And thanks to our over-protective Loto-Quebec government branch, most contests available in the USA and even in Canada aren't available for Quebec residents. Never mind the requirements about bilingual informations and rules, I've heard that they require you to submit something like 10% of the prize to them as a security deposit until the contest is over, that any legal problem has to be ruled in Quebec, etc. That's why it's always "All provinces except Quebec", it's just too much trouble.
White text on a black background will only do two things: - stop people from reading your text - stop people from printing your text to display somewhere
Reverse that image if you really care about it.
P.S.: good call on the PNG format, though. Too often do I see similar graphics saved in JPEG.
Using the SSD as a cache to the mechanical drive is exactly what I don't want.
I'd love to upgrade to a SSD but still have enough room for big media files. But most current laptops only have room for a single 2.5" drive. I want two drives in one 2.5" package, which show up as two separate drives to the computer so that we can put OS and applications on the SSD and media/work files on the mechanical drive.
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And thanks to our over-protective Loto-Quebec government branch, most contests available in the USA and even in Canada aren't available for Quebec residents. Never mind the requirements about bilingual informations and rules, I've heard that they require you to submit something like 10% of the prize to them as a security deposit until the contest is over, that any legal problem has to be ruled in Quebec, etc. That's why it's always "All provinces except Quebec", it's just too much trouble.
Unless your camera can detect depth, I'm pretty sure that kind of security is easy to bypass. See Columbo And The Murder Of A Rock Star.
Depends. Did you just put Wirt's leg with a book of town portal inside a cube?
Companies who make security should really have two teams:
- Team A in charge of security
- Team B in charge of defeating/bypassing security
Well, I'm pretty sure you must have done at least one 777 to log into Slashdot.
Hey, we do know what a pointer is! ... you're talking about those laser pointers, right?
Propitiatory, as in propitiatory psell-checkers.
Slowing my UI is not helping me. I'd rather be able to switch it on completely with full adresses like other browsers.
There's something about cutting out too much, you end up with an interface that starts going backward in terms of being useful to the user.
White text on a black background will only do two things:
- stop people from reading your text
- stop people from printing your text to display somewhere
Reverse that image if you really care about it.
P.S.: good call on the PNG format, though. Too often do I see similar graphics saved in JPEG.
1,2,3,4,5? That's amazing! I've got the same combination on my luggage! - President Skroob
And if that doesn't work, open up the nation as a theme park called Magmaland.
Their short status bar which hides long links already annoys me enough not to use their browser.
Was the coffee hot enough to be used as an energy source?
In Canada, we call -10C "spring".
Isn't that what they call archeologists on Vulcan? /duck
Make your password "imnotgivingyoumypassword", problem solved.
Great, now I wonder who has the privilege of having the Slashdot ID #42. Maybe he could give us an answer?
I see Facebook more like a Geocities 2.0
Except a lot of people who had a website on Geocities also had a minimum of technical knowledge.
Wasn't it Nintendo that sued Lik Sang?
I didn't have to download or install anything when I did the test. I even browse with Java and plug-ins disabled.
I clicked, it said "Safari 5.0.3, up to date", done. Took about 3 seconds.
I'm guessing different browsers and operating systems require different things.
Family Guy.
Using the SSD as a cache to the mechanical drive is exactly what I don't want.
I'd love to upgrade to a SSD but still have enough room for big media files. But most current laptops only have room for a single 2.5" drive. I want two drives in one 2.5" package, which show up as two separate drives to the computer so that we can put OS and applications on the SSD and media/work files on the mechanical drive.
May I suggest listening to "Why Does This Always Happen to Me" by Weird Al Yankovic?
Would this new SSD be small enough to be combined with a 1.8" HDD into the size of a 2.5" HDD?
Why would you need a SSD in the Taco Bell range? What does that even mean?