moved about 70GB and 5 years worth of documents, MP3s and other irreplacables to it....Three months later... the damn thing bit the dust. Crapped out. The head ate the fucking disk. All my files, gone. Died.
What a fool for not burning them to CD-R or DVD-R (heck, even encrypting them and FTPing them to various family members) at various points in time.
I don't care what the WCWC does or want, since I trust international organisations like this, the ICC and the UN about as far as I can spit into a gale.
Since when has the U.S. given a fuck about International Treaties?
If it did, Rumsfeld & Cheney would be sitting in a Belgian prison right about now, with the child molestors, where they belong...
What the hell are you talking about? The ABM Treaty? If so, you need to stop smoking crack and mainlining at the same time....
Can't talk for anyone else, but Cox in New Orleans is cheap ($43 for Extended Basic: ~60 channels in analog), and the quality of service is so good, that even if their customer service is crappy, I'd never notice, because their services (TV, Internet [~2Mbps d/l speed] & digital phone) are extremely reliable.
We've called them out twice. Once for a cut cable, and the other for fuzziness in the high channel numbers that turned out to be faulty installation by a 3rd party. They came out quickly, at no charge, and solved the problems rapidly.
Non-disclaimer: no, I don't work for Cox, and am in no way affiliated with it.
IANAL, but where are the deep pockets with Mozilla?
Eolas could/would file for a Cease And Desist order about developing and/or distributing the source code in each state/country it could get such an order issued.
How many people still use KDE 0.x or Linux 2.0.36 in general desktop usage?
Do RH, Mandrake & SuSE still support their distro versions from 5 years ago? FAT CHANCE.
Thus, this is not something that we Linux users should make hay about.
Once EZ Pass becomes "EZ Speeding Fine", usage will drop to near zero....
Nope.... We already send out tickets to people who speed through NYSTA plazas. Been doing it for ~8 years.
i have with me a little RSA key thingy, which switches codes every 60 seconds. this code makes up part of a password that i need to authenticate myself to the work firewall.
its one time, its constantly changing, and it uses a combination of a static password (my part) and a dynamic password (the rsa key).
I also have one. It's called the RSA SecurID, and Nortel uses it with their VPN software. I've been told that they cost ~US$50.
dmszero, is your SecurID small and black, or red, blue and the size of a credit card? I had a small, black one, and it's battery lasted more than 3 years.
From "I, Robot", published in 1950. The story is "Reason", and the function of robot QT-1 is to run a space station that collects solar energy and beams it down to collector dishes on the ground.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I,_Robot#Reason
SGI & Sun do not make mainframes!!!! Never have and never will.
Still, Big Systems (including mainframes, newer big "minicomputers" and the aforementioned Tandems) have support for hot-swappable RAM, CPUs & controller cards (mainframes don't have PCI slots).
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Orrrrr... a group of terrorists plotting their next nefarious deed.
And imagine how stuffy houses would get after being closed up tight all winter, with no way to air them out!
Not this inexpensive x86 machine.
I guarantee that your x86 box is capable of running MS Windows.
Simple: Because even though they missed the GUI, it wasn't a fatal mistake, and they had enough time to paddle fast enough to catch the wave.
Oxydizer, not fuel.
What a fool for not burning them to CD-R or DVD-R (heck, even encrypting them and FTPing them to various family members) at various points in time.
s/cluessless/clueless/
That's an incredibly cluessless statement.
Because the article's not about S3. But I still can't get my built-on-mobo ProSavage-DDR working with XFree 4.3. :(
I don't care what the WCWC does or want, since I trust international organisations like this, the ICC and the UN about as far as I can spit into a gale.
No, England is 51. Canada is 52-63.
What the hell are you talking about? The ABM Treaty? If so, you need to stop smoking crack and mainlining at the same time....
Hey, I have an idea!!! Store all the ripped songs on you PC/Mac's hard disk, and copy a chunk of them over to the ipod when needed.
Nah, that's too obvious.
Can't talk for anyone else, but Cox in New Orleans is cheap ($43 for Extended Basic: ~60 channels in analog), and the quality of service is so good, that even if their customer service is crappy, I'd never notice, because their services (TV, Internet [~2Mbps d/l speed] & digital phone) are extremely reliable.
We've called them out twice. Once for a cut cable, and the other for fuzziness in the high channel numbers that turned out to be faulty installation by a 3rd party. They came out quickly, at no charge, and solved the problems rapidly.
Non-disclaimer: no, I don't work for Cox, and am in no way affiliated with it.
Back in the mid 80s, in a small state Uni, there was a PDP-11 with BASIC+ and VT-100s, with a DECwriter III to print out the programs.
If, If, If.... If if was as skiff, I'd be fishing, but it's not, so I'm not.
There will always be times when violence is a valid strategy, and anybody who thinks otherwise is totally delusional.
Eolas could/would file for a Cease And Desist order about developing and/or distributing the source code in each state/country it could get such an order issued.
You haven't been seen pre-schoolers before and after snack time, have you?
How many people still use KDE 0.x or Linux 2.0.36 in general desktop usage? Do RH, Mandrake & SuSE still support their distro versions from 5 years ago? FAT CHANCE. Thus, this is not something that we Linux users should make hay about.
Once EZ Pass becomes "EZ Speeding Fine", usage will drop to near zero.... Nope.... We already send out tickets to people who speed through NYSTA plazas. Been doing it for ~8 years.
I also have one. It's called the RSA SecurID, and Nortel uses it with their VPN software. I've been told that they cost ~US$50.
dmszero, is your SecurID small and black, or red, blue and the size of a credit card? I had a small, black one, and it's battery lasted more than 3 years.
From "I, Robot", published in 1950. The story is "Reason", and the function of robot QT-1 is to run a space station that collects solar energy and beams it down to collector dishes on the ground. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I,_Robot#Reason
SGI & Sun do not make mainframes!!!! Never have and never will.
Still, Big Systems (including mainframes, newer big "minicomputers" and the aforementioned Tandems) have support for hot-swappable RAM, CPUs & controller cards (mainframes don't have PCI slots).
I think (hope) he was being funny...