I know it's frowned upon but this site has great advice and the course actually helped me.
if its not permitted please delete. I just think its the perfect match for you.
http://earn1k.com/
Practically speaking and forgetting every small petty argument.
What would it take to make ubuntu (Or any other linux Distro) a mainstream desktop OS. (Highlight DESKTOP)
If you were in charge of it or could give it direction what would you do to make it work, accepted and profitable.
I am hoping this will be an interesting exercise.
or is the government just letting it thrive. I cannot imagine that software could be so self aware that upon being aware of its presence competent people cannot figure out a way to stop it once and for all or at least secure vulnerable systems from it.
and we are creative. I am sure with enough brain power we will come up with a way to not get them attention but actually embarrass the shit outta em. not that they have any shame.
Maybe a walled Garden around em? steve would'a loved it.
while i agreed with latitudes for a while some of the ones i have recently seen in our firm like the e5500 have sub par build quality. the lid has become wobbly already and many have run into multiple issues. not that thinkpads dont have these at all but latitudes just dont seem as solid as before.
this.
when i buy windows i go lenovo. the machines are still built like tanks and work fantastic.
i actually convinced my boss to let me buy a lenovo in a company of dells. mind you others are or may be better but lenovo just works perfectly for me. my x61s has been running solid for 3 years now and i just got the x201 which should tide me through for another couple of years.
if in the ultra portable space try the x220 (to be released soon) otherwise try the T series. u cant go wrong with either option.
For the AC above. checkout the x220
http://www.engadget.com/2011/03/18/lenovo-thinkpad-x220-review/
Partitioning does complicate backups and HA/DR scenarios as the entire system is dependent on all machines being up and running. Also in most commercial db's (I know about db2) this feature takes you to the enterprise tier of software which is usually very expensive.
I was thinking the same thing the other day.
I know i never managed to finish either legend of zelda or jackal on NES. I downloaded the emulator the other day and still cant get past level 2 on jackal even with saves and reloads.
Ok my definition of vastly improved is definitely different than yours
More eye candy does not equal vastly improved
Just as an example the translucent bar at the top of every window. It makes reading the title difficult and serves absolutely no purpose.
And u really like those big ugly icons? I Am not blind. And any one who says that start menu is bettter needs to get their head examined. I have to scroll just to get to the bottom of the first one. Click to open instead of hover.
I love change but if it's for the better. I remember jumping to install xp when it came out. But haven't done the same either for vista or 7
I think eventually I
Might just move to a Mac with xp as a virtual machine for my windows needs.
I don't think it's gonna matter
I hate windows 7
I tried using it for 1 week and it really has a horrible user interface
I recently downgraded a brand new core i7 to xp
Icons are ugly
The startmenu in just one level is stupid
The flashy effects make the ui worse
I can't figure out shit when trying to change network settings
I could go on with these forever
Seriously u can pry xp out of my cold dead hands. The only way I will upgrade is if they improve the usability.
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Just out of curiosity why exactly does it take till Wednesday to reach the ISS. Isn't that thing nearby?
I know it's frowned upon but this site has great advice and the course actually helped me. if its not permitted please delete. I just think its the perfect match for you. http://earn1k.com/
No. you are bloatware
Practically speaking and forgetting every small petty argument. What would it take to make ubuntu (Or any other linux Distro) a mainstream desktop OS. (Highlight DESKTOP) If you were in charge of it or could give it direction what would you do to make it work, accepted and profitable. I am hoping this will be an interesting exercise.
or is the government just letting it thrive. I cannot imagine that software could be so self aware that upon being aware of its presence competent people cannot figure out a way to stop it once and for all or at least secure vulnerable systems from it.
Not sure if serious
so google is trying to help make facebook better? /not sure if serious
and we are creative. I am sure with enough brain power we will come up with a way to not get them attention but actually embarrass the shit outta em. not that they have any shame. Maybe a walled Garden around em? steve would'a loved it.
are the guys advocating abstinence trolls, serious or just ones who cant get any?
I believe he was joking.
Carol Bartz is that you?
If I was looking for content their content layout isn't stellar either. its a mish mosh of colors and horrible design principles.
She ran the company just to manage the day to day business than to provide thought leadership and future vision.
while i agreed with latitudes for a while some of the ones i have recently seen in our firm like the e5500 have sub par build quality. the lid has become wobbly already and many have run into multiple issues. not that thinkpads dont have these at all but latitudes just dont seem as solid as before.
this.
when i buy windows i go lenovo. the machines are still built like tanks and work fantastic.
i actually convinced my boss to let me buy a lenovo in a company of dells. mind you others are or may be better but lenovo just works perfectly for me. my x61s has been running solid for 3 years now and i just got the x201 which should tide me through for another couple of years.
if in the ultra portable space try the x220 (to be released soon) otherwise try the T series. u cant go wrong with either option.
For the AC above. checkout the x220
http://www.engadget.com/2011/03/18/lenovo-thinkpad-x220-review/
We have a winner. No more discussions on this topic. mmmkay sigh . . . . .
Partitioning does complicate backups and HA/DR scenarios as the entire system is dependent on all machines being up and running. Also in most commercial db's (I know about db2) this feature takes you to the enterprise tier of software which is usually very expensive.
It's kinda pointless and possibly dangerous there's something cool about a USB port in a brick wall. It's like plugging into the unknown
well theres a tech reason why its delayed and this could certainly lead to interesting debate and solutions. Get off your high horse
I was thinking the same thing the other day. I know i never managed to finish either legend of zelda or jackal on NES. I downloaded the emulator the other day and still cant get past level 2 on jackal even with saves and reloads.
They have had it for a while. Turbotax.com
Yes they are. Only once you figure out how to actually get to that page.
Ok my definition of vastly improved is definitely different than yours More eye candy does not equal vastly improved Just as an example the translucent bar at the top of every window. It makes reading the title difficult and serves absolutely no purpose. And u really like those big ugly icons? I Am not blind. And any one who says that start menu is bettter needs to get their head examined. I have to scroll just to get to the bottom of the first one. Click to open instead of hover. I love change but if it's for the better. I remember jumping to install xp when it came out. But haven't done the same either for vista or 7 I think eventually I Might just move to a Mac with xp as a virtual machine for my windows needs.
I don't think it's gonna matter I hate windows 7 I tried using it for 1 week and it really has a horrible user interface I recently downgraded a brand new core i7 to xp Icons are ugly The startmenu in just one level is stupid The flashy effects make the ui worse I can't figure out shit when trying to change network settings I could go on with these forever Seriously u can pry xp out of my cold dead hands. The only way I will upgrade is if they improve the usability.
Redundancy is good. Just not in comments