I got that error message as well but it appears that it didn't actually work in 0.3 either, at least not for my imap server even though I think it should. From the release notes:
Recently Fixed Bugs
[..]
If you configure a mail server to use secure authentication but the server does not support it, Thunderbird no longer silently falls back to insecure authentication. Thunderbird brings up an error dialog and refuse to connect to the server.
Why would anyone want a BMW? Not only do they put the power to the wrong end, they even brag about it!
You push something along - it has a choice of 180 degrees' worth of directions to go in. You pull something along - it can only come towards you. Think about it. Supermarket trolleys are rear-driven. Need I say more?
Thats blasphemy! Everyone knows rear wheel drive is the best. It's called control. You control the front end with the steering wheel and the back end with the gas pedal. Your trolley example doesn't work either, trolleys don't have steering wheels and the caster can change from positive to negative. As far as road racing is concerned rear wheel drive is faster and the reduced understeer reduces tire wear among other things. Also its alot more fun. I guess FW drive is more stable for an unskilled driver but it ain't interesting or fun.
Can she upload her pictures to her friend's computer? If the friend runs Windows, probably not, if the friend has a different brand of digital camera. If the friend runs Linux, and it's one of the hundreds of supported camera models, it just works.
Thats's not really true though is it. XP worked with my camera (Canon Ixus 400) without any extra software before the camera even existed whereas on Linux i had to wait 2 or 3 months for the new version of GPhoto to come out before it would work.
don't get your hair in twist about that EULA crap, the truth is that most cameras work with xp without any extra software. Having said that Linux is actually pretty good at cameras. Other stuff can be much harder than just plugin and go.
I've got and nforce2 and if you only need one ethernet port then you are sorted anyway because one of the ports is a 3com NIC which works out of the box. It's nice to have both working though.
A 24-year-old South Korean man dies after 86 hours of straight gaming[counterstrike] without food or sleep.
According to an Associated Press report, South Korean police said today that a man has died after an 86-hour gaming marathon. The incident occurred at an Internet cafe in a town 160 miles southwest of Seoul, where the man, who was unemployed, had been "virtually glued" to a computer since Friday, skipping sleep and meals. The man collapsed near the cafe's counter and was later found dead in the restroom. Many Internet cafes in South Korea are open 24 hours a day.
yeah that's all true but life's a ride. going down the road at 20mph all your life ain't living. Your previous point didn't explain why crystal meth is worse than anything else. it just showed that chemical x becomes lethal when taken in quantity y, where y is 50 times the recommended dose. hell you might as well give him aspirin or i dunno... vitamin A. kids don't learn from examples forged to give the "desired" result. Too much generalisation and exaggeration make people lose trust in their "teachers".
I'll keep the my alcohol and drug manufactures for now thanks. They didn't con me or kill me. The cigarette guys on the other hand managed to take the whole world for a ride, stick the knife in and then ask for money, twisting the knife on their way out.
Maybe they should get the guy who makes vodka and make him drink 10 litres over a 24 hour period. What does this do?First, after displaying the guy's foaming body on the 6 o'clock news, it teaches people that alcohol kills. Second, it makes *sure* that this guy will never manufacture vodka again.
all these evil people in the world...
well they were the person who won completed all the tracks in the shortest total steps, where 1 step is one unit of time. They did not get judge on the amount of cpu clocks cycles it took so yes having a faster machine would definitely help as stated in the rules pdf. A 486 might have taken a week or longer to achieve the same result using the same algorythm
yeah I'd like that. but I wonder how many [eg university] lab computers have cd booting disabled in a passworded bios. I must try it sometime. You could temperarily turn loads of crappy windows machines into linux and then see what happens when a random person sits down to use one.
Nah I didn't see any ads at all on that page. If you don't know about the Adblock mozilla extension get it, its awesome. Make sure you get the dev build cos that doesn't download the ads either.
Here's the filter list I currently use:
I know exactly what you mean but your example doesn't hold very well because I remember a few years ago loads of people were suing Manchester council for... tripping over the pavement and 'breaking' their ankles.
The trouble with America is that (bastard) lawyers come along and tell people they could make loadsa money if they sue company x for something that happened to them even if they hadn't thought about it seriously before.
On my university network the proxy would only let you use kazaa and similar programs at speed between 00:00 to 06:00 because the "bandwidth was cheaper". Outside these hours the transfer rate would be terrible but still about 700KB/s for web pages etc
haven't all those features been in word processors for at least the last 10 years and in TeX/LaTeX for much longer. For me I hate the way word deals with references and lists because it always ttrys to do everything for you but they end up breaking in the end and take for ever to fix. I've been going crazy in the last few weeks trying to fix these SOPs at work with huge numbered lists and lots of references which decide to break and restart numbering themselves at random places.
