Yeah, Puppy Linux saves to USB once per session. Assuming one session per day, that gives you 2700 years. Even accounting for medical advances that may be possible, I still think you should be OK.;-)
If a company is ripping you off, but you are still using that company, then they are doing something right and is probably highly profitable - so get your revenge on them by buying their stock.
Emergencies only? First of all, you can always dial 911 on a cell phone. The only thing you need is a charged battery, no contract required. If you need more than that, get a CB radio.
Yes, you are allowed to do that. Layman tend to read laws in isolation. Lawyers look at the big picture - many laws are unconstitutional or otherwise overuled by other laws, principles and case law.
In essence, if a CD/DVD is yours, then you can do whatever the hell you need to do in order to perform the CD, except make an exact copy. Therefore, if you bought a CD, then you may copy it to a hard disc in order to perform the CD, but you are not allowed to copy the CD onto another CD.
a. kick a hole in the wall, next to the door.
b. break a window and climb in.
c. kick the door in.
d. kick the door on the lock, so that the jamb splinters and the door stys in one piece.
e....
Well, in America most houses are built from dirt and recycled cardboard, so entering via a hole in the wall is even easier than going through a door...
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Uhhh, the current journey time of the Concorde is approaching infinity. It won't be hard to beat that.
Yeah, Puppy Linux saves to USB once per session. Assuming one session per day, that gives you 2700 years. Even accounting for medical advances that may be possible, I still think you should be OK. ;-)
You deserve a medal for foolhardyness... ;-)
There are many people working on BartsPE plugins - Now that you know what to look for, some Googling just might find what you want.
Hmm, never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of punch cards... ;-)
Geez, I must be getting old. These young whipper snappers are so used to networked computers that they all think removable media is a new idea...
It can. It is called BartsPE:
http://www.nu2.nu/bootablecd/
and that should be long enough. I don't see what your problem is.
runs off a 128 MB flash dongle:
http://www.goosee.com/puppy/
It has everything you need to get a job done.
So? Just add a chain and a paint bucket filled with cement on the other end. You'll never lose the key again. BTW, I saw that on a farm...
Hmmm, I can see your wife when you call her and say that you are 'out with the girls'. You may need the 911 capability when you finally do get home...
If a company is ripping you off, but you are still using that company, then they are doing something right and is probably highly profitable - so get your revenge on them by buying their stock.
Emergencies only? First of all, you can always dial 911 on a cell phone. The only thing you need is a charged battery, no contract required. If you need more than that, get a CB radio.
Yes, you are allowed to do that. Layman tend to read laws in isolation. Lawyers look at the big picture - many laws are unconstitutional or otherwise overuled by other laws, principles and case law. In essence, if a CD/DVD is yours, then you can do whatever the hell you need to do in order to perform the CD, except make an exact copy. Therefore, if you bought a CD, then you may copy it to a hard disc in order to perform the CD, but you are not allowed to copy the CD onto another CD.
Exactly, all that Symantec has to do is write a few viruses that MS Antiwhatever cannot fix. That is called survival of the sleeziest...
Well, refer to my Pink Panther signature below:
So, is it time to insist on Sell By Dates on electronics? That sounds a like a good way to avoid purchasing stale products.
Hmm, a dog has an IQ of about 1 and it can use a doggy door. Heck, even a cat manages it...
just make it fail open - locks are fairly useless against real burglers anyway.
a. kick a hole in the wall, next to the door. b. break a window and climb in. c. kick the door in. d. kick the door on the lock, so that the jamb splinters and the door stys in one piece. e. ...
Well, in America most houses are built from dirt and recycled cardboard, so entering via a hole in the wall is even easier than going through a door...
Do they at least include a free towel with each intelligent door knob?
Well, it is obvious - someone would have to pay me to use Windows XP and that is what Dell is doing.
That highly intelligent quote is of course from The Pink Panther.
which were killed by the viruses. Nuff sed.