But what spreadsheet has a programming language as nice for numerical work as the language in the 48GX? Stack based (no need to declare variables), a large library of numeric functions, a beautifully minimalist syntax, what do you want?
It could a door hard enough to swing all the way in and then bounce back shut. While the door was thus opening and closing, the Roomba could enter the room
Is there another RAM slot? I upgraded my Averatec by replacing a 128 meg RAM card with a 512, so I don't mind the physical swapping. But is it possible?
Actually, using psplot in PStricks requires one to enter a little raw PostScript. If you want to draw a graph of y=3sin(2x) from x=0 to x=360, you have
\psplot{0}{360}{x 2 mul sin 3 mul}.
Where the last braced expression is in PostScript. Thank goodness I know RPN
And if someone wants the BIOS password to my laptop, I'd die before revealing it. Not that I value my laptop that much, it's just that I forgot the BIOS password.:-)
But not all passwords are equally strong. Also, the requirements would leave at least 6,450,000,000,000 possible passwords (assuming that the "required" characters occurred in the first four places) as you have 4!*10^4*72^4. Granted, that's still a reduction by a factor of 100.
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Didn't Australia vote to become a republic?
How about having a 21st century WORKING desktop?
And what would that leave for dividends?
And users like you are keeping Microsoft in business, so you get what you deserve.
But what spreadsheet has a programming language as nice for numerical work as the language in the 48GX? Stack based (no need to declare variables), a large library of numeric functions, a beautifully minimalist syntax, what do you want?
So the amount of RAM that a RAM slot can take is a function of the CPU? Hmm. . . I did not know that.
What about PSTricks?
But would the slot even accept a 512 meg card?
It could a door hard enough to swing all the way in and then bounce back shut. While the door was thus opening and closing, the Roomba could enter the room
Can I get that Dell with Linux instead of Microsoft Windows, at a lower price to reflect not getting a license?
KDE? On 128 meg of RAM? I could barely get it to run on 192. Of course, it's only a 233 MHz Pentium I.
But it still counts as a Linux machine sold, and if the MS Windows is pirated, it doesn't count as an MS Windows copy sold.
Because some PC's can't take 256's?
Is there another RAM slot? I upgraded my Averatec by replacing a 128 meg RAM card with a 512, so I don't mind the physical swapping. But is it possible?
Does Internet Explorer have browser tags?
He may have wanted a link to the store that sold the PC.
Actually, using psplot in PStricks requires one to enter a little raw PostScript. If you want to draw a graph of y=3sin(2x) from x=0 to x=360, you have
\psplot{0}{360}{x 2 mul sin 3 mul}.
Where the last braced expression is in PostScript. Thank goodness I know RPN
And if someone wants the BIOS password to my laptop, I'd die before revealing it. Not that I value my laptop that much, it's just that I forgot the BIOS password. :-)
But not all passwords are equally strong. Also, the requirements would leave at least 6,450,000,000,000 possible passwords (assuming that the "required" characters occurred
in the first four places) as you have 4!*10^4*72^4. Granted, that's still a reduction by a factor of 100.
ABC is related to Python by sharing a common developer, Guido van Rossum. Guido claims that ABC and Modula 3 were the main influences on Python.
Roughly 1 gram per cubic centimeter?
Could one not have Samba mangle the filename in such a case?
And why would show the person the door, instead of thanking her for the tip?
I thought he threw his medal into the Ohio River to protest the Vietnam War.
And why would you name a file -rf?
Sounds like a job for GNU emacs.