You'd do better to install SciTE, the Scintilla based Text Editor. Much better for editing standard text, and also very nice for editing code (not that your brother will ever care)...
With the latest couple of versions of Firefox you don't even get that "3...2...1...Install" dialog until you add the website to your list of Allowed Sites -- you just get a bar at the top of window telling you that the download has been blocked.
No, this also happens on old, closed posts with lots of comments.
I've found that the next page seems to start with the first comment with the same subject as the last comment visible on the screen (i.e., the bottom-most visible reply to the post).
Drudge put the Internet on the news map; all bloggers follow in his footsteps. And unrelentless in his watch over the old media, he's got the story the elites won't run. I like his lighter side, too -- he's always got the latest on celebrities from The Smoking Gun, etc.
life is not an organic factory in which we should be concerned with increasing production efficiency above all else
It's funny, but everybody benefits in the long run when things are run more efficiently. In the short-run, people go through tough times, but that's life.
Why should we pay someone to do a job that we can do cheaper and more efficiently some other way? Is the goal a measurement of water used or a post to fill?
I have recently begun using a Linux PC in my office, and am using Mandrake 9.1, OpenOffice, and Evolution. There are a couple of things that Outlook has that Evolution does not (at least my version of it -- 1.4.6), but overall I have been very pleased. What is it that holds you back from using Evolution instead of Outlook?
Sure, right now everybody clicks "I agree" at the license agreement assuming that it's the standard commercial license, but this ignorance won't last much longer, especially as exposure to the FOSS movement becomes more widespread.
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You'd do better to install SciTE, the Scintilla based Text Editor. Much better for editing standard text, and also very nice for editing code (not that your brother will ever care)...
Kramware's mixSense, powerful software for digital DJ's...
With the latest couple of versions of Firefox you don't even get that "3...2...1...Install" dialog until you add the website to your list of Allowed Sites -- you just get a bar at the top of window telling you that the download has been blocked.
"Your honor, the horrible performance of this Xbox is an infringement on my client's constitutional rights. It's outrageous, egregious, preposterous."
BoingBoing givin' me a bouncey-bounce...
No, this also happens on old, closed posts with lots of comments.
I've found that the next page seems to start with the first comment with the same subject as the last comment visible on the screen (i.e., the bottom-most visible reply to the post).
...hit the theaters in August of 2005.
I'm sure they'll have no trouble at all meeting that deadline, considering their track record...
OK, OK -- Memorial Day of '09 maybe?
I will be sending my comments immediately by email. They'll know who I am.
Those are my standards. If you don't like them I have others. --Groucho
> Drudge Report
The original, the unbeatable.
Drudge put the Internet on the news map; all bloggers follow in his footsteps. And unrelentless in his watch over the old media, he's got the story the elites won't run. I like his lighter side, too -- he's always got the latest on celebrities from The Smoking Gun, etc.
Nice use of "context", hotshot. Twice in one sentence -- way to go.
Actually, these days it's SUSE.
See: SUSE LINUX
Lack of expert-ese?
Sounds like they need a gobbledy-gook injection.
Well put, and the magic moment to 'now start operating efficiently' will never arrive. That time is always now.
life is not an organic factory in which we should be concerned with increasing production efficiency above all else
It's funny, but everybody benefits in the long run when things are run more efficiently. In the short-run, people go through tough times, but that's life.
I'm not arguing with the fact that it should be done. I am arguing that it won't be done.
Then I'm still trying to figure out just what you meant by "That just shouldn't happen in this period in time".
Why should we pay someone to do a job that we can do cheaper and more efficiently some other way? Is the goal a measurement of water used or a post to fill?
Time to read Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand.
What do you call this thing if you've got netcat on the USB drive?
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"I've got my knife, nail clippers, tweezers, chainsaw..."
I've got two Gmail invitations I'll swap for a small HDD. Anyone? Email me at cuzality[at]yahoo[.]com
I have recently begun using a Linux PC in my office, and am using Mandrake 9.1, OpenOffice, and Evolution. There are a couple of things that Outlook has that Evolution does not (at least my version of it -- 1.4.6), but overall I have been very pleased. What is it that holds you back from using Evolution instead of Outlook?
because that is the business model he knows best?
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Thank G0d he's not a vacuum salesman -- I'd hate to sell my software door-to-door.
nobody reads the license
Sure, right now everybody clicks "I agree" at the license agreement assuming that it's the standard commercial license, but this ignorance won't last much longer, especially as exposure to the FOSS movement becomes more widespread.
Insightful? Thanks whoever did that, but it was supposed to be "Funny". :)
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'Insightful' nets Karma. 'Funny' does not.
This post is neither. It is informative.
My friend worked really hard on this Wikipedia entry: Standoff in Najaf
There's a great pic under "Whaling" over at Wikipedia -- sadly, no entry for "flensing".
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Fav new Firefox extensions: User Agent Switcher
Windows already HAS a built-in search.
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Have you noticed that on older versions of Windows (Win98, for example) the command on the Start Menu is called "Find..."
Now the feature is called "Search..."
Does anyone else find this hilarious? These days even Windows isn't so optimistic about actually finding anything...
BlinkX is kinda cool for those of us trying to "Find" things on your computer now...
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"Asking for directions" means having to admit (often to another guy) that I don't know how to got where the hell I'm trying to get.
Using this kind of software means I will never again have to do so. The gadget factor is also a plus.
the (unintentionally) ironic AC
They often are.
Thanks for the escape sequences. You have a new fan.