.. but the article says Xen will run Windows, however the Xen website says that only an early version would run a ported version of Windows, and that it'll be when some new architecture of processors (announced by AMD and Intel) are available before it's actually supported..
I'm dysgraphic (a learning disability similar to, and often accompanied by dyslexia). This means that my signature changes pretty much every time I put pen to paper. Now I just make a little scribble - unique every time.
No-one has cared for the past 6 or 7 years. No-one except one grocery store who refused to put through two £5 purchases within the same month as the sig didn't match. When I presented ID I was told I could have just mugged some poor guy and put my photo on his student card (despite the photo being printed directly on the plastic!). Had a massive arguement with the manager (both times) and finally got the transaction authorised once I threatened to complain to HQ about their mistreatment of disabled shoppers.
Some banks in the UK put customers photo's on the back of the card instead of a signature strip - mine doesnt. Dysgraphics are not considered at all by UK banks and services..
Signatures on card's are completely pointless.
David
Oh I don't know if I'd agree. I've had a look at some of the other Garage series books and they've been pretty detailed! Then again every one is different so I can't really comment until I've seen the web design one!
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.. but the article says Xen will run Windows, however the Xen website says that only an early version would run a ported version of Windows, and that it'll be when some new architecture of processors (announced by AMD and Intel) are available before it's actually supported..
*phew* That was one long sentance!
Dave
A half-decent article but he/she mentions Firefox as being a small red fox. It's not. It's a red panda. One glimpse at the Firefox FAQ reveals this..
I'm dysgraphic (a learning disability similar to, and often accompanied by dyslexia). This means that my signature changes pretty much every time I put pen to paper. Now I just make a little scribble - unique every time. No-one has cared for the past 6 or 7 years. No-one except one grocery store who refused to put through two £5 purchases within the same month as the sig didn't match. When I presented ID I was told I could have just mugged some poor guy and put my photo on his student card (despite the photo being printed directly on the plastic!). Had a massive arguement with the manager (both times) and finally got the transaction authorised once I threatened to complain to HQ about their mistreatment of disabled shoppers. Some banks in the UK put customers photo's on the back of the card instead of a signature strip - mine doesnt. Dysgraphics are not considered at all by UK banks and services.. Signatures on card's are completely pointless. David
Oh I don't know if I'd agree. I've had a look at some of the other Garage series books and they've been pretty detailed! Then again every one is different so I can't really comment until I've seen the web design one!