It would make more sense to use a 2.5" hard drive if they could package whatever machine it is they're making into a smaller container, and use less power.
I'm sorry, but when it gets to the point that a standard, 3.5" hard drive is bigger than your motherboard... it may be time to rethink where you're targetting it. I would have shown it next to, for example, a laptop hard drive instead; it might just make more sense.
Bell won't cap your usage, so long as you sign up on one of those telemarketing sprees, and remember to ask them about the usage cap, they'll be sure to say 'none'.
"... other than flip3d... and the new start menu, it's the same old shit, only with more irritating user access control."
So since "XP *really* is a steaming pile of shit", you're upgrading to Vista, which is "the same old shit".
I've had numerous attacks against my site, which of course don't work because I don't allow script tags, but I've reported the target sites to their respective webhosts and registrars, and had at least a few blocked/cancelled/warned/etc. Most registrars and webhosts are more than happy to put these sites out of their misery.
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11. Canada's the only place you won't get slapped for asking for a Beaver Tail.
This is just the tip of the iceberg lettuce!
The "gibirish" tag is a cross between 'gibibyte' (10^9 bytes) and 'gibberish'.
(I thought it was obvious?)
Or roughly equivalent to a Jiggawatt, yes.
Obligatory double-entendre:
FUEEEEEEEEEGO en mis pantalones!
We all know their admins just want to get the occasional peek when someone forgets where their webcam is pointing.
One problem, we still pay too damn much for the same car. And, they don't want us driving to the US to buy one, either.
You kinda have to turn down the volume during commercials, since they turn it UP so much compared to the TV shows.
Sorry, it looks like your tag is sticking. I'll get someone from tech support to fix it right away.
You've got a point. They're trying to make it look *tiny*. I guess that's why they keep marketers around ;)
It would make more sense to use a 2.5" hard drive if they could package whatever machine it is they're making into a smaller container, and use less power.
I'm sorry, but when it gets to the point that a standard, 3.5" hard drive is bigger than your motherboard... it may be time to rethink where you're targetting it. I would have shown it next to, for example, a laptop hard drive instead; it might just make more sense.
This event has also been WikiNews'd , as "Fox News security hole exposes 1.5 million users' personal information".
FARK.com also reported on WikiNews's article.
Woo hoo! Woo hoo hoo!
Time for the obligatory "This.. Is.. BARTAAAAN!"
I know, it's Barton. But it just doesn't yell as well.
You never know, that Duck Hunt gun looks just a little TOO realistic. Might give kids the wrong idea.
I really think it should instead be called Ginger Gerbil.
Bell won't cap your usage, so long as you sign up on one of those telemarketing sprees, and remember to ask them about the usage cap, they'll be sure to say 'none'.
Though, I don't know if you really want your DSL with Bell.
"... other than flip3d... and the new start menu, it's the same old shit, only with more irritating user access control." So since "XP *really* is a steaming pile of shit", you're upgrading to Vista, which is "the same old shit".
I don't get it.
I'm not sure about that. We all know managers produce a lot of hot air.
Don't make me call Grissom.
Have you tried Feisty? Have you submitted a bug on Ubuntu's bug tracker? Just curious.
I've had numerous attacks against my site, which of course don't work because I don't allow script tags, but I've reported the target sites to their respective webhosts and registrars, and had at least a few blocked/cancelled/warned/etc. Most registrars and webhosts are more than happy to put these sites out of their misery.
Or it's gone from 1 in 1 million to 1 in 500,000
You are coming to a sad realization. Cancel or allow?