No, but try making a claim on the warranty... or getting insurance... one of the questions you have to answer for car insurance is is the car modified from standard??? tell the truth here and your premium will be set very high. Lie and after the accident, the insyurance assesor will discover this fact and... oopsie... you won't have any insurance cover because you have made a false statement.
just what we need for interfacing with the looking glass desktop... all those moaning about how we had no real means of interacting with 3D desktop objects can now shut up...
and now we can have the satisfaction of being able to "crumple up" a file when chucking it into the recycle bin and you can slap a program window when it starts misbehaving... just want two gloves and a virtual keyboard and you could get feedback when you press a virtual key...
1. Get your employees to buy shares in rival company.
2. Wait for them to restate earnings and have their shares drop.
3. Get those employees to launch class action.
4....
5. Profit
So who's really behind this class action then??? Awfully convenient isn't it...
so you will need one just to decide which one to use then...
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Correct... and because of that, the preceding "Mars" is redundant leaving us with just "Areostationary Relay Satellites", or ARS for short... sounds to me that someone high up is desparate to avoid them being refered to as "Arses" by the engineers etc...
The way you've phrased your question makes it seem that the student has no choice in the prize... and that you're making the choice for them.
Why don't you make a good list of choices available and tell them to choose from that list sufficiently before the actual event so that you have the book ready with the prize certificate already in the book for the presentation. That's what happened with all book prizes I've received. I was offered the choice from shortlists of some ten to thirty books.
Including such gems as "How to make friends and influence people" by Dale Carnegie. A real life changing classic that one is.
yes, they don't retaliate with the OEM pricing... just reduce the "market development funds". Do a google search on "market development agreements" and microsoft.
"Someone joked about how we would say "I'm taking my Microsoft to the Microsoft to get more Microsoft." Thankfully that's probably not going to happen now, despite MS's pile o cash."
Microsoft get to "print" their own money these days in the form of vouchers...
if all the ISPs are doing is providing a SPAM filtering service for their customers, then they've only got to make it an opt-in service for it to be non-discriminatory... the mail carriers have a postal preference service when it comes to junk mail, the phone companies operate a do not call list that cold callers are supposed to respect... both of these require the customer to opt-in.
I would also expect the ISPs to include other ISPs amongst their customers, so they could get those to opt-in to bulk filtering of email being passed on to them and vice-versa opt-in to receiving filtered mail from other ISPs
at the moment maybe... but just might be the kick in the pants to spur a mass influx of developers to get the Kaffe project up to speed and the get the GNU Classpath expanded, cos Stallman was certainly on target with his "Java trap" article... and there's an awfull lot of people who will not want something as special as this Looking Glass to have to rely on non-free java runtimes.
mods on crack again... serious outbreak of the old "if microsoft windows doesn't have it then there's no point in it" type of comment to anything positively different in the way of UIs. The only reason we're not seeing any posts berating the use of multiple desktops with pagers these days is because Microsoft is bringing them finally to the market in the form of Longhorn... after having had them hidden away for a long time now as an unnofficial tweakUI app. The moaners have got to go with the flow now as it's been decided for them that multiple desktops are now in...
and I've just wasted my ability to moderate any posts in this topic...
note the word "average", which implies that a heck of a lot of offices out there have far worse figures for PC absenteeism... your's are just at the other end of the curve and you should be patting your IT guys on the back for being so far to the good end of the metric.
I "bill" my parents and other family members... They still come to me because I do a good job at much lower cost than it would be taking it to the shop... but they don't get a free ride off my back. Same as I don't expect a free ride off my brothers' backs... one's an electrician, the other's a plumber... we just have our own internal special family favour tokens that represent hours worth of time.
nobody ever got fired for choosing Microsoft... ha ha... there's nothing like the warm "comfortable" feeling some IT managers get when they discover all their eggs are in a proprietary "locked-in" basket...
Unfortunately, that warm comfortable feeling is transient as it's now sliding down the insides of their pants.
