Yes. But as I have an OEM copy of Windows XP Home, I expected this to be usual. What percentage of OEM WinXP installs include PowerDVD? Does the VAR boxed version of WinXP include PowerDVD?
Maybe I was just lucky, but mine was definitely a low-end laptop.
If you are only installing executables (not libraries), you could
do the install in a subdirectory of $HOME, at least if the makefile allows the user to make that change.
No. If twenty percent of units sold are laptops and the rest of the units sold are desktops, and each laptop sells for twice the price of each desktop, then desktops will generate two thirds of the total revenue, and laptops will generate one third of the revenue.
By the way, if Intel does so well on laptops, why does mine have an Athlon?
Did he mean USB mouse support? Or USB support in general. Gee, I'd like to be able to attach my calculator to my desktop, laptop, printer, whatever. I just love the sheer geekiness of the HP 48GX, and something like the parent wanted would be fun.
Would I need it? No. Does anyone need a Lamborghini? A Rolex?
So I'm not the only one! I wrote a function to generate
pseudorandom noise, and have used that as an alarm. I'm not sure how well my HP48 keeps time , though.
I name mine after logicians. My main box (Linux) is Aristotle;
the Windows 95 box is Frege; another Linux box is Boole;
and my laptop (Linux/WinXP Home) is Ockham.
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Yes. But as I have an OEM copy of Windows XP Home, I expected this to be usual. What percentage of OEM WinXP installs include PowerDVD? Does the VAR boxed version of WinXP include PowerDVD? Maybe I was just lucky, but mine was definitely a low-end laptop.
Of course, many users would just buy SuSe Pro 9.1 for $89. Note that includes multiple installs for (most) packages.
That's odd. I could have sworn that I could play DVD's out of the box on my laptop in XP.
More like 5.0, which I purchased in early 1998, one week after I bought my first computer.
But it's also easy to detect Internet plagiarism. Type in a few sentences and run Google. It's even easier if they forget to take out the hyperlinks.
Of course, if your company is not primarily a vendor of proprietary software, then how does it lose 85% of its assets?
But how is Babelfish (or whatever translation software) supposed to deal with it?
That's not a mistranslation. "An" is the French word for "year"..
If you are only installing executables (not libraries), you could do the install in a subdirectory of $HOME, at least if the makefile allows the user to make that change.
No. If twenty percent of units sold are laptops and the rest of the units sold are desktops, and each laptop sells for twice the price of each desktop, then desktops will generate two thirds of the total revenue, and laptops will generate one third of the revenue. By the way, if Intel does so well on laptops, why does mine have an Athlon?
Is that the one on the Space Shuttle?
Did he mean USB mouse support? Or USB support in general. Gee, I'd like to be able to attach my calculator to my desktop, laptop, printer, whatever. I just love the sheer geekiness of the HP 48GX, and something like the parent wanted would be fun. Would I need it? No. Does anyone need a Lamborghini? A Rolex?
They're already here, to some extent at least. The HP48 does some symbolic manipulation, including derivatives and some integrals.
So I'm not the only one! I wrote a function to generate pseudorandom noise, and have used that as an alarm. I'm not sure how well my HP48 keeps time , though.
I name mine after logicians. My main box (Linux) is Aristotle; the Windows 95 box is Frege; another Linux box is Boole; and my laptop (Linux/WinXP Home) is Ockham.
If IBM collapsed, who would support its mainframes?
What foreplay test? Austin: I never noticed those before. Fembot: Why don't you try some foreplay? Or did I miss something?
Is Microsoft telling members of the Open Source Community to jerk off?
No, the Elizabeth Hurley fembot had machine guns, not armor in her breasts
Yielding power? To what? Or did you mean wielding?
Maybe, but the actual software was written by Hank Rearden.
That may have been what the grandparent meant, but that's not what he/she wrote. Do try to use better notation.
Actually, 99-99% is 99.00-0.99, which is 98.01. Also 50-50% is 49.50, not 25.
Actually, one could mount the loopback device in such a way that only certain accounts (put in a group with no other accounts) can access the data.