And where in the US Constitution does it say that the states are sovereign? The Constitution prohibited states from maintaining armed forces or making treaties among themselves. Hardly what I would call sovereign.
Hmm. . . Richard Stallman, Donald Knuth, Linus Torvalds, Andrew Tridgell, Jeremy Allison, Alan Cox, Stephen Tweedie, Guido Van Rossum, Larry Wall, Brian Behlendorf, Eric Raymond. ..
As opposed to keeping viruses out of a Windows computer? Windows is (usually) already installed and configured, and often maintained and fixed by third-party vendors such as Symantec and McAfee.
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Hmm. . . Of course, where can one buy an OEM version of Windows XP professional? And how much treeware does XP Pro include? And can I install it on more than one machine? What server software does XP Pro have? Does one have to activate an OEM copy of Win XP Pro?
Also, Office Depot charges $199 (US) for the upgrade version of Windows XP Pro, so your price seems a bit low.
Doesn't it say that you get a refund for the entire computer, as opposed to just the OS? I'm pretty sure that Microsoft has lawyers who can write EULA's
And how is shutting down GPS going to prevent a suitcase nuke attack?
I suspect that the FAA can prohibit passengers from bringing WiFi devices on board. IANAL.
Don't Macs support USB floppy drives?
And where in the US Constitution does it say that the states are sovereign? The Constitution prohibited states from maintaining armed forces or making treaties among themselves. Hardly what I would call sovereign.
Stillman, Stillman, and Harkins (Introductory Russian Grammar, Second Edition. 1972) use KO MHE and KO BCEM, but they also have K KOMY.
Sorry, it's been 20+ years since I had Russian.
That would probably be
Ko komu ty poshel.
Similarly for b/bo and c/co.
But that delete many porn offers!
Or is that the idea?
Isn't a German infinitive just a single word? Isn't that the same with other languages? Hence, the issue does not arise in those languages.
I find it amusing that Russian has three single-consonant prepositions. Just try ending a sentence with one of them, tovarishch.
Actually, some of us pay for Linux. I'm hoping to buy SuSe 9.2 soon.
Hmm. . . Richard Stallman, Donald Knuth, Linus Torvalds, Andrew Tridgell, Jeremy Allison, Alan Cox, Stephen Tweedie, Guido Van Rossum, Larry Wall, Brian Behlendorf, Eric Raymond. . .
Nah, never heard of 'em!
Dershowitz claims that one of the major blunders of the prosecution was to try OJ in downtown LA instead of, say, Brentwood.
And why do you (or the original poster) believe that Evian is overrated?
Should the government have the power to stop them? Would the cure be better than the disease?
Hmm, losing 3 hours out of roughly 9000 hours in a year would only be 99.967% uptime. Why the extra 9?
As opposed to keeping viruses out of a Windows computer? Windows is (usually) already installed and configured, and often maintained and fixed by third-party vendors such as Symantec and McAfee.
Hmm. . . Of course, where can one buy an OEM version of Windows XP professional? And how much treeware does XP Pro include? And can I install it on more than one machine? What server software does XP Pro have?
Does one have to activate an OEM copy of Win XP Pro?
Also, Office Depot charges $199 (US) for the upgrade version of Windows XP Pro, so your price seems a bit low.
How hard is Linux to set up? Sure it took a while to install SuSE 9.0 Pro, but hey, that's what happens when you try to install almost everything.
Of course, CPU time is cheap, too.
Imaginary numbers?
I wouldn't want to be the the Microsoft executive who had to report a loss of 80,000,000i dollars.
Doesn't it say that you get a refund for the entire computer, as opposed to just the OS? I'm pretty sure that Microsoft has lawyers who can write EULA's
Still, toe-to-toe at the beginning would have been worse than these tiny wars.
Nuke, it's a nuke; nuke, it's a nuke; nuke for England England England!
As opposed to how many who would have died if the US and USSR had decided to go toe-to-toe?
Also, would some of these wars (such as Afghanistan and Angola) happened anyway?
Have you ever used TeX/LaTeX for equations?
Yes, I like to sit down and type away, too. But on a real keyboard.
As for the size, OK 120 cubic inches vs. 64 cubic inches. But 4.3 pounds isn't that heavy.