So does Wine support ActiveX then?
IIRC IE is an ActiveX component, which the 'iexplore.exe' simply loads.
I'm not sure 'cause I've never had the pleasure to work directly with it.
I'm not sure, but at least this allows us to convert 'clean' electricity (from natural sources) to portable fuel cells.
It's expensive of course (getting all that clean electricity) but the cleanest/most efficient way as far as I know.
Well, they had 4 drivers, constantly swapping.
And the driver in the car was wearing a suit with a layer of cooling liquid to keep him from overheating:)
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Never mind .. of course it does ...
So does Wine support ActiveX then?
IIRC IE is an ActiveX component, which the 'iexplore.exe' simply loads.
I'm not sure 'cause I've never had the pleasure to work directly with it.
Running Internet Explorer on Linux?
That's pretty impressive/terrifying indeed.
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Your sig is hauntingly appropriate.
I'm not sure, but at least this allows us to convert 'clean' electricity (from natural sources) to portable fuel cells.
It's expensive of course (getting all that clean electricity) but the cleanest/most efficient way as far as I know.
IANAS, but as far as I know you can simply extract Hydrogen from water using electrolysis(sp?)
Of course, you need electricity for that first.
Hydrogen of course! It's the future!
why go for a book instead?
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You need a paper trail
You should try the Riaa Radar
It shows you which labels are not affiliated with the RIAA, and thus are 'safe'
encouraging irresponsible and borderline-criminal behaviour
Are you talking about X10?
I'm not exactly fond of them but what "irresponsible and borderline-criminal behaviour" where they involved in?
Not really, 30 teams total, from 12 countries.
Here's a list
Well, they had 4 drivers, constantly swapping. :)
And the driver in the car was wearing a suit with a layer of cooling liquid to keep him from overheating
No, the sentence is correct :)
But I guess the poster is belgian though, as they use "u" for everybody.
We Dutch are not so polite and say "je" mostly