This actually does a good job of removing all Symantec products. I finally removed NPF & NAV from my work PC and it got everything minus one empty Symantec folder in Program Files\Common Files. Removal tool.
Obviously it is less expensive to refine it here. Market dictates.
Thats the whole point. The environmental restrictions in place make it impossible to build a new refinery, but that doesn't help the environment. The fact that 30+ year old refineries are allowed to continue production under inefficient and environmentally unfriendly practices which cost us instead of building newer, more efficient refineries, that produce less harmful contaminants and more gasoline because they aren't grandfathered in, is ridiculous.
It displayed the transparency affects fine, but when one of those cancel or allow scripts popped up and the background would dim, the machine would grind to a halt. Maybe I just don't like Vista, but XP sure felt tons faster.
And just like the OP said, he runs Linux. Linux is a kernel, nothing else, so he himself [assuming gender, this is slashdot] is guilty of the generalization he is complaining about.
OSX is $129, and a 5-user family pack is $199. So technically you could buy 10 licenses of OSX for the price of Vista Ultimate. Sometimes I wonder if these people are affliated with Microsoft.
I always see this reference to system76 come up in these discussions. Have you ever actually priced one of their desktops? I just put an AMD 5200+ system together with 2GB RAM, 2x250GB SATA HDD & a GeForce7950, case et al from Newegg, it was $1,400. A similarly specked PC from them was $2,500.
You do pay as you go, and then pay more at the end of the year, and pay when you inherit money, and pay when you purchase goods, and pay when your investments appreciate, and pay when die. If you earn enough money in the US & owe significant amounts at the end of the year, you have to pay quarterly estimated taxes as well.
I took [and passed] the FE exam and didn't find it all that difficult. I am a mechanical engineer. I took the general exam for the afternoon section as my peers told me it was much easier, and I believe it was judging from the study materials I had for the mechanical-specific test. So my advice is to take the general test. It is just like the morning part of the exam, which you will have to study for anyways, but more detailed.
Its quite simple really. I honestly believe MS does not have the intentions of suing anyone, but holding some sort of litigation cloud over linux's head, whether real or imaginary, keeps businesses from making the switch.
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Well usually pointing out that not only Republicans are evil get the flamebait mods out in force.
Here comes the -1 flamebait, but the DMCA that makes all of this DRM infested technology possible, was signed into law by Bill Clinton.
This actually does a good job of removing all Symantec products. I finally removed NPF & NAV from my work PC and it got everything minus one empty Symantec folder in Program Files\Common Files. Removal tool.
Obviously it is less expensive to refine it here. Market dictates. Thats the whole point. The environmental restrictions in place make it impossible to build a new refinery, but that doesn't help the environment. The fact that 30+ year old refineries are allowed to continue production under inefficient and environmentally unfriendly practices which cost us instead of building newer, more efficient refineries, that produce less harmful contaminants and more gasoline because they aren't grandfathered in, is ridiculous.
The commercial flagging works pretty good on MythTV, I never see ads.
Thanks for the info, but I was just beta testing Vista, I have no real aspirations to actually using it.
It displayed the transparency affects fine, but when one of those cancel or allow scripts popped up and the background would dim, the machine would grind to a halt. Maybe I just don't like Vista, but XP sure felt tons faster.
My old ATi X700 with 256MB of GDDR2 RAM wasn't enough to run Aero smoothly.
Who did you send the extra $99 to? I'll take it next time.
And just like the OP said, he runs Linux. Linux is a kernel, nothing else, so he himself [assuming gender, this is slashdot] is guilty of the generalization he is complaining about.
OSX is $129, and a 5-user family pack is $199. So technically you could buy 10 licenses of OSX for the price of Vista Ultimate. Sometimes I wonder if these people are affliated with Microsoft.
So I guess the distro wars are getting tighter, Ubuntu just surrendered......
I always see this reference to system76 come up in these discussions. Have you ever actually priced one of their desktops? I just put an AMD 5200+ system together with 2GB RAM, 2x250GB SATA HDD & a GeForce7950, case et al from Newegg, it was $1,400. A similarly specked PC from them was $2,500.
You do pay as you go, and then pay more at the end of the year, and pay when you inherit money, and pay when you purchase goods, and pay when your investments appreciate, and pay when die. If you earn enough money in the US & owe significant amounts at the end of the year, you have to pay quarterly estimated taxes as well.
Interesting idea, unfortunately MS bypasses the hosts file for its own servers:
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I took [and passed] the FE exam and didn't find it all that difficult. I am a mechanical engineer. I took the general exam for the afternoon section as my peers told me it was much easier, and I believe it was judging from the study materials I had for the mechanical-specific test. So my advice is to take the general test. It is just like the morning part of the exam, which you will have to study for anyways, but more detailed.
and isn't it ironic how desktop standardization is what's keeping linux down.....
Its not setting any speed records, but it definitely usable.
Thats funny, I'm on a PII 400 running Gentoo and Gnome 2.16 just fine.
I am so glad I am not that fucking lame.
Actually its called a trap primer, look at Z1021. Drip valves are used to drain water from a pipe that should remain dry downstream of a closed valve.
In America we do blame the gun manufacturers, knife makers, etc. Sue everyone and let the courts figure it out.
Its quite simple really. I honestly believe MS does not have the intentions of suing anyone, but holding some sort of litigation cloud over linux's head, whether real or imaginary, keeps businesses from making the switch.
What do you mean, "if"?