The most popular SAAS application is webmail. People use that because it saves the hassle of setting up an email client, and they can use it from any computer by just firing up a web browser.
I personally don't like it because I like to have my data stored on my own computer, although I do have webmail software installed on my own computer so I can read my emails when outside.
But Opera is made in Europe, and the other ones are not. That's probably the main reason why the EU listens to Opera at all. I don't remember Opera getting a look in at any of the US anti-trust hearings.
Who's going to change it? And what is the political case for making the change? How is it going to be sold to Congress?
Unless someone can come up with some good reason why the Voltage should change, which more than outweighs the cost of making the change, and replacing every single electrical appliance in the country, I think the US will have 110V electricity until some new thing is invented to replace electricity.
The main advantage of 220/240v is that everyone else in Europe uses it. The main advantage of 100/110v is that everyone else in the US/Japan uses it.
Germany standardised on 220v and the US standardised on 110v. Everyone else pretty much followed one or the other. I don't think there was much thought in those days about what the optimum voltage might be.
Child porn cases pretty much always get reported in the papers, and as far as I'm aware, there has been at approximately one conviction in the past year, which was for a child murderer. I don't think there was any evidence of internet related stuff here, but probably it was one of the 10,000 requests.
There is another abduction case going through at the moment, where he had been chatting with the girl for about 6 months on MSN and Facebook before taking her out of the country to France. The evidence for that came more from the police looking at her computer, and from the fact that her parents had already noticed it, but again, they probably did make a request to see if there was anything else they could find on him.
I disagree. We need to find out why people aren't using Linux, and address their concerns.
If it's because they've never heard of it, then fair enough, you do lots of ads to tell people about it, but if it's because they think it doesn't do what they want, you need to either change the product to make it do what they want, or show them that it actually does do what they want.
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Wasn't NT4 faster than NT 3.51? Or at least, it had lower memory requirements.
Not really, especially in the days when you had Intel and AMD racing to be the producer of the fastest chip.
The most popular SAAS application is webmail. People use that because it saves the hassle of setting up an email client, and they can use it from any computer by just firing up a web browser.
I personally don't like it because I like to have my data stored on my own computer, although I do have webmail software installed on my own computer so I can read my emails when outside.
Singapore is not my idea of an emerging market.
XP is Windows NT 5.1, and 2003 is Windows NT 5.2.
2000 was NT 5.0 for both workstation and server varieties.
Starter is the one where you can only run three programs at a time, and it has various other restrictions that make it completely useless.
There is a Vista Starter edition as well.
Norway is a member of the EEA, which is a kind of halfway point to EU membership. They voted against full EU membership.
But Opera is made in Europe, and the other ones are not. That's probably the main reason why the EU listens to Opera at all. I don't remember Opera getting a look in at any of the US anti-trust hearings.
And Netscape 6 was so unstable it was unusable. Netscape 4 wasn't much better. So you really need to think about the gap between v3 and v7.
Windows Update for Vista doesn't use IE. It has its own program.
So swapping your iPhone for an almost identical looking iPod touch is fine?
Have a read at the problems faced in preserving the BBC Domesday project, and that's only about 20 years old.
Who's going to change it? And what is the political case for making the change? How is it going to be sold to Congress?
Unless someone can come up with some good reason why the Voltage should change, which more than outweighs the cost of making the change, and replacing every single electrical appliance in the country, I think the US will have 110V electricity until some new thing is invented to replace electricity.
The main advantage of 220/240v is that everyone else in Europe uses it. The main advantage of 100/110v is that everyone else in the US/Japan uses it.
Germany standardised on 220v and the US standardised on 110v. Everyone else pretty much followed one or the other. I don't think there was much thought in those days about what the optimum voltage might be.
My iPod only uses the front two speakers in my 5.1 set.
To get perfect looking £ signs, just type £
Child porn cases pretty much always get reported in the papers, and as far as I'm aware, there has been at approximately one conviction in the past year, which was for a child murderer. I don't think there was any evidence of internet related stuff here, but probably it was one of the 10,000 requests.
There is another abduction case going through at the moment, where he had been chatting with the girl for about 6 months on MSN and Facebook before taking her out of the country to France. The evidence for that came more from the police looking at her computer, and from the fact that her parents had already noticed it, but again, they probably did make a request to see if there was anything else they could find on him.
Will I be able to listen to my mp3s while using the keygen?
A worm wriggles its way into your machine without any user intervention.
Like for example the Blaster Worm. You could get infected with that by just plugging an unprotected machine into the internet.
Konqueror is used for both web browsing and ftp browsing, at least pre KDE 4.
I disagree. We need to find out why people aren't using Linux, and address their concerns.
If it's because they've never heard of it, then fair enough, you do lots of ads to tell people about it, but if it's because they think it doesn't do what they want, you need to either change the product to make it do what they want, or show them that it actually does do what they want.
But nevertheless, if you use your competitor's product to do your sales presentation, it doesn't look very good.
It may be fine of course if you are selling Linux as a server product which can talk happily with Windows clients.
OK, invest in two Krugerrands then.
I do that too, but it does take more than one wipe of the sandpaper to remove the surface.
I rub the platters down with steel wool. Is that likely to work?