Here in Australia Hyundai sold more sets* of Mag wheels than ABS kits. Both are the same price and both options on the Getz. More people bought flash wheels than a basic brake upgrade.
* As admitted by the local car dealer I do some work for.
How do you keep all the discs upright, you don't. Disc orientation is irrelevant, whereas in Scarabble it's critical. Words with upside down and slanted letters would inhibit the fun of the game. No making italic words isn't worth extra points!;-)
They didn't seem sluggish, they are sluggish. Click, wait, wait, wait, program opens. I understand that I was running an unfinished product but this effect was for their entire program suite.
I've been using KDE for a while now but a quick try-out of 4.0 made me install XFCE and Gnome again. I am now happy in GTK-land with GDM loading xfwm4 and nautilus.
Sorry but my DE should not take that much power, Vista is a mistake, why follow them down that road?
That could be because Microsoft expect money for their product. Anything else I buy has to work as advertised. Car analogies spring to mind but hey you know what I mean.
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I think it's explained if you say the date out loud. Most English speakers used to say "March the 3rd, 2008" and I am guessing this is how USians started to write their numeric dates. Why they persist with is beyond me though.;-)
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Yes, they should have used tissue paper and a bow.
Here in Australia Hyundai sold more sets* of Mag wheels than ABS kits. Both are the same price and both options on the Getz. More people bought flash wheels than a basic brake upgrade.
* As admitted by the local car dealer I do some work for.
because someone disagreed and missed the flamebait option? :)
Hans Reiser, is that you?
If you think $500 headphones are high quality, you're sorely mistaken. http://www.stax.co.jp/
It's scary that you have such a position and yet can't spell simple words.
What more could you want? ;-)
Where's the +1 Eww moderation??
Come now Mr Ballmer, it's time for your medication. You leave them geeks to get on with it....
Maybe you should drive on the road then! ;-)
You Sir, owe me a keyboard! ;-)
How do you keep all the discs upright, you don't. Disc orientation is irrelevant, whereas in Scarabble it's critical. Words with upside down and slanted letters would inhibit the fun of the game. No making italic words isn't worth extra points! ;-)
You mean like Bob? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Bob
$ sudo apt-get install ie
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Couldn't find package ie
$ sudo apt-get install internet-explorer
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Couldn't find package internet-explorer
Erm, well I guess I have to use Firefox then! ;-)
Your last statement implies that even though IE was not to blame your computer has still been compromised.
For many years I have been running Linux without any antivirus and my computer has never been compromised.
So that's why everyone has 64Gb workstation?
Is still married or just was married. I think there's more to this story than TFA!
They didn't seem sluggish, they are sluggish. Click, wait, wait, wait, program opens. I understand that I was running an unfinished product but this effect was for their entire program suite.
You know this is for visually impaired people right, from hard to see things to completely blind!
Now think about it again! Geez!
I've been using KDE for a while now but a quick try-out of 4.0 made me install XFCE and Gnome again. I am now happy in GTK-land with GDM loading xfwm4 and nautilus.
Sorry but my DE should not take that much power, Vista is a mistake, why follow them down that road?
That could be because Microsoft expect money for their product. Anything else I buy has to work as advertised. Car analogies spring to mind but hey you know what I mean.
I think it's explained if you say the date out loud. Most English speakers used to say "March the 3rd, 2008" and I am guessing this is how USians started to write their numeric dates. Why they persist with is beyond me though. ;-)
Yeah, like mushrooms! Mmmm
I know this is funny, but sadly, it's also what a lot of "normal" people actually do.
Probably because it's already been said numerous times before in this thread, and proven to be an inaccurate way to explain the US's shortcomings.