There is also a net.net, a info.info, a museum.museum, a edu.edu, a gov.gov, and a org.org, but no biz.biz, name.name, cat.cat, jobs.jobs, mobi.mobi, post.post, travel.travel, pro.pro, aero.aero, coop.coop, int.int, or mil.mil
I'm not sure which is better, Longhorn on time, but wit hno new features, or longhorn delayed a fey years, but with great new features. I think delayed is better.
I think Microsoft has realized that they can't develop good software, so they have turned to another solution... Money! Toey buy out small companies and take their technology! Like what they did with Microsoft AntiSpyware and Giant.
pretty soon you'll need a gig of RAM and 20 GB of free hard drive space to play Solitaire
But, you will have nice ultra-high-resolution images on each card, even if monitors will never be able to display that much resolution!. I can't wait until they include Clippy in Solitaire!
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One thing I'd like to do, that I haven't figured out how to do yet, is to take an existing dual-boot (XP/Debian) system, resize the NTFS partition, and also resize the ext3 partition by the corresponding amount.
I would like to do this too, but with Win 98/Fedora Core 3. Knoppix+QTparted won't detect it for some reason.
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I remember using Xandros to resize a FAT32 partition, and I know Knoppix can resize partitions with qtparted, but I haven't used it.
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it is interesting that all the stores seem to be far away from Redmond, WA!
Once I bought a CD with really bad copy protection. It wouldn't even play in a regular CD player... Until I burned a copy of it!
And I listen to most of my music on my MP3 CD player, so I have to rip all my music to MP3s. I almost never listen to the original CDs.
There is also a net.net, a info.info, a museum.museum, a edu.edu, a gov.gov, and a org.org, but no biz.biz, name.name, cat.cat, jobs.jobs, mobi.mobi, post.post, travel.travel, pro.pro, aero.aero, coop.coop, int.int, or mil.mil
Just make it into a compressed file. They will never know!
Most files that go out via BT are very well compressed.
Many ISOs are not compressed. I guess that means that the only thing 20-30% faster will be Linux ISOs!
Logitech also has a tilt wheel.
The tactile feedback on my mouse is too loud, especially when scrolling up. A touchpad would not have this problem.
Dell laptops have that too. It is great so I don't have to click and drag a scroll bar while using a touch pad.
Until the 5 yer old finds the little button on the side that lets you open the top cover and see the tape!
Does the average DVD player even have a clock? If it does, I'm sure it would have a battery backup.
It was on the main site a few hours before it was on Slashdot. You just had to push refresh.
I noticed no horizontal scrolling issues in Firefox at 1024x768.
I have a 5400 (or maybe even 4200) RPM drive.
This would be an accurate comparison if Office came preinstalled on someone's PC, but then they wanted to install OO.o .
I didn't use the loader because I don't run it often enough to want to keep it in RAM.
Even better, buy 2 million, hack them, and sell then as a barcode reader for $5 each!
I'm not sure which is better, Longhorn on time, but wit hno new features, or longhorn delayed a fey years, but with great new features. I think delayed is better.
I think Microsoft has realized that they can't develop good software, so they have turned to another solution... Money! Toey buy out small companies and take their technology! Like what they did with Microsoft AntiSpyware and Giant.
pretty soon you'll need a gig of RAM and 20 GB of free hard drive space to play Solitaire
But, you will have nice ultra-high-resolution images on each card, even if monitors will never be able to display that much resolution!. I can't wait until they include Clippy in Solitaire!
One thing I'd like to do, that I haven't figured out how to do yet, is to take an existing dual-boot (XP/Debian) system, resize the NTFS partition, and also resize the ext3 partition by the corresponding amount.
I would like to do this too, but with Win 98/Fedora Core 3. Knoppix+QTparted won't detect it for some reason.
I remember using Xandros to resize a FAT32 partition, and I know Knoppix can resize partitions with qtparted, but I haven't used it.
Manny calculators convert decimals to fractions, but the feature was supposedly disabled in these.
Other people who knew should have kept the old one, but changed the color.
HP just changed to TI in the post!