every fact in this rant was also true 5 years ago, yet MS is still dominating the numbers today. In other words, thanks for the pointless post.
Funny, isn't it.
Just print everything at work.
More accurate sales numbers for most software is probably publicly available. There wouldn't be much of a point to this.
Yes, pushrod V8's and family sedan aerodynamics are really taking us to new heights of technological advancement.
I fail to see how NASCAR is more complex than any other form of auto racing, including ones that require the drivers to turn BOTH WAYS and don't inhibit technology as NASCAR does.
Too bad it's ugly and domestic.