No, it is not the recipients that are suckered - it is the companies that pay the spammers to send the useless advertisements that are suckered. The spammers just blast the shit out, they don't care that most gets deleted and that the advertizers get swamped with death threats - they are laughing all the way to the bank.
Hmm, I think you haven't used OOo lately. The progress in OOo over the last 2 years was phenominal. There is little reason to use MSOffice today. If you have the money to waste, then I'm not going to stop you, but maybe you should download the latest copy and try in. The forms and stuff are there alright.
I have been using OOo every day for 3 years now - the first year was rather irritating and the second year was occationally irritating, but nowadays, I never have any problems.
Actually, measured in deaths per million kilometers, space travel is waaaaaaaaayyyyyyyy safer than commercial air travel, despite all the much publicized accidents...
It is amazing how fast a space traveller burns up air miles.
Actually, since Windows 95 is a literary work that is out of print, you could write to your minister of industry or equivalent and ask for permission to publish it - go read your version of the Copyright Act - pretty standard around the world.
He will not reasonably refuse the request and having this letter, you will then be in the clear to start printing Windows 95 CDs, but it is not clear to me who would be so stupid as to buy them, however, a lot of people bought them origianally...
Actually, the problem is not so much the electronics, its the friggen batteries that are a real problem to lug around. Also, military stuff is usually encased in 100 pounds of aluminium...
and a number recognition camera system will work too: They can use the JUDE (Journal Ultimate Detention Number) system and give the teachers all SS (Security Service) arm-bands...
then walk through that gate and your vote will be automatically recorded according to your psycological profile kept by the CIA. Thank you and have a nice day.
Any halfdecent Point of Sale system can be used as a voting machine. It will cost nothing to develop and can be bought off the shelf and frankly, I'll trust a network of standard cash registers better than a specially designed voting system.
MS is a software company - a huge one - nothing prevents them from using open standards and writing open source software. Same as everybody else, they are free to do that.
or its close cousin while(1) are far more common in embedded systems than itron. The infinite loop can't be beat for its simplicity and is therefore the most common scheduler on the planet.
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No, it is not the recipients that are suckered - it is the companies that pay the spammers to send the useless advertisements that are suckered. The spammers just blast the shit out, they don't care that most gets deleted and that the advertizers get swamped with death threats - they are laughing all the way to the bank.
So what the hell is there to 'learn' about a wordprocessor??? Come on.
I have been using OOo every day for 3 years now - the first year was rather irritating and the second year was occationally irritating, but nowadays, I never have any problems.
may be more applicable. Buy an MS product and they have you by the MONADs.
If it was common, the churches would have been empty.
Hmm, 10% of M$20 = M$4 - sounds like authentic Nigerian math to me.
It is amazing how fast a space traveller burns up air miles.
He will not reasonably refuse the request and having this letter, you will then be in the clear to start printing Windows 95 CDs, but it is not clear to me who would be so stupid as to buy them, however, a lot of people bought them origianally...
Actually, the problem is not so much the electronics, its the friggen batteries that are a real problem to lug around. Also, military stuff is usually encased in 100 pounds of aluminium...
What idiots make these things???
The old faithful DES was made by IBM and the current AES is Rijndael by a Belgian company no less - not even American...
Heck, I've lost two keyboards to spilled coffee so far this year...
Hmmm, in the MS XML format, the only place the string 'Hello world' actually shows up is in the title block. So human readable it ain't.
It is a dark and fearsome land, beyond the scary edge of the world. So, Americans can't go there - you'll fall off...
Huh? Ever heard of Suse OpenExchange? And Ximian Connector? MS Exchange is going out of business fast - I hope.
Yes absolutely. It should be GNUFLOSS.
and a number recognition camera system will work too: They can use the JUDE (Journal Ultimate Detention Number) system and give the teachers all SS (Security Service) arm-bands...
In the army, we routinely had roll-call with about 20 out of the 100 guys in a troop and we were always 'all present'...
For $2000 I can build a beowulf cluster of 5 mini ITX systems...
Hmmm, the trouble is that for $200, you can buy a PC at Wal-Mart, that will go a long time on $300 worth of electricity...
then walk through that gate and your vote will be automatically recorded according to your psycological profile kept by the CIA. Thank you and have a nice day.
I see you are voting for George Bush, do you need help to change that?
Any halfdecent Point of Sale system can be used as a voting machine. It will cost nothing to develop and can be bought off the shelf and frankly, I'll trust a network of standard cash registers better than a specially designed voting system.
MS is a software company - a huge one - nothing prevents them from using open standards and writing open source software. Same as everybody else, they are free to do that.
or its close cousin while(1) are far more common in embedded systems than itron. The infinite loop can't be beat for its simplicity and is therefore the most common scheduler on the planet.