Hey I have a question for you:
When was the last time your remember Quebec surrendered?
Stop searching I have the answer: never.
You may think we speak french (in truth you can't really say it's french, it's really "quebecois"), but that doesn't mean we venerate Shirak and De Gaulles.
Get your flamebaits straight at least.
If you knew Videotron you would also know that they have the power (and money) to do pretty much anything they want here in Quebec. They are the only real High-Speed provider in 90% of the territory (there's Bell which offers DSL, but it's sucky and way too slow... (I know I work for them)). They also have the monopoly over cable TV.
PR? Screw it. I don't like them but I'm stuck with them, and so is everyone else here.
Nice to see that even back in 1998 they placed their 2002 and 2003 folders under a history folder... And here I was thinking history was just for the past.
Actually it's probably the other way around... You'll HAVE to use IE if you have Longhorn (ala if(!strstr($_SERVER['http_user_agent'], "MSIE")) exit(0);)
Ah well I'll just get a K9 cpu when Longhorn comes out so I can alt+tab my way into Linux if I want to use Mozilla...
Is it just me or is all of that easily bypassed by having the same old object (still fetching external data source) print with DHTML on the page?
That's what I get from the bottom of the MSDN page...
Well... non-conductive inks... although have not heard anything specific to that matter, I would bet any dye ink would be conductive as they are made out of 80% or more water... the solution would then be pigment ink, kind of a paradox since you would probably want to make nice photo printouts for covers, and almost all photo printers use dye... ah well. Nice idea... next?!
Well I guess that's just a matter of paper/ink quality... Epson, HP and Canon all have waterproof ink now if you use decent paper, and printouts should last longer than the phone with pigment ink... hell even dye lasts longer than a phone considering in 2 years it'll be outdated and dull.
Again, Nokia is allowing users to freely modify covers, if the user makes a crappy printout and whines cause it's not lasting long enough, then what he needs isn't a new phone, it's a new printer.
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Longhorn is 6.0.
I don't get it... Why would someone name their computer f*ck this bullsh*t?
I don't even think * is a valid character for a computer name...
What's that? Oh, you meant that as a comment?
//Well, nice going there genius.
Hey I have a question for you:
When was the last time your remember Quebec surrendered?
Stop searching I have the answer: never.
You may think we speak french (in truth you can't really say it's french, it's really "quebecois"), but that doesn't mean we venerate Shirak and De Gaulles.
Get your flamebaits straight at least.
If you knew Videotron you would also know that they have the power (and money) to do pretty much anything they want here in Quebec. They are the only real High-Speed provider in 90% of the territory (there's Bell which offers DSL, but it's sucky and way too slow... (I know I work for them)). They also have the monopoly over cable TV. PR? Screw it. I don't like them but I'm stuck with them, and so is everyone else here.
My Doom was the day I installed Windows.
Blessed be thy name, M. Gates!
Kind of disappointing too.
..TWICE!
Only question I haven't yet answered is... could they run Linux?
Following the same logic, it also appears they're trying to do something fishy regarding text info.
I wonder...
Nice to see that even back in 1998 they placed their 2002 and 2003 folders under a history folder...
And here I was thinking history was just for the past.
Actually it's probably the other way around... You'll HAVE to use IE if you have Longhorn (ala if(!strstr($_SERVER['http_user_agent'], "MSIE")) exit(0);)
Ah well I'll just get a K9 cpu when Longhorn comes out so I can alt+tab my way into Linux if I want to use Mozilla...
versionList.add(2, "Windows 2003 Server - Version 5.2");
I think by "upgrading his computer hard disk" he meant "making more room on it" (aka formating).
That's probably why IMAX theatres can't afford to let go their popcorn at only 10$.
Is it just me or is all of that easily bypassed by having the same old object (still fetching external data source) print with DHTML on the page? That's what I get from the bottom of the MSDN page...
Actually less friction, not more inertia... I'm a geek in training.
Anybody else think mini-itx should give Stuart (pic provider) a new digital camera as a thank you gift? Man those are lame...
Well... non-conductive inks... although have not heard anything specific to that matter, I would bet any dye ink would be conductive as they are made out of 80% or more water... the solution would then be pigment ink, kind of a paradox since you would probably want to make nice photo printouts for covers, and almost all photo printers use dye... ah well. Nice idea... next?!
Keys are for non-nerds... Small, unclickable keys are to thank for voice operated phones...
Well I guess that's just a matter of paper/ink quality... Epson, HP and Canon all have waterproof ink now if you use decent paper, and printouts should last longer than the phone with pigment ink... hell even dye lasts longer than a phone considering in 2 years it'll be outdated and dull. Again, Nokia is allowing users to freely modify covers, if the user makes a crappy printout and whines cause it's not lasting long enough, then what he needs isn't a new phone, it's a new printer.