I had English, French and German in High School, which were mandatory foreign languages (as well as Greek and Latin). I dropped them as soon as I could. My language skills after high school were moderate, and I learned English only really in university when all my study books turned out to be in English. I tried to learn French when hitch hiking through France.
Then I took a Spanish course in Salamanca, only two weeks, and that taught me basic Spanish, enough for tourist needs. I spent one night drinking Sangria with a French girl that didn't speak English, and suddenly everything fell in place. That evening I talked to my Spanish teacher for about half an hour. Strangely enough, my French improved a lot as well....
So my advice, take a course in Spain or Cuba, and drink lots of tequila or rum...
When using Portable Firefox, the automatic updates installs the normal version when updating. This results in something you don't want. So I uncheck the automatic update, and do this manually.
Now we're talking about Windows 7 and 08, I think they should call it Windows 10 as it is going to be released in 2009. Or better, they should call it Windows X. Then they can add something along the lines of 10.1 to it, you know like Windows X 10.1. That sounds more interesting. And along the lines of this development, they should call for the Office Assistent to twist his legs and fill the position of mascotte and to pose on the boxed version.
The only thing I'm afraid of is being prosecuted in the US. I live in Europe, but these kind of agreements scare me. I've seen people being extradited to the US for alleged crimes commited in the US, that were in fact commited in Europe. Those crimes generally result in sentences about 1/10th of those in the US, and it involved American federal agents that tricked people into doing stuff, while this is not allowed in our justice system.
That's not true. See this screenshot.
CTRL-C made you scroll down. Arrow keys were not used back then, so E and X were up and down, S and D left and right, A and F word left and right, and R and C scroll up and down.
I have an Asus EEE and it has a customized desktop with buttons to start applications. It's not revolutionary, but it works. I'm curious in what ways it's difference from Sugar, and if it could replace it.
It's funny that to fix Microsoft Windows, it's faster to just wipe and re-install from scratch rather than try to fix the issue. After installing SP3 on my work desktop (using the download), I couldn't login anymore. I got a black screen, the monitor stayed alive. I could go back using system recovery. After the first time going back I lost my remote desktop client, so I couldn't login to other systems anymore. Furthermore I lost my CD drive. I tried another time via Windows Update (which was only 60MB instead of the 323MB of the download), but had the same problem. I did another system recovery, going back a month now, and now everything works, although I had to reinstall several programs.
Still I have to do a complete reinstall if I want to get this SP working I'm afraid...
This is typical for an organization (or person, animal) realizing that it is in big trouble. This looks like a struggle to survive. So it might be a good sign. On the other hand, it doesn't mean that they will loose all the way. And for the ones being attacked it can be a nasty experience.
...that implies that there's a one in 170,000 chance that your gun will accidentally kill someone. To be exact: there's a one in 170,000 chance that your gun will accidentally kill someone this year.
(Also, consider the chance that some of those potential rapes would end in murder. Apparently only two percent of rapes end in murder, so that means there's about six murders prevented there as well. That article is from 25 years ago! Furthermore, I wonder if it works like this. The 2% that commit a murder, probably won't be stopped by a gun. Chances are that it simply means the woman who tries to protect herself with a gun, will be killed immediately by the criminal. She won't show up in rape statistics, because she is killed before the criminal has the chance to rape her. So be careful with these statistics!
This is the worst slashdot story I've ever read and I'm an avid reader, have a shirt and everything. Make a bookmark people, this is it, one of the milestones of the decline and fall of slashdot. You have a shirt!?! And everything??? Wow, that's impressive.
I've bookmarked your reply. I think it's even worse than the article. Not that I read it.
Know what? If something changes Cuba's mind about OOXML and very shortly after the US embargo of Cuba is ended... fuck, I just don't have words for that. I think those Cuban cigars come in handy when Hillary is in "Office". It could open her up, you know!;-)
What about the "unihammer" printer, such as the Seikosha GP80-A? It's the only printer I've owned where my downstairs neighbour knocked on the door and asked me to stop printing... I had a Brother daisywheel printer once. My desk started swinging when it printed something. The noise was incredible. I had a Intertec Superbrain (CP/M) back then, with Wordstar, and the only way to get a decent layout was by using bold and capital letters. (I refused to use underlines.) I used double and even triple bold to add extra effect. The result was that some head lines were printed eight times, and if you turned over de printed paper, you would have a 3-D landscape. I think it would be a good braille printer!
