Simple. Nobody in their right mind would suspect that someone could and would steal a three tonne meteorite. Therefore, even if they were noticed nobody would report it.
I think wow! That's a hell of a byte you've got there, I mean withstanding all those low temperatures. William Thomson is probably turning in his grave now. Surely you mean 1kB.
Kennedy was referring to Soviet, which as you know was partly in Europe. There's absolutely nothing in doctrine that mentions Asian nations. The three main ideas of the doctrine were:
It conveys that European countries cannot colonize in any of the Americas: North, Central, or South as well as islands of the Caribbean which were considered to be a part of the Americas.
It enforces Washington's rule of foreign policy, in which the U.S. will only be involved in European affairs if America's rights are disturbed.
Third, the U.S. will consider any attempt at colonization a threat to its national security.
Among the key features of Vista as it currently stands are: security enhancements, a new searching mechanism, lots of new laptop features, parental controls and better home networking.Microsoft Allchin said in an April interview that he expects Vista will need about 512MB of memory and "today's level" of processor.
Hmmm... ~3GHz and 768Mb-1Gb RAM: Sounds like a DTR! But what about Intel's ultra low voltage (ULV) based laptops... or any other non-DTR laptops?
Imagine this... you're living in the US, UK or any other English speaking country, you're invited to an interview, you come there and the first thing they do is to ask you to take a language test. How would you react? It is pretty much the same thing in here, if you ask me.
>(...) I know what linux is, but what's this GNU prefix ?
Quote from gnu.org:
(...) please don't confuse the public by using the name ``Linux'' ambiguously. Linux is the kernel, one of the essential major components of the system. The system as a whole is more or less the GNU system, with Linux added. When you're talking about this combination, please call it ``GNU/Linux''.
>Only a moron... would deploy debian as desktop systems. For that use Suse, Mandrake or Ubuntu. Debian is a server platform primarily.
Ubuntu is based on Debian (same goes for Knoppix), so I don't really see your point. And besides, what's wrong with using Debian as the desktop system? No, really!?
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Simple. Nobody in their right mind would suspect that someone could and would steal a three tonne meteorite. Therefore, even if they were noticed nobody would report it.
I think wow! That's a hell of a byte you've got there, I mean withstanding all those low temperatures. William Thomson is probably turning in his grave now. Surely you mean 1kB.
Pssss... megabytes, mebibytes, kilobytes, kibibytes... My Windows can calculate in kelvinbytes. Now beat this!
Well... there's your problem. The guy is just crying out for help and you blame it on a joke :p
I dropped my math course. (...) I went from six classes to four.
Maybe you shouldn't.
Kennedy was referring to Soviet, which as you know was partly in Europe. There's absolutely nothing in doctrine that mentions Asian nations. The three main ideas of the doctrine were:
"10 Million more Windows crashes reported. Of course, the question is: Who gets the blame over this. Microsoft, or Fake Steve Jobs?"
When a browser is able to crash the OS then hell yeah, you can blame it on Microsoft or whoever made the OS.
It looks like you are trying to write a rude comment about Clippy... Would you like some help?
This someone is still this guy. He actually managed overclocking P4 to 7323.7MHz.
Actually, the world record now is 7323.7 MHz! Still the same guy. Screenshots
Hans island belongs to me
AllTheWeb returned 71,400
So, you can forget about your garden. This island is mine and mine alone.
You should say thanks it doesn't require a reboot.
The summary did actually say: "debris does not appear to hit the shuttle". And it doesn't necessarily mean that it didn't as you stated.
Hmmm... ~3GHz and 768Mb-1Gb RAM: Sounds like a DTR! But what about Intel's ultra low voltage (ULV) based laptops... or any other non-DTR laptops?
Imagine this... you're living in the US, UK or any other English speaking country, you're invited to an interview, you come there and the first thing they do is to ask you to take a language test. How would you react?
It is pretty much the same thing in here, if you ask me.
This is exactly my point! And that's why you can't really call it secure.
And why would it be secure?
Apparently these are the monkeys from the Microsoft's Monkey Colony on Mars (more info here: http://www.mslinux.org/)
Actually it's called MebiByte (1 MiB = 1048576 Bytes)
I have nothing against Google or any other text-based ads. So, quit whining and choose a better business model! That's all I'm going to say.
Quote from gnu.org:
(...) please don't confuse the public by using the name ``Linux'' ambiguously. Linux is the kernel, one of the essential major components of the system. The system as a whole is more or less the GNU system, with Linux added. When you're talking about this combination, please call it ``GNU/Linux''.
Whole text can be found here: http://www.gnu.org/gnu/linux-and-gnu.html
Ubuntu is based on Debian (same goes for Knoppix), so I don't really see your point. And besides, what's wrong with using Debian as the desktop system? No, really!?
Nightly build should fix your problem ;)
Oh, just admit it... you like it, aren't you?
Good question... especially if they'll name it "Any Key".