This always comes up - the BBC doesn'tt restrict programmes to only the people living in the UK because of the license fee, it's because they don't have permission from the content owners to broadcast them outside of the UK.
It's for the benefit of the sellers, rather than the buyers - that way VeryBigCompany can advertise their item at $9.99 across the country, rather than having a series of state/city adverts with the actual price.
A lot of people have suggested Spanish - just remember that if you plan to use it in the US then it's Latin American Spanish, there's enough of a difference between the American and European versions that it's better to learn from the one you'd use.
Joe User likes doing crosswords, so much so that he uses Across Lite to do the New York Times crossword. For his Windows box he clicks a link and follows the prompts. For his Linux box he, well, he has to know what this means:
"Across Lite is available in a statically linked (to Motif) version and a dynamically linked version. Both versions are ELF binaries. The a.out versions have been discontinued. If you must have the last a.out version, send E-mail to the Across Lite Help Desk"
"You must use gunzip or an equivalent to uncompress the file and tar to extract the program and puzzle files. Check the README file in the distribution for starting instructions."
Joe User sticks to doing crosswords on his Windows box.
Organising the physical games in that manner cannot be patented - but doing it over the Internet is a totally different thing. Or at least that's how it seems to be.
But if you heard one of the pieces from Ghosts, would you say straightaway it was Trent Reznor? Or could it be an instrumental filler piece by Barry Manilow?
BBCAmerica is going to start broadcasting "Newsnight" from the 29th, though I don't know whether it's going to be the whole programme (for example, the reviews to the front pages of tomorrows newspapers won't always make sense). Paxo is heavily featured in the trails, along with the moments we remember him for.
Given the accuracy of recent local forecasts (eg the inner-city areas will be covered by deep snow) what will really happen is that a cushion is put onto a sofa.
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I read it as 1.4 million first generation nanos sold in a 15 month period in Japan, which seems a bit high.
This always comes up - the BBC doesn'tt restrict programmes to only the people living in the UK because of the license fee, it's because they don't have permission from the content owners to broadcast them outside of the UK.
Two old men were sitting in the park, one said "it's nice out", the other said "in that case I'll get mine out".
It's for the benefit of the sellers, rather than the buyers - that way VeryBigCompany can advertise their item at $9.99 across the country, rather than having a series of state/city adverts with the actual price.
It would be good to have that in the OS, but while waiting you could look at http://safelyremove.com/
Want to bet that any fines Comcast get are passed on to consumers as "FCC compliance operating fees"?
A lot of people have suggested Spanish - just remember that if you plan to use it in the US then it's Latin American Spanish, there's enough of a difference between the American and European versions that it's better to learn from the one you'd use.
But if you're on the Internet, it doesn't mean you're on the web.
A very rough calculation, depending on a lot of factors, is 1 refrigerator = 15 to 20 laptops.
He is a terrorist, I am a freedom fighter.
We don't use the U word here.
Wasn't Solitaire supposed to be showing people how to drag 'n' drop, and Minefield was to show them how to left and right click?
I bet your car has turn signals as well. You must be made of money to have all those optional extras.
Joe User likes doing crosswords, so much so that he uses Across Lite to do the New York Times crossword. For his Windows box he clicks a link and follows the prompts. For his Linux box he, well, he has to know what this means: "Across Lite is available in a statically linked (to Motif) version and a dynamically linked version. Both versions are ELF binaries. The a.out versions have been discontinued. If you must have the last a.out version, send E-mail to the Across Lite Help Desk" "You must use gunzip or an equivalent to uncompress the file and tar to extract the program and puzzle files. Check the README file in the distribution for starting instructions." Joe User sticks to doing crosswords on his Windows box.
That is a dead Python script, breft of life.
Do they make it in the Congo?
2015 will be the year of Linux on the dual touch-screen laptop.
Perhaps experimental for Trent Reznor, but in the field of experimental music it's pretty ordinary.
Organising the physical games in that manner cannot be patented - but doing it over the Internet is a totally different thing. Or at least that's how it seems to be.
But if you heard one of the pieces from Ghosts, would you say straightaway it was Trent Reznor? Or could it be an instrumental filler piece by Barry Manilow?
BBCAmerica is going to start broadcasting "Newsnight" from the 29th, though I don't know whether it's going to be the whole programme (for example, the reviews to the front pages of tomorrows newspapers won't always make sense). Paxo is heavily featured in the trails, along with the moments we remember him for.
I hope no one gets confused with your patient and mine of gift vouchers for Polynesian straw huts (the prefect present).
Given the accuracy of recent local forecasts (eg the inner-city areas will be covered by deep snow) what will really happen is that a cushion is put onto a sofa.
Do you always park in a decent neighbourhood?
Can't remember who said it, but why did he have to try and be a shoe bomber - couldn't it have been a bra bomber or a panty bomber?