This is like a.MOD file vs. an.MP3 -- the latter is sometimes a suitable replacement for the medium it came from, but the former is not. It may get the point across, but it's just not the same thing.
Sorry to be a pedant, but what's the equivalent to FLAC?:)
What was with the larger delete key anyway? I had the misfortune to use a MS keyboard which had one on a daily basis, along side five or six others that featured a "normal" size delete key. I came to the conclusion that if you only used the MS keyboard for the rest of your life you would be fine with the new configuration - otherwise forget being able to touch type effectivley.
You can specify most "special" folder locations at installation time, plus you can automate most of it (in fact you can even set it up to use a specific product-key). All I do is insert the floppy, boot off the CD and come back an hour later and voilà!
...complete pain to have to carry my LP Player with me on the train to work every day - I don't think that my co-travellers would really appreciate it either (especially my collection of Des O'Connor LPs).
Plus power would also be a problem - the batteries would cost a fotune... perhaps I could find a handy small monkey to keep winding the handle, does anyone have one I could borrow?
For that price, I would expect it to have a built-in cup/can/mug holder (for your favourite beverage, caffeine infused or not) as standard and a STFU key that you could use to mute annoying induhviduals with.
This is what happened when I installed windows 98... it crashed and a dialog box appeared and demanded that I upgrade to windows XP in order to save my files from digital heaven.
I thought that the title read "Firefox Sloth Growing?", and was really impressed that they were sponsoring animals now to show how caring the Open Source community can be.
True, at least you'd get a seat if you were going into space.
Sure, give everyone Vista.
True, even at the end I was thinking, "Is this reality?"
Not forgetting the Acorn Archimedes... I can remember *beep* and then the desktop was there. Ah those were the days.
You mean that there's a fractional person playing as well? Gadzooks!
I didn't see a laughing skull when it crashed though :(
I'd rather win money myself... *tumbleweed rolls by*
Thanks for reminding me, my memory's terrible these days.
Where's John Titor when you need him?
What was with the larger delete key anyway? I had the misfortune to use a MS keyboard which had one on a daily basis, along side five or six others that featured a "normal" size delete key. I came to the conclusion that if you only used the MS keyboard for the rest of your life you would be fine with the new configuration - otherwise forget being able to touch type effectivley.
Consider this - would *you* want to buy second-hand genitalia?
Is her name Anna?
Google "Winnt.sif"...
You can specify most "special" folder locations at installation time, plus you can automate most of it (in fact you can even set it up to use a specific product-key). All I do is insert the floppy, boot off the CD and come back an hour later and voilà!
Have fun.
...complete pain to have to carry my LP Player with me on the train to work every day - I don't think that my co-travellers would really appreciate it either (especially my collection of Des O'Connor LPs).
Plus power would also be a problem - the batteries would cost a fotune... perhaps I could find a handy small monkey to keep winding the handle, does anyone have one I could borrow?
Acorn Archimedes ahhhh. Beeeep! "out of memory" grrr.
...ought to be enough for anybody!
https://sourceforge.net/projects/portableloo/
Precisley... ignorance is bliss ain't it? :o)
$79.95?
For that price, I would expect it to have a built-in cup/can/mug holder (for your favourite beverage, caffeine infused or not) as standard and a STFU key that you could use to mute annoying induhviduals with.
This is what happened when I installed windows 98... it crashed and a dialog box appeared and demanded that I upgrade to windows XP in order to save my files from digital heaven.
I thought that the title read "Firefox Sloth Growing?", and was really impressed that they were sponsoring animals now to show how caring the Open Source community can be.