In Korea only old people with X-boxes have long load times.
If you play a modern game on a PC with a modified GeForce3, a slow old Celeron, 64M of cheap RAM (running Windows), and a tiny, slow HDD, you can expect some...delays.
Hear, hear. If only these countries had oil, we could invade them and install a stable democracy for them. Instead, they have to resort to running away from free vaccinations on the fear of "koro" and the White Man's Genocide.
When they clear the aura of fear living in a world of terrorism, felons, druggies, people with dark skin, and people who do not accept Jesus as their personal savior and GW as His chosen one.
The real question is how many of these errors are on unlicensed copies of Excel, and how much money Microsoft is losing as a result. I estimate about $15 billion. The obvious solution is to ensure 100% licensing compliance.
You don't need a commercial license for PostgreSQL or Firebird...and if you are doing anything but serving web content, MySQL is nigh worthless anyway.
It's quite simple really--I had a discussion with the parents recently (who teach in junior colleges), touting Firefox in education, and the response? "Why force people to learn a non-standard browser? The menu options are all different, etc... You have to download extensions to make it act like IE!"
My opinion: If you are too stupid to adapt from IE to Firefox, you don't need a computer, you need a plow harness.
Next step--algorithmically extracting nuance templates to make AI piano players that sound as good as a human but are technically superior (and cheaper to book). The problem is that we'll all get sick of people running the Rachmaninov filter on "Kitten on the Keys", "Chopsticks", etc.
I love it...privatize the military. Dang lazy soldiers have free medical, dental, room and board. Plus we all know mercs get the job done better, and with better action sequences and dialog, too.
Well, then, I fork the laws of the USA, and introduce GNUSA. My emphasis on this distribution is "liteness" and user friendliness. Currently accepting applications for maintainers; must provide own rifle.
So? Who the hell buys Dell? A "server" from what I can tell is just an otherwise stripped PC with lots of ECC RAM, a hot-swappable power supply, tape backup, and SCSI RAID (optional). Can't you put these components together yourself and save the $5K surcharge?
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In Korea only old people with X-boxes have long load times.
If you play a modern game on a PC with a modified GeForce3, a slow old Celeron, 64M of cheap RAM (running Windows), and a tiny, slow HDD, you can expect some...delays.
"8K ought to be enough for anyone." -- His Billness
I smell a Fraunhofer...
Perhaps ironic, that Debian's versions are named after characters in a movie of long, long ago.
Now, I bet you would love to stimulate that nipple if it were on a penguin.
It will fade out/grow bigger over time and nobody will care/deny its greatness. What a bunch of maroons/geniuses!
Hear, hear. If only these countries had oil, we could invade them and install a stable democracy for them. Instead, they have to resort to running away from free vaccinations on the fear of "koro" and the White Man's Genocide.
Yeah, a Linux ATM would just segfault, coredump, reboot from a ramdisk, and keep on chugging.
When they clear the aura of fear living in a world of terrorism, felons, druggies, people with dark skin, and people who do not accept Jesus as their personal savior and GW as His chosen one.
The real question is how many of these errors are on unlicensed copies of Excel, and how much money Microsoft is losing as a result. I estimate about $15 billion. The obvious solution is to ensure 100% licensing compliance.
I second that.
Congratulations, he's becoming a Slashdot poster...
How about "Almost Free!"
You don't need a commercial license for PostgreSQL or Firebird...and if you are doing anything but serving web content, MySQL is nigh worthless anyway.
Hie thee unto an aulde Englishe lexicon anonce, verily and alle thate...
Ada had a similar problem. 'Nuff said.
...just ask Netscape.
Yeah, but at least Canadian ones have the decency to apologize for it.
It's quite simple really--I had a discussion with the parents recently (who teach in junior colleges), touting Firefox in education, and the response? "Why force people to learn a non-standard browser? The menu options are all different, etc... You have to download extensions to make it act like IE!"
My opinion: If you are too stupid to adapt from IE to Firefox, you don't need a computer, you need a plow harness.
Malware is malware...don't prevaricate in the face of evil.
Next step--algorithmically extracting nuance templates to make AI piano players that sound as good as a human but are technically superior (and cheaper to book). The problem is that we'll all get sick of people running the Rachmaninov filter on "Kitten on the Keys", "Chopsticks", etc.
I love it...privatize the military. Dang lazy soldiers have free medical, dental, room and board. Plus we all know mercs get the job done better, and with better action sequences and dialog, too.
Well, then, I fork the laws of the USA, and introduce GNUSA. My emphasis on this distribution is "liteness" and user friendliness. Currently accepting applications for maintainers; must provide own rifle.
So? Who the hell buys Dell? A "server" from what I can tell is just an otherwise stripped PC with lots of ECC RAM, a hot-swappable power supply, tape backup, and SCSI RAID (optional). Can't you put these components together yourself and save the $5K surcharge?
You love Indian food? That and the climate are the big reasons I wouldn't move in a million years.