This is exactly why I love Firefox, no mater what OS I am currently using on a box, I have access to a browser I know how to use. In this way projects like Firefox and OO.org may contribute to the end of desktop OS monopolies.
I think that is exactly why they can't coexist. In Microsoft's (and Apple's for that matter) dream land the consumer will buy what they are told to and at a hefty margin.
People wonder why America is producing less and less Scientists and Engineers. It's because we have no imagination any more. We need to get our heads out of the sand and find something to reach for or learn to accept not being important in the world.
That's all well and good but you don't have to be a jerk about it.
If you can't see the forest for the trees I don't see why you would bother to even read this board except to find and criticize other peoples mistakes. Who died and made you responsible for grammar on the internet?
I personally dislike having my writings reduced to a number of errors. I am not here for unsolicited English grades and lets face it we all make mistakes occasionally.
Correcting one (easy to misspell and not confusing in any real way) word out of a post in a flippant way and making no attempt to respond to the content is rude and should be teated as such.
I'd say that making a chip that is hands down better than everything on the consumer market after years of being behind the eight ball (being "beaten" by a smaller competitor using dubious shenanigans no less) is pretty darn original.
Is it really fair to attribute the GPU-CPU combo to AMD/ATi if Intel gets to market first? As far as I know neither of them have produced anything "consumer ready" yet.
Not that it makes up for the price gap but the black Macbook comes standard with a larger hard drive, which if you upgrade to on a white one adds about $100... so really the black chassis is only a $50 or so upgrade if you think about it, I still think that is an enormous price jump for a change in color.
I'm sorry but I think the gp is right... it's desserts. Someone "getting there just deserts" doesn't make any sense. Plese sight a source for your correction.
I think you don't understand. the parent was talking about full time employees who are exempt form overtime benefits, at a certain level on the pay scale at most organizations the company or institution basically owns the employee's time. Mostly these are critical and senior positions.
Exactly... I'm "hourly" (full time and permanent but not "salaried" per say) and I do just fine, I like being compensated when my work invades my personal time.
That's interesting... Google bought YouTube to pick a fight with content providers and set a precedent favorable to their business model (and by coincidence the consumer.) But Viacom may only be suing for a cynical money grab.
If the author of the article is right then Viacom just got severely played.
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This is exactly why I love Firefox, no mater what OS I am currently using on a box, I have access to a browser I know how to use. In this way projects like Firefox and OO.org may contribute to the end of desktop OS monopolies.
<homer> Mmmmmmmmmmm Pentium </homer>
I think that is exactly why they can't coexist. In Microsoft's (and Apple's for that matter) dream land the consumer will buy what they are told to and at a hefty margin.
People wonder why America is producing less and less Scientists and Engineers. It's because we have no imagination any more. We need to get our heads out of the sand and find something to reach for or learn to accept not being important in the world.
I think you know what I meant...
I have often wondered why it is hard for some to grasp that very few modern creatures have living genetic ancestors.
No mention of The Flash's time traveling space treadmill?
That's all well and good but you don't have to be a jerk about it.
If you can't see the forest for the trees I don't see why you would bother to even read this board except to find and criticize other peoples mistakes. Who died and made you responsible for grammar on the internet?
I personally dislike having my writings reduced to a number of errors. I am not here for unsolicited English grades and lets face it we all make mistakes occasionally.
Correcting one (easy to misspell and not confusing in any real way) word out of a post in a flippant way and making no attempt to respond to the content is rude and should be teated as such.
He is a demigod in the community... If he doesn't like GPLv3 at all, and has a good reason, it is going to be a hard sell.
I'd say that making a chip that is hands down better than everything on the consumer market after years of being behind the eight ball (being "beaten" by a smaller competitor using dubious shenanigans no less) is pretty darn original.
Are the two mutually exclusive? I'd love to mess with the "geek squad" for a living.
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Gandhi was probably not referring to this particularly transparent form of astroturfing.
Is it really fair to attribute the GPU-CPU combo to AMD/ATi if Intel gets to market first? As far as I know neither of them have produced anything "consumer ready" yet.
Not that it makes up for the price gap but the black Macbook comes standard with a larger hard drive, which if you upgrade to on a white one adds about $100... so really the black chassis is only a $50 or so upgrade if you think about it, I still think that is an enormous price jump for a change in color.
That's funny, he talks about the zeroth law in the book that the movie shares it's name with.
I stand corrected.
I'm sorry but I think the gp is right... it's desserts. Someone "getting there just deserts" doesn't make any sense. Plese sight a source for your correction.
I think you don't understand. the parent was talking about full time employees who are exempt form overtime benefits, at a certain level on the pay scale at most organizations the company or institution basically owns the employee's time. Mostly these are critical and senior positions.
Yeah, I always have trouble with that one, thanks.
Exactly... I'm "hourly" (full time and permanent but not "salaried" per say) and I do just fine, I like being compensated when my work invades my personal time.
That's interesting... Google bought YouTube to pick a fight with content providers and set a precedent favorable to their business model (and by coincidence the consumer.) But Viacom may only be suing for a cynical money grab.
If the author of the article is right then Viacom just got severely played.
It could be that the ink cartridge is incorporated into the "head array"... at least that is how I would do it.
at the very least ti would have to be user replaceable for this to work.
"Your co-worker has experienced an unknown error and needs to shut down, if he or she was working on something important you may experience data loss.
Please contact your HR department if this problem persists."