"I will explain in aircraft engineering terms how critical loose components are in flying control systems. If on an RAF aircraft we lose a washer or a nut the size of my little finger nail in an engineering procedure, that aircraft is grounded until the component that big (indicates) is found, even slightly smaller than that, or the most thorough engineering examination, often lasting about three days, is carried out before that aircraft is allowed to fly again."
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MRE??? Allegedly according to the troops it stood for "Meals Rejected by Ethiopians"; now stands for "Meals Rejected by Everybody"...
Should have been there the day before it made it to slashdot then... like I did ;)
No, but try making a claim on the warranty... or getting insurance... one of the questions you have to answer for car insurance is is the car modified from standard??? tell the truth here and your premium will be set very high. Lie and after the accident, the insyurance assesor will discover this fact and ... oopsie... you won't have any insurance cover because you have made a false statement.
speak for yourself buddy... those in the know are moving to Plan 9... BSD is just so passe...
and now we can have the satisfaction of being able to "crumple up" a file when chucking it into the recycle bin and you can slap a program window when it starts misbehaving... just want two gloves and a virtual keyboard and you could get feedback when you press a virtual key...
2. Wait for them to restate earnings and have their shares drop.
3. Get those employees to launch class action.
4.
5. Profit
So who's really behind this class action then??? Awfully convenient isn't it...
scan the best prints as a personal backup copy... That's what we did with the 10 by 8s that we had from the baby photos done by a mall photographer...
so you will need one just to decide which one to use then...
Correct... and because of that, the preceding "Mars" is redundant leaving us with just "Areostationary Relay Satellites", or ARS for short... sounds to me that someone high up is desparate to avoid them being refered to as "Arses" by the engineers etc...
Come now!!! If that were the case then the products would actually work properly...
Why don't you make a good list of choices available and tell them to choose from that list sufficiently before the actual event so that you have the book ready with the prize certificate already in the book for the presentation. That's what happened with all book prizes I've received. I was offered the choice from shortlists of some ten to thirty books. Including such gems as "How to make friends and influence people" by Dale Carnegie. A real life changing classic that one is.
Five hours!!! that's a bit optimistic isn't it???
yes, they don't retaliate with the OEM pricing... just reduce the "market development funds". Do a google search on "market development agreements" and microsoft.
If you use the other link provided in this article then you can download the latest version as a pdf... duh...
Microsoft get to "print" their own money these days in the form of vouchers...
I would also expect the ISPs to include other ISPs amongst their customers, so they could get those to opt-in to bulk filtering of email being passed on to them and vice-versa opt-in to receiving filtered mail from other ISPs
at the moment maybe... but just might be the kick in the pants to spur a mass influx of developers to get the Kaffe project up to speed and the get the GNU Classpath expanded, cos Stallman was certainly on target with his "Java trap" article... and there's an awfull lot of people who will not want something as special as this Looking Glass to have to rely on non-free java runtimes.
mods on crack again... serious outbreak of the old "if microsoft windows doesn't have it then there's no point in it" type of comment to anything positively different in the way of UIs. The only reason we're not seeing any posts berating the use of multiple desktops with pagers these days is because Microsoft is bringing them finally to the market in the form of Longhorn... after having had them hidden away for a long time now as an unnofficial tweakUI app. The moaners have got to go with the flow now as it's been decided for them that multiple desktops are now in... and I've just wasted my ability to moderate any posts in this topic...
note the word "average", which implies that a heck of a lot of offices out there have far worse figures for PC absenteeism... your's are just at the other end of the curve and you should be patting your IT guys on the back for being so far to the good end of the metric.
looks like they got that one from watching Scooby Doo 2...
I "bill" my parents and other family members... They still come to me because I do a good job at much lower cost than it would be taking it to the shop... but they don't get a free ride off my back. Same as I don't expect a free ride off my brothers' backs... one's an electrician, the other's a plumber... we just have our own internal special family favour tokens that represent hours worth of time.
Unfortunately, that warm comfortable feeling is transient as it's now sliding down the insides of their pants.
go to www.suprnova.org and do a search. There are torrents out there for them already... and very well seeded they are too
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