Well, even free anti-crudware wasn't able to put paid for anti-crudware companies out of business and why would miscreants suddenly stop writing crudware anyway?
Hmm, I installed Windows Web Server the other day on a garden variety Dell PE750 server, and it did not have the required ethernet driver for the Intel 1GB ethernet port. I had to reboot with Knoppix, to download the driver from Intel's web site and save the file to a USB stick, then reboot Windoze to install it...
I call bull on that. No geek will ever call anyone 'you idiot'. They may call you any number of other derogatory things, but 'idiot'??? No - never - that word is simply not part of modern slang...
Got to agree there. All modern Linux distros are pretty darn good and super easy to install and maintain. I regularly use Mandriva, Fedora, Suse and Ubuntu - they have all pretty much caught up with Mandriva, which used to be the ease of use leader. However, Mandriva diskdrake is still the best. Installing an encrypted software RAID with a journaled file system is super easy with Mandriva and almost not worth trying with any other distro.
Yeah, it is funny to see someone use than the right way, however, using then exclusively instead of than is not wrong, just archaic. Go read some William Shakespeare and you'll notice that the word than doesn't exist in Elizabethan English.
I find cooking very easy and variety is no problem: McDonalds, Arbey's, Subway Sandwiches, Dairy Queen, A&W, Tim Horton's, Burger King, KFC, Pizza Hut, Dominos...
The *real* reason for the slowdown in growth is that Worldcom/MCI is not fudging the growth numbers anymore. Previous growth and usage numbers were pure BS, now it is only partial BS...
Re:Posession of a controlled substance
on
Cocaine Biosensor
·
· Score: 0
Cocaine isn't necessarily illegal. You can buy cocaine in a drug store. It is part of many common cold and head-ache medicines. It is widely prescribed by dentists and doctors. So testing people indiscriminately for cocaine use is always bound to be controvercial.
Actually, in Elizabethan English, 'then' is used exclusively and means the same as 'than' - there is no 'than'. Go and read some plays by William the Shaky Spear Man.
Technically, Elizabethan English is Modern English, so the use of 'then' instead of 'than' is not as wrong as you believe, just old fashioned...:)
The size of the population doesn't matter. A people driven system is scalable to any number of people. India is the world's largest democracy. They also use pencil and paper.
Slashdot Mirror
Well, even free anti-crudware wasn't able to put paid for anti-crudware companies out of business and why would miscreants suddenly stop writing crudware anyway?
Why stop now, just when I'm hating it?
Hmm, I guess one problem is that no-one cares...
Yes, it does actually - Codeweavers sees to it.
Well, nobody said that you *have* to upgrade X. You brought all that pleasure over yourself... :)
Hmm, I installed Windows Web Server the other day on a garden variety Dell PE750 server, and it did not have the required ethernet driver for the Intel 1GB ethernet port. I had to reboot with Knoppix, to download the driver from Intel's web site and save the file to a USB stick, then reboot Windoze to install it...
I call bull on that. No geek will ever call anyone 'you idiot'. They may call you any number of other derogatory things, but 'idiot'??? No - never - that word is simply not part of modern slang...
Knoppix, Puppy Linux, Mandriva One, Ubuntu Live...
Any Linux LiveCD does exactly what you want!
Tripple click, middle click, enter
Sounds like tap dancing...
Got to agree there. All modern Linux distros are pretty darn good and super easy to install and maintain. I regularly use Mandriva, Fedora, Suse and Ubuntu - they have all pretty much caught up with Mandriva, which used to be the ease of use leader. However, Mandriva diskdrake is still the best. Installing an encrypted software RAID with a journaled file system is super easy with Mandriva and almost not worth trying with any other distro.
Yeah, it is funny to see someone use than the right way, however, using then exclusively instead of than is not wrong, just archaic. Go read some William Shakespeare and you'll notice that the word than doesn't exist in Elizabethan English.
I find cooking very easy and variety is no problem: McDonalds, Arbey's, Subway Sandwiches, Dairy Queen, A&W, Tim Horton's, Burger King, KFC, Pizza Hut, Dominos...
I don't have Internet - I use Firefox...
The *real* reason for the slowdown in growth is that Worldcom/MCI is not fudging the growth numbers anymore. Previous growth and usage numbers were pure BS, now it is only partial BS...
Cocaine isn't necessarily illegal. You can buy cocaine in a drug store. It is part of many common cold and head-ache medicines. It is widely prescribed by dentists and doctors. So testing people indiscriminately for cocaine use is always bound to be controvercial.
First, I think you have to read a little booklet by Dale Carnegie: "How to make friends and influence people".
Making demands and staging revolts is only going to get *you* fired. It won't resolve any of the technical problems.
Every female armed with a credit card must be contravening the 'buy it now' patent... *duck!*
Actually, in Elizabethan English, 'then' is used exclusively and means the same as 'than' - there is no 'than'. Go and read some plays by William the Shaky Spear Man.
:)
Technically, Elizabethan English is Modern English, so the use of 'then' instead of 'than' is not as wrong as you believe, just old fashioned...
Well, spy sats are good enough to see the expression on your face, so be careful where you do your pr0n surfing...
Yeah, McAffee did that to me once and I could not put the file back either. That was the last time I use McAffee...
Bear in mind though that people create history - history doesn't create people.
Hmmm, I thought the general American consensus was 6000 years?
No need to wonder, just tune in to CNN and VOA.
Speaking of tigers: "If you have a tiger by the tail and it wants to run away, you should let it..."
The size of the population doesn't matter. A people driven system is scalable to any number of people. India is the world's largest democracy. They also use pencil and paper.
Well, uhh - how is this different from Linux or any other nix? Making a router is an almost trivial task nowadays