The problem is that you use the "auto-link" url style. This adds a slash to the end of the link, which results in an error. I had this problem myself a while ago.
And I'm pretty sure FF3 still works on Windows 2000 which just barely beats out Linux in popularity.
FF3 works in Windows 2000. I installed it last month on an older computer, and it is used daily as the default browser.
Does it run on linux?
Well I'm glad it didn't run Windows for Workgroups 3.11, because then they wouldn't get any support anymore over there on Mars!
The geeks are buying the XP version to install their own flavor of Linux as a dual-boot?
Then they are stupid geeks. The Windows version has a smaller disk, so it makes more sense to buy the Linux version.
I had English, French and German in High School, which were mandatory foreign languages (as well as Greek and Latin). I dropped them as soon as I could. My language skills after high school were moderate, and I learned English only really in university when all my study books turned out to be in English. I tried to learn French when hitch hiking through France.
Then I took a Spanish course in Salamanca, only two weeks, and that taught me basic Spanish, enough for tourist needs. I spent one night drinking Sangria with a French girl that didn't speak English, and suddenly everything fell in place. That evening I talked to my Spanish teacher for about half an hour. Strangely enough, my French improved a lot as well....
So my advice, take a course in Spain or Cuba, and drink lots of tequila or rum...
Come to think of it, I don't think the word "soft" applies anywhere near Ryan. :D
You obviously missed the two most important points here!
Come to think of it, the word "micro" doesn't apply anywhere near Ryan!
Come to think of it, I don't think the word "soft" applies anywhere near Ryan. :D
You obviously missed the two most important points here!
When using Portable Firefox, the automatic updates installs the normal version when updating. This results in something you don't want. So I uncheck the automatic update, and do this manually.
Another suggestion I read somewhere else is to redirect all traffic to the AVG website. That will teach them!
Now we're talking about Windows 7 and 08, I think they should call it Windows 10 as it is going to be released in 2009. Or better, they should call it Windows X. Then they can add something along the lines of 10.1 to it, you know like Windows X 10.1. That sounds more interesting. And along the lines of this development, they should call for the Office Assistent to twist his legs and fill the position of mascotte and to pose on the boxed version.
The only thing I'm afraid of is being prosecuted in the US. I live in Europe, but these kind of agreements scare me. I've seen people being extradited to the US for alleged crimes commited in the US, that were in fact commited in Europe. Those crimes generally result in sentences about 1/10th of those in the US, and it involved American federal agents that tricked people into doing stuff, while this is not allowed in our justice system.
Man, are you crazy? Never heard of the Blue Flame of Death?
Hey it was good to be reminded of those days! I still have an Intertec Superbrain Q64 here, although it doesn't work anymore, sadly....
That's not true. See this screenshot. CTRL-C made you scroll down. Arrow keys were not used back then, so E and X were up and down, S and D left and right, A and F word left and right, and R and C scroll up and down.
I have an Asus EEE and it has a customized desktop with buttons to start applications. It's not revolutionary, but it works. I'm curious in what ways it's difference from Sugar, and if it could replace it.
Still I have to do a complete reinstall if I want to get this SP working I'm afraid...
This is typical for an organization (or person, animal) realizing that it is in big trouble. This looks like a struggle to survive. So it might be a good sign. On the other hand, it doesn't mean that they will loose all the way. And for the ones being attacked it can be a nasty experience.
...that implies that there's a one in 170,000 chance that your gun will accidentally kill someone. To be exact: there's a one in 170,000 chance that your gun will accidentally kill someone this year. (Also, consider the chance that some of those potential rapes would end in murder. Apparently only two percent of rapes end in murder, so that means there's about six murders prevented there as well. That article is from 25 years ago! Furthermore, I wonder if it works like this. The 2% that commit a murder, probably won't be stopped by a gun. Chances are that it simply means the woman who tries to protect herself with a gun, will be killed immediately by the criminal. She won't show up in rape statistics, because she is killed before the criminal has the chance to rape her. So be careful with these statistics!
...that XP thinks it is BSD? I think XP has all the right to think it's the Bull Shit Distro.I've bookmarked your reply. I think it's even worse than the article. Not that I read it.
Your link doesn't work. This link does: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Childbirth
The problem is that you use the "auto-link" url style. This adds a slash to the end of the link, which results in an error. I had this problem myself a while ago.