OpenOffice is a different product to SunOffice. I purchased the 5.2 Star Office on CD. I downloaded OpenOffice. I purchased Slackware 7.0. I purchased VMware.
I get the best product for the job. If I have to pay for it then I do. I will look for a "free" option but will not d/l warez.
5 Continents and a whole pile of Countries. And when anyone in the US connects to anywhere else in the world it should of course be free. The 1st Amendment guarantees that. Or was it the 5th?
Damn, I wish we had an amendment we could force on the rest of the world.
"Many people feel that saving approximately 1 million American lives was more important at that time than a percentage of the populations (both military and civilian) of Hiroshima and Nagasaki."
Many American people...
"Most would agree that the US has been a model citizen as a nuclear superpower."
Most Americans...
"both sides were concerned about victory (and survival) above all else."
Both sides?
This was a WORLD WAR not a World Series.
There were other participants.
I ran cat 5e everywhere - 2 jacks per room - 4 by my desk:)
The patch panel is in the basement.
The phone terminates on the patch panel as does my adsl.
I've got a 4-way splitter cable made up to put the phones (over the cat5) to any of the rooms I want and a 10Mb Hub for the rest of the connections.
I wasn't worried about sound/tv/whatever.
If I was I'd go for a 4-way jack per room.
Next step is a 10/100 switch and wireless for the laptops.
OpenOffice is a different product to SunOffice.
I purchased the 5.2 Star Office on CD.
I downloaded OpenOffice.
I purchased Slackware 7.0.
I purchased VMware.
I get the best product for the job.
If I have to pay for it then I do.
I will look for a "free" option but will not d/l warez.
If you don't like the advertising then press F11 (Fullscreen).
The first trans-atlantic flights proved the efficency of staying within half your wingspan of the surface.
But not as addictive as Heroin...
"Get rid of corruption, ethnic wars, and widespread fraud."
Sounds good.
How about the US showing the rest of the world how.
5 Continents and a whole pile of Countries.
And when anyone in the US connects to anywhere else in the world it should of course be free.
The 1st Amendment guarantees that.
Or was it the 5th?
Damn, I wish we had an amendment we could force on the rest of the world.
Like many other brilliant Christian men, is a Christian.
I'd move to the basement first.
Makes it easier if you only have to do things once.
And as everybody knows, Linux does not have internet connectivity and it will be years before it does.
Wait a minute...
My little REX 3000 is marketed as a pda and has virtually no onboard input mech.
Everything is done through the host computer.
So by definition it's crap because you can't input contacts on the go?
I agree, _very_ missing the point.
More regular?
Try fibre.
The cable does not have an interface.
It has a pair of plugs connected by wires.
If Sega hold a patent for the _connecter_ then there may be grounds.
Rutherford...
When does Virii become a word?
When it in in wholesale use?
I use it because it works for me.
Not to mention medical equipment and even chemical analysis gear.
Yes and nowdays it should slow your machine down to oh 400MHz.
IF you actually have a turbo button and it's actually connected to a motherboard that actually supports it.
I thought it just turned the caches off anyway.
"Many people feel that saving approximately 1 million American lives was more important at that time than a percentage of the populations (both military and civilian) of Hiroshima and Nagasaki."
Many American people...
"Most would agree that the US has been a model citizen as a nuclear superpower."
Most Americans...
"both sides were concerned about victory (and survival) above all else."
Both sides?
This was a WORLD WAR not a World Series.
There were other participants.
Properly designed barbed-wire?
Yes, well we had to pull the spikes off and then we insulated it and stuff but it really is barbed-wire not cat-3 at all.
MPlayer is now able to play mov's.
MPlayer is open source.
What are your problems with these statements?
Or quarter million?
I ran cat 5e everywhere - 2 jacks per room - 4 by my desk :)
The patch panel is in the basement.
The phone terminates on the patch panel as does my adsl.
I've got a 4-way splitter cable made up to put the phones (over the cat5) to any of the rooms I want and a 10Mb Hub for the rest of the connections.
I wasn't worried about sound/tv/whatever.
If I was I'd go for a 4-way jack per room.
Next step is a 10/100 switch and wireless for the laptops.
And racing solar cars would be totally out of the question.
Definitely the Bizarre model.
This is wishlist stuff.
You don't have to be limited to current technology.
Dream.
It may come true.
That's what this industry is all about.
Isn't it?
Funny in Kiwiland as well :)