the IT dept at the local school district recently ditched it as they kept having problems where it wouldn't unfreeze properly to install updates and it would foul up their update schedules (they have it rigged so it's supposed to reboot to thawed, then check for and install updates for all the programs every day at 11pm or thereabouts, then reboot frozen), but sometimes for no appearent reason, it wouldn't thaw and all the updates would get fouled up and systems would go unupdated for days and they'd have to go out and do it manaualy once they discovered it.
these problems were happening on win xp pro, though on a single-user computer that should be not much of an issue as it is on a large network.
depends on if you're referring to a constant mass or a constant volume. if you freeze a litre of water, it won't be a litre of ice, it will be larger than that, but it will maintain the same mass (though with a lower density)
1. i personally like i like backtrack 2, though i'm not sure if it will work with mac hardware.
2. you'd need the disc on hand already (i keep a copy of it in my laptop bag for such occasions)
3/4. yes. there was a guide somewhere on doing this (packet injection and IV collection on the same laptop using backtrack 2), but google is failing me at the moment.
though you can always get Kbuntu, though i find the application management isn't nearly as streamlined as the GNOME one is. then again, i haven't tried kbuntu in a few versions, so it might have improved since then.
you seem to be completely missing the point that BMI is a nearly useless stat. it is grossly misleading for tall people (the proper weight doesn't scale properly with height) or for athletic people with higher than usual muscle mass (muscle weights more than fat)
just because everyone and their great-aunt Tillie doesn't use it doesn't mean it isn't useful. i routinely find "just what i needed!" programs on SF that no one but the developer seems to pay any attention to.
if putting the program and source out there helps even one person, i would consider it to be a success.
Too bad Azureus doesn't trat multiple trackers te same way uTorrent does.
i thought 2.5.0.4 did work with multiple trackers, you just need to manually enter the trackers. or am i getting this mixed up with that feature when creating a torrent?
why open it? most any competant antivirus program can scan within a ZIP file.
i dunno about the not swear at part.
the IT dept at the local school district recently ditched it as they kept having problems where it wouldn't unfreeze properly to install updates and it would foul up their update schedules (they have it rigged so it's supposed to reboot to thawed, then check for and install updates for all the programs every day at 11pm or thereabouts, then reboot frozen), but sometimes for no appearent reason, it wouldn't thaw and all the updates would get fouled up and systems would go unupdated for days and they'd have to go out and do it manaualy once they discovered it.
these problems were happening on win xp pro, though on a single-user computer that should be not much of an issue as it is on a large network.
that should be 1/299792458000. a cube of your size is 100 litres, though still the idea i was trying to put out in the first place.
though utorrent was acquired by these guys and likely will now be following the same route.
depends on if you're referring to a constant mass or a constant volume. if you freeze a litre of water, it won't be a litre of ice, it will be larger than that, but it will maintain the same mass (though with a lower density)
simple code is always beautiful, but beautiful code isn't always simple.
no. it's a Dyson sphere around a dead star orbiting another still-living star.
If you take a liter of water and freeze it or heat it up, it changes size (a bit), but weighs the same.
but if you take a litre of ice and a litre of water, they will not weigh the same.
1. i personally like i like backtrack 2, though i'm not sure if it will work with mac hardware.
2. you'd need the disc on hand already (i keep a copy of it in my laptop bag for such occasions)
3/4. yes. there was a guide somewhere on doing this (packet injection and IV collection on the same laptop using backtrack 2), but google is failing me at the moment.
though you can always get Kbuntu, though i find the application management isn't nearly as streamlined as the GNOME one is. then again, i haven't tried kbuntu in a few versions, so it might have improved since then.
Windows sucks! Use BSD instead.
MAME runs fine on Linux/BSD/Mac :)
only if linux/bsd runs fine on the hardware. i still find no end of issues with ATI cards.
that's almost certainly your fault.
you seem to be completely missing the point that BMI is a nearly useless stat. it is grossly misleading for tall people (the proper weight doesn't scale properly with height) or for athletic people with higher than usual muscle mass (muscle weights more than fat)
The difference is that I am not proposing an increase of premium costs, I am proposing a decrease
which is why it will never happen.
Eh, they're not just bottled tap water, they're RO treated municipal tap water
depends. some RO it, others just pour it from the tap into a bottle.
They can take my freedoms when they pry them from my cold, dead hands.
your proposal is acceptable.
Will we let them have it?
yes, I'll let them have it. directly between the eyes.
Not to mention if you don't like the price of bottled water, your tap provides gallons for pennies.
and quite often that water comes from the tap anyway!
just because everyone and their great-aunt Tillie doesn't use it doesn't mean it isn't useful. i routinely find "just what i needed!" programs on SF that no one but the developer seems to pay any attention to.
if putting the program and source out there helps even one person, i would consider it to be a success.
Dammit Jim, he's a programmer, not an English professor!
Too bad Azureus doesn't trat multiple trackers te same way uTorrent does.
i thought 2.5.0.4 did work with multiple trackers, you just need to manually enter the trackers. or am i getting this mixed up with that feature when creating a torrent?
And wine needs to be made from grapes that have fermentated.
doesn't have to be grapes. any fermentable fruit works fine, and some occasionally work better, depending on your tastes.
i would never socialize with you either. sorry guy :(
blame yourself.
Damn Politicians throwing away our rights
fixed that for you.
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Any EULA that attempts to prevent me from doing that is illegal.
would that invalidate the entire EULA or just that specific section of it?
if the former, would the "state and federate statutes may override portions of this contract" part cover their ass regarding that?