Perhaps you should have [[plagiarized]]...
It's: "will wonders never cease?"
Unless you're heavily medicated, in which case we have
no way of interpreting what you were going to say.
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Fun article, but Microsoft moves forward, too. If Vista is a marketing success, then MS will dominate for a long time on the x86 desktop.
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Me was a "marketing success", at least until it actually arrived on the market.
I don't get it. First, these glorious physicists tell us the laws of physics dictate that a Bumble-Bee can't possibly fly, then they tell us there's an equation that shows us how fast he can go, and how far. (flying, at that.)
Somebody let me know what I'm missing here.... I'm not Sherlock Holmes, ya know?
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it isn't there, doesn't mean it isn't really there.
Matter = Stuff Anti-Matter = Stuff that blows stuff up Dark Matter = The stuff that isn't there, that we keep bumping into
Perhaps you should have [[plagiarized]]... It's: "will wonders never cease?" Unless you're heavily medicated, in which case we have no way of interpreting what you were going to say.
what a Beowulf Cluster of those site downloaders could do. Would they run on Linux???
RTFA. They TESTED a million websites. TESTED. TESTED.
if they ran it on those "electric" trees to save on costs?
***quote*** Fun article, but Microsoft moves forward, too. If Vista is a marketing success, then MS will dominate for a long time on the x86 desktop. ***/quote*** Me was a "marketing success", at least until it actually arrived on the market.
RTFA, it's not that hard. And furthermore it IS accurate, if you actually READ and COMPREHEND what's know as CONTEXT.
To paraphrase:
"It's possible to create partitions, but you can only FORMAT the one partition you're installing Windoze on"
Please go back to Computer Basics 101 and learn the difference between partition and format.
I don't get it. First, these glorious physicists tell us the laws of physics dictate that a Bumble-Bee can't possibly fly, then they tell us there's an equation that shows us how fast he can go, and how far. (flying, at that.) Somebody let me know what I'm missing here.... I'm not Sherlock Holmes, ya know?