Exactly, I install free SW on all the PCs I fix, but that is because I don't like fixing crap all the time and don't need this type of repeat customers. A computer shop however has different motivations.
Uhmmm, Dell sells machines with Linux preloaded. They will even sell machines with Your Own disk image preloaded. I would think they are a major vendor...
"could make the production of digital entertainment significantly less profitable" Well, I fail to understand why musicians and film actors must all necessarily become multi-billionaires. The entertainment industry currently is a rip-off industry. At some point the pendulum is bound to swing back.
You can safely assume that the NSA can break anything.
They do not 'play fair' when they try to break things - they 'play dirty' and look for weaknesses in the implementation. They use enormous lookup tables and dictionaries. They use special hardware. If they know something is on a PC, then they could read all data off the hard disk and try every word or phrase ever typed on it as a key.
Of course, you need to be pretty friggen important before they will waste their time on you...
Hmm, well, then you better get up. These things have been around for many years. They are getting bigger all the time - that is the only news in this announcement - the large size.
"The EU is not a country, it is a conglomeration of countries."
The EU is a loose federation, a little bit looser than Canada.
It is interesting that the US constitution was specifically crafted to limit federal power, but over the centuries, the federal power increased enormously.
The Canadian constitution was crafted to maintain federal power, while over the century, the federal power decreased enormously, to the point where most people in Canada don't give a hoot about the central government and the central government's budget is smaller than that of some provinces.
LP is commonly used in the design of electronic circuits and filters - so it affected the development of just about anything with a battery or a power cord.
We can't improve the lives of people in the third world. They have to do it themselves and most lack the motivation, that is why it is still underdeveloped, despite having been inhabited by humans, millions of years longer than any other continent...
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Exactly, I install free SW on all the PCs I fix, but that is because I don't like fixing crap all the time and don't need this type of repeat customers. A computer shop however has different motivations.
They are a dictionary and they can't even spell w00t - sad, really sad.
Never heard confuzzled, confoxed, yes.
"my power supply will need a driver?"
Yup, try to install a UPS on Windoze...
Uhmmm, Dell sells machines with Linux preloaded. They will even sell machines with Your Own disk image preloaded. I would think they are a major vendor...
You mean: http://www.apple.com/ ???
Free - you mean like free copies of IE6 and Outlook Express?
"could make the production of digital entertainment significantly less profitable"
Well, I fail to understand why musicians and film actors must all necessarily become multi-billionaires. The entertainment industry currently is a rip-off industry. At some point the pendulum is bound to swing back.
I'm gonna keep it and I'm not coming back to play again - not ever!
That is what Squid-cache is for.
Hot damn, how long will that take to download with kermit at 75 baud over an acoustic coupler on a phone handset?
You can safely assume that the NSA can break anything. They do not 'play fair' when they try to break things - they 'play dirty' and look for weaknesses in the implementation. They use enormous lookup tables and dictionaries. They use special hardware. If they know something is on a PC, then they could read all data off the hard disk and try every word or phrase ever typed on it as a key. Of course, you need to be pretty friggen important before they will waste their time on you...
I guess SSL could also be used to pay for stolen goods on Ebay...
Hmm, well, then you better get up. These things have been around for many years. They are getting bigger all the time - that is the only news in this announcement - the large size.
"The EU is not a country, it is a conglomeration of countries."
The EU is a loose federation, a little bit looser than Canada.
It is interesting that the US constitution was specifically crafted to limit federal power, but over the centuries, the federal power increased enormously.
The Canadian constitution was crafted to maintain federal power, while over the century, the federal power decreased enormously, to the point where most people in Canada don't give a hoot about the central government and the central government's budget is smaller than that of some provinces.
See these cool sites:
http://www.fourmilab.ch/earthview/
and this:
http://www.fourmilab.ch/earthview/satellite.html
Lots of fun playing with that that, hope the MS stuff is even better.
LP is commonly used in the design of electronic circuits and filters - so it affected the development of just about anything with a battery or a power cord.
Honest question: Why does the US have NASA? The US Army, Arforce and Navy all have their own space programs, so what is the point of NASA?
Tarrifs is not the answer. The US dollar is overvalued. Devalue your currency by 75% to its real worth and all industry and jobs will come back...
Guess they'll go cold this winter - no oil and gas from Canada for Homeland Security...
Both liquid and solid: Recrystalizing state.
We can't improve the lives of people in the third world. They have to do it themselves and most lack the motivation, that is why it is still underdeveloped, despite having been inhabited by humans, millions of years longer than any other continent...
to commercial aircraft. Commercial craft has been auto landing for 30 years.
Excellent joke, but only Konqueror users will get it!