No, the GSI resides in Darmstadt-Wixhausen. Naming an element after Wixhausen would be a very bad idea for obvious (well, obvious to German readers anyway) reasons.
You mean Frozen Bubble, one of the most addictive games ever? The game the two player mode of which can keep grown up men playing with balls for hours and hours? ThatFrozen Bubble? Yeah, I guess it would be cruel to post a link to it.
I'm currently using Win2K3 RC2. It uses a total of 80 MByte RAM at startup, nVidia driver and MS OneNote included. That's not more than a comparable Linux config would use
Utter rubbish. Office 2003 will offer usability improvements while keeping the old file formats along with the option to use XML. No one is forcing you to upgrade.
Oh, and BSOD jokes are so 1996. Newer Windows versions like 2000 and XP run as stable as Linux, if not more stable.
And if you had looked closer, you would have noticed that the XP GUI comes from the emulator (Bochs) they used to run ReactOS in for the screenshots. Only the 3rd screenshot shows kind of a ReactOS GUI, which looks like Windows 3.1 with Windows 95 window buttons and generally like a very early alpha.
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You must have a newer XP version than I do. dir a: without a floppy in the drive creates the following message on my system:
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
(C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.
C:\dir a:
The device is not ready.
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DOS-Based Windows versions:
Windows 95 = Windows 4.0.950 Windows 95B = Windows 4.0.1111 Windows 98 = Windows 4.1.1998 Windows 98 SE = Windows 4.1.2222 Windows ME = Windows 4.9.3000
NT-Based Windows versions:
Windows 2000 = Windows 5.0.2195 Windows XP = Windows 5.1.2600
PowerPC has nothing to do with x86. It's an acronym in fact, standing for 'Performance Optimised With Enhanced RISC Performance Chip' (where did they come up with those acronym monsters in the 90's?).
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...are people who use it in useless applets like on this page.
This example of how not to design a webpage. Pay special attention to the content in the iframe.
The naked truth about bad webdesign: Click me.
...can be found here.
The UNIX HATERS Handbook is most definitely a computer book and downloadable for free...
No, the GSI resides in Darmstadt-Wixhausen. Naming an element after Wixhausen would be a very bad idea for obvious (well, obvious to German readers anyway) reasons.
Posts like this one ask for a new moderation option:
-1, Anti-MS-Zealot (who's not afraid to make himself look incredibly stupid by using moronic comparisons)
/usr/local/bin/knx-hdinstall
HTH.
At least they did not name it after the part of Darmstadt where the GSI is actually located, which is called 'Wixhausen'...
...which means 'Wankville'...
...Microsoft suddenly went from NT4 to (effectively) NT2000...
Wrong. According to winver, Windows 2000 is Windows NT 5.0
Even better: This.
There are dozens of stories like that on techtales.com. Have fun.
Under Windows XP: Start/All Programs/Accessories/Command Prompt. Voila, a CLI which is far more powerful than the DOS prompt.
HTH.
Except that Outlook != Outlook Express. You might want to check your facts before accusing others of 'astroturfing.'
Open Source, Closed Minds...
You mean Frozen Bubble, one of the most addictive games ever? The game the two player mode of which can keep grown up men playing with balls for hours and hours? That Frozen Bubble? Yeah, I guess it would be cruel to post a link to it.
I'm currently using Win2K3 RC2. It uses a total of 80 MByte RAM at startup, nVidia driver and MS OneNote included. That's not more than a comparable Linux config would use
Utter rubbish. Office 2003 will offer usability improvements while keeping the old file formats along with the option to use XML. No one is forcing you to upgrade.
Oh, and BSOD jokes are so 1996. Newer Windows versions like 2000 and XP run as stable as Linux, if not more stable.
KDE.
And if you had looked closer, you would have noticed that the XP GUI comes from the emulator (Bochs) they used to run ReactOS in for the screenshots. Only the 3rd screenshot shows kind of a ReactOS GUI, which looks like Windows 3.1 with Windows 95 window buttons and generally like a very early alpha.
You must have a newer XP version than I do. dir a: without a floppy in the drive creates the following message on my system:
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
(C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.
C:\dir a:
The device is not ready.
DOS-Based Windows versions:
Windows 95 = Windows 4.0.950
Windows 95B = Windows 4.0.1111
Windows 98 = Windows 4.1.1998
Windows 98 SE = Windows 4.1.2222
Windows ME = Windows 4.9.3000
NT-Based Windows versions:
Windows 2000 = Windows 5.0.2195
Windows XP = Windows 5.1.2600
HTH.
Ask Logitech to make left-handed mice again. They did have a left-handed version of their 'MouseMan' back in 1993.
I doubt that he can wait until 2005 when e17 beta 1 is released...
PowerPC has nothing to do with x86. It's an acronym in fact, standing for 'Performance Optimised With Enhanced RISC Performance Chip' (where did they come up with those acronym monsters in the 90's?).
..., released yesterday, now supports Ogg Vorbis files as well. That should help the .ogg format to be more widely accepted, shouldn't it?