I would say that it doesn't work nearly as well as google. Unless of course you mean by the speed of results returned, because that seems to be equal, its the actual results that you get that greatly affects how well a search engine works, and its seems to nearly equal google on some search sets, and fail horribly on others. It seeems like the more obscure thing you're looking for, the harder it is to find it.
Actually, windows does have a decent toolkit for distrubiting stuff from you're computer builtin, assuming that you're using a cheap/free hosting service. Think about it: Notepad and Internet Expolorer is all you really need, that along with a credit card number is all you really need to distribute some content from your personal pc.
Or if you really wanted to get fancy, with some free software, and some free trickery, you could serve stuff off your average cable/dsl connection. Just apache for windows, a dynamic DNS solution, a free dynamic dns autoupdater, (Which might have to include a port forward around port 80), and the average windows user could host a website.
If music was reasonably priced, and without DRM, there would be less pirates, as there would be many more people willing to pay, and then you could go after the individual pirates.
The government of China will tell that it is, the government of Taiwan will tell you that it is in Taiwan. The People's Republic of China has absolutely no control over any of Taiwan, so its generally accepted that Taiwan is a seperate country.
And since when is New York a geographicly small state? Im sure someone looking for a job in buffalo would be pretty upset if they got results in Plattsburg or New York City
Already athletes will sometimes donate their own blood, let it sit for a while, and then have the blood re-injected into them right before an event, to increase the blood flow.
You have a really good point. Except you sort of left out that whole solar thing. Solar energy is viable now, and will be more so in the future (assuming new cheap ways to get into space). It doesn't require some big breakthrough to work.
If you fly into the NDIZ airspace the Air Force tries to contact you on 121.5(Ive heard them do this on several occasions), and then presumably if you turn back soon enough everything is peachy.
If they have to scramble choppers(most GA planes are below stall speed of jets) to force you to land, you'll have to deal with the FAA. At least a suspension, but In the past some have had lisences completely revoked.
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Running a compatibility layer for a compatibility layer, to get back to where you started. That's pure genius!
I would say that it doesn't work nearly as well as google. Unless of course you mean by the speed of results returned, because that seems to be equal, its the actual results that you get that greatly affects how well a search engine works, and its seems to nearly equal google on some search sets, and fail horribly on others. It seeems like the more obscure thing you're looking for, the harder it is to find it.
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Thats probably becuase windows vista has deprecated the g key.
Actually, windows does have a decent toolkit for distrubiting stuff from you're computer builtin, assuming that you're using a cheap/free hosting service. Think about it: Notepad and Internet Expolorer is all you really need, that along with a credit card number is all you really need to distribute some content from your personal pc.
Or if you really wanted to get fancy, with some free software, and some free trickery, you could serve stuff off your average cable/dsl connection. Just apache for windows, a dynamic DNS solution, a free dynamic dns autoupdater, (Which might have to include a port forward around port 80), and the average windows user could host a website.
Who modded this interesting?
Funny, I could understand, but interesting????
If music was reasonably priced, and without DRM, there would be less pirates, as there would be many more people willing to pay, and then you could go after the individual pirates.
It depends on who you ask.
The government of China will tell that it is, the government of Taiwan will tell you that it is in Taiwan. The People's Republic of China has absolutely no control over any of Taiwan, so its generally accepted that Taiwan is a seperate country.
And since when is New York a geographicly small state? Im sure someone looking for a job in buffalo would be pretty upset if they got results in Plattsburg or New York City
I read my first words in SimCity 2000.
Already athletes will sometimes donate their own blood, let it sit for a while, and then have the blood re-injected into them right before an event, to increase the blood flow.
Youve never driven in Boston. I can't believe the roads are intelligent if they can't be bothered to have street signs.
Want to see dumbness, look no further than Roman Numerals. Think of trying to determine the sqrt(III).
You have a really good point. Except you sort of left out that whole solar thing. Solar energy is viable now, and will be more so in the future (assuming new cheap ways to get into space). It doesn't require some big breakthrough to work.
That means that other suites that are compatible with OpenDoc like OpenOffice.org, will probably be acceptable for dealing with those businesses.
Gaim has a spellcheck tool built right in.
Very few of them have bluetooth capable phones though.
If you fly into the NDIZ airspace the Air Force tries to contact you on 121.5(Ive heard them do this on several occasions), and then presumably if you turn back soon enough everything is peachy.
If they have to scramble choppers(most GA planes are below stall speed of jets) to force you to land, you'll have to deal with the FAA. At least a suspension, but In the past some have had lisences completely revoked.
In my state we have an option to declare that we have no idea how much sales tax we should pay for online purchases and pay something like $40.
or did he just describe a standard IDE, and give it as the main reason to use a language?
Those annoying walkie talkie like phones.
Id try posting an article on Ask Slashdot, and announce which city I live in, and then read the comments for people who would pick it up.
Or install a decent scripting language onto all the PCs - ruby, perl, python, and all the rest would do well here.
A better question is will they have chinanet?
OLDED uses very little power, and none at all if it isn't changing. It could easily draw enough power off of USB.