but if this infected the wrong system, these folks could have someone after them with no restraint, deep pockets, and the resources and experience to root them out. Do I smell a TV movie in the offing?
I for one welcome... using less toolbars at the top and bottom edges of the screen. I've been trying to find an add-on for Firefox to allow just that, as there is plenty of empty space on the sides of my "wide screen" when I'm not watching films.
Arranging all toolbars as "vertical ribbons" with the current OOo is possible and I kind of like it.
Good one:) but now seriously, if all the roads are quite congested (and the analogy makes sense if he has traveled in London before), the bus lane is not faster than the other lanes, it's just cheaper and less comfortable to travel in a bus than in your own car.
On the other hand, if you pick hardware from the big name brands, you tend to run successfully Windows, Linux and OS X. That happens regardless of the efforts of Apple to adapt OS X and regardless of little or nil effort of hardware manufacturers to support Linux.
the fact that the trick wasn't removed from SP1 suggests that Microsoft executives approved the back door as a way to make the price of Vista more appealing to sophisticated buyers And I'm sure my neighbor leaves his front door unlocked because he wants me to come on in and make a sandwich.
could be, but your neighbour does not have a way to charge you a posteriori threatening to remotely disable your newly acquired sandwich.
Things aren't that simple, the HD TV and discs coexist with cheap and easily available DVD drives, DVD-rw media, ripping software and cheap standalone DVD players. It's only natural that the consumer is interested in having improved capabilities by using the new formats, not having less. Regardless of the legal/illegal/questionable goals of the user, HD discs must offer at least as much functionality as the DVDs.
wouldn't it be sad if all the inhabitable planets were in the same corner of the galaxy, doing Star Trek kind of things, and ours in the middle of nowhere?
interesting quote from TFA: Your kid can be arrested because they can't prove the songs they downloaded to their iPod were legally downloaded. Oh goody, when I immigrated to the UK I brought the MP3s but left the CDs behind. Got to remember leaving all music behind if travelling to the USA.
Oh, and my laptop might be tricky to search... I wonder what procedures they have in place for people travelling with computers running alternative operating systems or simply in a language the officer cannot understand. 200 translators waiting behind the security booth? sounds practical.
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i bet it will be on pay per view!
if the copy never leaves the home where it was made, who cares what and whether laws apply?
Arranging all toolbars as "vertical ribbons" with the current OOo is possible and I kind of like it.
I bet you all have great quality photos of people wearing hoods and masks...
Good one :) but now seriously, if all the roads are quite congested (and the analogy makes sense if he has traveled in London before), the bus lane is not faster than the other lanes, it's just cheaper and less comfortable to travel in a bus than in your own car.
On the other hand, if you pick hardware from the big name brands, you tend to run successfully Windows, Linux and OS X. That happens regardless of the efforts of Apple to adapt OS X and regardless of little or nil effort of hardware manufacturers to support Linux.
Can we have something done to human genes so that people can be 90% smaller instead?
And I'm sure my neighbor leaves his front door unlocked because he wants me to come on in and make a sandwich.
could be, but your neighbour does not have a way to charge you a posteriori threatening to remotely disable your newly acquired sandwich.
that good reason would be helping blind folks use a keyboard?
Things aren't that simple, the HD TV and discs coexist with cheap and easily available DVD drives, DVD-rw media, ripping software and cheap standalone DVD players. It's only natural that the consumer is interested in having improved capabilities by using the new formats, not having less. Regardless of the legal/illegal/questionable goals of the user, HD discs must offer at least as much functionality as the DVDs.
well I'd sooner have teleportation or a vaccine for dental caries but what the hell...
fyi: VMplayer (not necessarily server) also allows configuring the VM to do host-only communications.
for good sportsmanship :)
it's not Google spreading, it's their money. don't worry about that.
now you see why nobody ever RTFA?
wouldn't it be sad if all the inhabitable planets were in the same corner of the galaxy, doing Star Trek kind of things, and ours in the middle of nowhere?
it can be used as a hammer.
depends on how hard you pull the string... i mean, gigabit ethernet cable.
ah, yes... the goatse technique...
+1 Cromulent!
Oh, and my laptop might be tricky to search... I wonder what procedures they have in place for people travelling with computers running alternative operating systems or simply in a language the officer cannot understand. 200 translators waiting behind the security booth? sounds practical.
sort of. The contract with Microsoft includes a "Don't embarrass us in public" clause which provides a significant payout.
how much you want for the 2nd one? i just had one of those web 2.0 ideas ...