You want to install a program? Good, then if your distro doesn't have the package (god forbid the latest version), you need to, in 75% of the cases, go search the web, find the program, TRY to COMPILE it on your Linux version, then debug your other missing packages once you manage to figure out why it won't compile on your computer.
Not entirely true. PCLinuxOS' and Ubuntu's Synaptic works quite well. Look for the software you want to install, select it, install it, run it. Usually. (but then, not all Windows software runs without configuring it first)
My Goldwing has a +7% calibration - meaning at an indicated 70MPH, I am really going 65.1. I heard that this is due to the fact that Honda initially designed the bike with a 180-70-16 tire, but shipped with a 180-60-16. It turns out from some riders that after mounting the 180-70-16 tire, their calibration zeroed out (65MPH = 65MPH) due to the larger tire.
I have no idea why Honda did this.
And no, I haven't changed my tire size...
I can argue that. Remember the old kid's joke "How do you eat an elephant"? One bite at a time. Who says you can't cut said coconut-sized rock into juicy, bite-sized pieces?
Now, if you were referring to just swalllowing it whole...
While that may be true, people also buy clips of songs for double or triple the full song cost just so they can hear it when someone calls on their cellphones.
Somehow, this assine fee-thing may catch on, even if we don't want it to.
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I think what (s)he means is you can't make an array (more than one) if only one exists...
I think it's safe to say that an Athlete is not always a jock.
Not entirely true. PCLinuxOS' and Ubuntu's Synaptic works quite well. Look for the software you want to install, select it, install it, run it. Usually. (but then, not all Windows software runs without configuring it first)
Can I have one? LOL
WindowsXP and Linux all the way! (Too bad this shows my ignorance about other OS's...)
Flywheels aren't limited to motor vehicles...
I think the video trumps your statement about the burnout. Even though you're not planning to crash doesn't mean you shouldn't prepare for one.
...or a 29-watt bulb all of the time
Is that warranty guaranteed?
"Whaddaya mean I can't jump over it. I gotta go around??"
I sure hope they didn't consume their computers - would be bad for digestion ;)
My Goldwing has a +7% calibration - meaning at an indicated 70MPH, I am really going 65.1. I heard that this is due to the fact that Honda initially designed the bike with a 180-70-16 tire, but shipped with a 180-60-16. It turns out from some riders that after mounting the 180-70-16 tire, their calibration zeroed out (65MPH = 65MPH) due to the larger tire. I have no idea why Honda did this. And no, I haven't changed my tire size...
External drive or network share?
Must be a Microsoft mouse...
It's all billable :)
...like the old comic about the guy who walks into his local computer store, hands them a blank floppy disk, and asks to buy a copy of the internet...
*huge: enough to live on without working ever again, and maintain my current standard of living
Now, if you were referring to just swalllowing it whole...
Umm, that's assinine *damn*
Somehow, this assine fee-thing may catch on, even if we don't want it to.
I only lie about commute times when my teleporter is on the fritz...
Leave my strawberry/banana computers OUT of this!
That's what flat panels are for :)
Motorcycles rule! :)
A lightweight one?