when i said we i wasn't implying that 100% of the country has the same view (unless were talking about northerners and southerners dislike for each other;))
I was just saying its the majority opinion.
the north-south dislike is blatant though - i mean who doesn't have brown sauce on their meat-n-tata pie butty?
The only thing the americans did that was needed in WW2 was the food they brought to britain, when there was enough food in the country for a few more days.
i dont see why american people think they won the war, even though thats all they did.
I suppose you could say you distracted the japs for a few days too:
"I know, there's a war we're not involved in, but the enemies of our friends is just over the pond - lets put all our navy in pearl harbour so they can blow it up"
american mods - mod me down if you like, i dont care, but i'm right.
would ms dare to get into a patent battle with SuSE? bearing in mind IBM has lots of stock in it, and I imagine novel has plenty of patents too from their netware days.
oh right, but still, 20meg is still too much for dialup users, which are still common.
come to think of it, directX is distrobuted with every game that requires it, so if the latest.net environment was distrobuted with every app that required it and it checked to see if it was newer than the one installed (like directX), they could get away with it. shit.
in the uk, there are ISP's that offer 150kbps always on, unlimited broadband for less than some dial up companies (£14.99 per month, compared to about £15.99 iirc for aol dialup)
if your in the uk, those companies are tiscali, plusnet and probably cpbb.co.uk
It couldn't be done like that unless you could make the solar panels as hard as concrete - if it smashes, people will smash it.
Underground powerlines under the roads for inductive coupling - now that would be cool, but dont expect much in the way of that to happen until there's a US president who's daddy doesn't own half of saudi arabia
ah developers - i didn't think of that. The reason i pointed noexec out is because most peoples security policies dont include it for some unknown reason.
hardware implementation aside, its still requires software knowledge of it, unless you are calling for a two wires out the back of the keyboard - ps2 and a single wire to the hard drive for the hard drive lock
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I wonder if they would come out with useless new TLD's like .Microsoft
but what pisses me off is how american's seem to think ww2 started in 1941 and the US won it on their own.
and if you think the russians were the enemy on d-day, you are mistaken. Russia became the enemy again when they built a wall around berlin.
the russians ended the war on our side.
when i said we i wasn't implying that 100% of the country has the same view (unless were talking about northerners and southerners dislike for each other ;))
I was just saying its the majority opinion.
the north-south dislike is blatant though - i mean who doesn't have brown sauce on their meat-n-tata pie butty?
The only thing the americans did that was needed in WW2 was the food they brought to britain, when there was enough food in the country for a few more days.
i dont see why american people think they won the war, even though thats all they did.
I suppose you could say you distracted the japs for a few days too:
"I know, there's a war we're not involved in, but the enemies of our friends is just over the pond - lets put all our navy in pearl harbour so they can blow it up"
american mods - mod me down if you like, i dont care, but i'm right.
in britain we dislike the americans, but we hate the french (apparently the french love us and think we love them too).
A few years ago a french football (soccer) player was mocked by many people for thinking we love the french.
They're just pissed because of these results
would ms dare to get into a patent battle with SuSE? bearing in mind IBM has lots of stock in it, and I imagine novel has plenty of patents too from their netware days.
oh right, but still, 20meg is still too much for dialup users, which are still common.
.net environment was distrobuted with every app that required it and it checked to see if it was newer than the one installed (like directX), they could get away with it. shit.
come to think of it, directX is distrobuted with every game that requires it, so if the latest
MS cant change the standard, because that would break all apps developed for it (not just for mono)
also they cant add too many things to the standard because people will get bored of upgrading a 200mb runtime environment every 3 days
in the uk, there are ISP's that offer 150kbps always on, unlimited broadband for less than some dial up companies (£14.99 per month, compared to about £15.99 iirc for aol dialup)
if your in the uk, those companies are tiscali, plusnet and probably cpbb.co.uk
It couldn't be done like that unless you could make the solar panels as hard as concrete - if it smashes, people will smash it.
Underground powerlines under the roads for inductive coupling - now that would be cool, but dont expect much in the way of that to happen until there's a US president who's daddy doesn't own half of saudi arabia
ah developers - i didn't think of that. The reason i pointed noexec out is because most peoples security policies dont include it for some unknown reason.
do you mount /home, /tmp and /var/tmp noexec too?
plus more users = more worms, more developers - with every few users that migrates to linux, there's a developer (as a guess)
i heared about it being possible using flash - disable flash and try again
I suppose it does, but it is configurable to turn the eyecandy down so much that its usable on a Pentium-MMX 233.
I wouldn't know about the memory because my gf had 128+32mb in it
Thanks, i was sure it was what i said it was but when people started telling me im retarded i thought i'd look it up
*smacks head*
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o right. thats before my time.
hardware implementation aside, its still requires software knowledge of it, unless you are calling for a two wires out the back of the keyboard - ps2 and a single wire to the hard drive for the hard drive lock
it would have to go through software then though - which would mean it could be turned off by a kernel module
if you use a livecd to check the md5sums, the trojan wont run
a rootkit is a kit that gets root - a program which elevates its privilages to that of the root superuser.
but the partition editor in windows installer is crap compared to even slackwares install process (cfdisk).
also, its a PITA to put your data on a seperate partition to your / in windows - i dont think its even possible in the install