Having been introduced to Latex recently, if I had the choice, for most documents I would use it. Apart from all the other good reasons it just doesn't try to be too clever.
i suggest you look 3mm above of where it says 2.95.3,If that doesn't help I don't suggest you try compiling anything - ever. Take your blinkers off and RTFA!
and I quote your link, "Those confused souls who write *virii are tacitly positing the existence of the non-word *virius, and declining it as though it were like filius. It's true that l/r are both linguals that sometimes get interchanged, and that f/v are just a change in voicing[2], but that's just reaching. *Virii is still completely silly, so don't do that; otherwise, everyone will know you're just a blathering script kiddie."
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but then a month down the road some really horrible bug will turn up and it will be called "Beaver in Relapse"
well an unpatched xp is was made before the camera existed.
don't get your hair in twist about that EULA crap, the truth is that most cameras work with xp without any extra software. Having said that Linux is actually pretty good at cameras. Other stuff can be much harder than just plugin and go.
I guess you could download the source code and see
I've got and nforce2 and if you only need one ethernet port then you are sorted anyway because one of the ports is a 3com NIC which works out of the box. It's nice to have both working though.
i really need this. does anyone know if they patched it into the kernel?
look! it's a dell
since when did having a warez version of xp prevent anyone from getting sp1? they blacklisted 2 serial numbers AFAIK. hey look even a legit website tells you how to get sp1 legally or illegally - "Of course, if you are one of those good folks who have a legit version of Windows, you can skip this section and jump straight to the installation of the Service Pack."
yeah that's all true but life's a ride. going down the road at 20mph all your life ain't living. Your previous point didn't explain why crystal meth is worse than anything else. it just showed that chemical x becomes lethal when taken in quantity y, where y is 50 times the recommended dose. hell you might as well give him aspirin or i dunno ... vitamin A. kids don't learn from examples forged to give the "desired" result. Too much generalisation and exaggeration make people lose trust in their "teachers".
I'll keep the my alcohol and drug manufactures for now thanks. They didn't con me or kill me. The cigarette guys on the other hand managed to take the whole world for a ride, stick the knife in and then ask for money, twisting the knife on their way out.
Maybe they should get the guy who makes vodka and make him drink 10 litres over a 24 hour period. What does this do?First, after displaying the guy's foaming body on the 6 o'clock news, it teaches people that alcohol kills. Second, it makes *sure* that this guy will never manufacture vodka again. all these evil people in the world...
At least Darth used to be a good jedi, and he did the right thing in the end
well they were the person who won completed all the tracks in the shortest total steps, where 1 step is one unit of time. They did not get judge on the amount of cpu clocks cycles it took so yes having a faster machine would definitely help as stated in the rules pdf. A 486 might have taken a week or longer to achieve the same result using the same algorythm
yeah I'd like that. but I wonder how many [eg university] lab computers have cd booting disabled in a passworded bios. I must try it sometime. You could temperarily turn loads of crappy windows machines into linux and then see what happens when a random person sits down to use one.
that's what I thought... but do you know how much money it costs to get a patent filed from start to finish? too much really
Bush got elected
Nah I didn't see any ads at all on that page. If you don't know about the Adblock mozilla extension get it, its awesome. Make sure you get the dev build cos that doesn't download the ads either. Here's the filter list I currently use:
[Adblock]
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which century is he living in? ;/
I know exactly what you mean but your example doesn't hold very well because I remember a few years ago loads of people were suing Manchester council for ... tripping over the pavement and 'breaking' their ankles.
The trouble with America is that (bastard) lawyers come along and tell people they could make loadsa money if they sue company x for something that happened to them even if they hadn't thought about it seriously before.
On my university network the proxy would only let you use kazaa and similar programs at speed between 00:00 to 06:00 because the "bandwidth was cheaper". Outside these hours the transfer rate would be terrible but still about 700KB/s for web pages etc
haven't all those features been in word processors for at least the last 10 years and in TeX/LaTeX for much longer. For me I hate the way word deals with references and lists because it always ttrys to do everything for you but they end up breaking in the end and take for ever to fix. I've been going crazy in the last few weeks trying to fix these SOPs at work with huge numbered lists and lots of references which decide to break and restart numbering themselves at random places.
Having been introduced to Latex recently, if I had the choice, for most documents I would use it. Apart from all the other good reasons it just doesn't try to be too clever.
i suggest you look 3mm above of where it says 2.95.3 ,If that doesn't help I don't suggest you try compiling anything - ever. Take your blinkers off and RTFA!
and I quote your link, "Those confused souls who write *virii are tacitly positing the existence of the non-word *virius, and declining it as though it were like filius. It's true that l/r are both linguals that sometimes get interchanged, and that f/v are just a change in voicing[2], but that's just reaching. *Virii is still completely silly, so don't do that; otherwise, everyone will know you're just a blathering script kiddie."