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Didn't you get the memo? To avoid confusion, there now the same.
Are you saying the US can't?
Read my parent. I was correcting him.
$10 x ~50 = Rs 500 is a lot of money in India. I think they would send it for repair.
Hello .. Japan?
Lol. Consider that a +5 Funny :)
I don't think it's the third world anymore. But the major hurdle for India is this: \nIt has 3 times the population of US but has third of the land.
No Linux? I was actually about to buy it.
As such, neither they, nor their employer pay FICA or Social Security taxes.
Before you post something please make sure that it's at least right.
MONSTER KILL!!!
They will be in MS Word 95 doc.
Translation: "It works on my machine DAMMIT"
Yeah .. if someone asks a 'newb' question on #debian, he/she would be ignored or asked to 'RTFM' or 'GTFO'. No wonder your screen doesn't fill up when on #debian.
Without access to the Internet, how are you supposed to know how to do this?
The library?
Typical argument against gun control... Americans scare me.
If you shutdown vista using system monitor, you'll get a better fps.
I actually considered riding a bike to work when I was new to the US.
There's no way you can ride a bike on these roads. It's so overrun with cars that it's not even funny. Share the road...yeah right!
With previously burnt limestone and water, dumbass! DUHH!!
umm linux? *ducks from the impending mod attack*
hey .. you should play on WF server sometime ;)
Well .. I haven't read Atlas Shrugged and now I may want to.
Do they target only windows or does their 'education' involve writing viruses for other platforms as well?
Now that this problem has been addressed, what about a quick essay on how to fix the poor usability of non-Free software?
If non-free software isn't usable, people don't buy it. End of story.
The only way out is FOSS software which is commercially backed up. Like Ubuntu or Redhat.
svn co https://switzerland.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/switzerland switzerlandcd switzerland<run everything below as root>python setup.py installapt-get install python-scapyapt-get install python-psycoapt-get install ntp/etc/init.d/ntp stopntpdate-debianrebootswitzerland-client
Didn't you get the memo? To avoid confusion, there now the same.
Are you saying the US can't?
Read my parent. I was correcting him.
$10 x ~50 = Rs 500 is a lot of money in India. I think they would send it for repair.
Hello .. Japan?
Lol. Consider that a +5 Funny :)
I don't think it's the third world anymore. But the major hurdle for India is this: \n
It has 3 times the population of US but has third of the land.
No Linux? I was actually about to buy it.
As such, neither they, nor their employer pay FICA or Social Security taxes.
Before you post something please make sure that it's at least right.
MONSTER KILL!!!
They will be in MS Word 95 doc.
Translation: "It works on my machine DAMMIT"
Yeah .. if someone asks a 'newb' question on #debian, he/she would be ignored or asked to 'RTFM' or 'GTFO'. No wonder your screen doesn't fill up when on #debian.
Without access to the Internet, how are you supposed to know how to do this?
The library?
Typical argument against gun control... Americans scare me.
If you shutdown vista using system monitor, you'll get a better fps.
I actually considered riding a bike to work when I was new to the US.
There's no way you can ride a bike on these roads. It's so overrun with cars that it's not even funny. Share the road...yeah right!
With previously burnt limestone and water, dumbass! DUHH!!
umm linux?
*ducks from the impending mod attack*
hey .. you should play on WF server sometime ;)
Well .. I haven't read Atlas Shrugged and now I may want to.
Do they target only windows or does their 'education' involve writing viruses for other platforms as well?
Now that this problem has been addressed, what about a quick essay on how to fix the poor usability of non-Free software?
If non-free software isn't usable, people don't buy it. End of story.
The only way out is FOSS software which is commercially backed up. Like Ubuntu or Redhat.