I use he same plan. 3 at a time unlimted. 2 for me, 1 for my wife. Keeping one account at 3 at a time with my tastes and my wife's i would be a mess. Switching to two accounts costs more.
Sorta suprised you would need to block an advertising firm just because MS bought them. Would think most ad firms would already be blocked as a matter of course
A little bit of both, actually. The imprvment in tools has lead to some stuff that used to be hard being a lot easier, and with that the emphasis has shifted more from pre coding into business analysis of the problem space rather than tthe nuts and bolts of the implementation.
Professor Hubert Farnsworth: This is my Universal Translator. It could have been my greatest invention, but it translates everything into an incomprehensible dead language Cubert J. Farnsworth: [into the translator's microphone] Hello. Universal Translator: Bonjour! Professor Hubert Farnsworth: See? Utter gibberish!
Or if you're using FireFox you could just put google.com in the list of Exceptions for Cookies...or just delete the Cookies google sets or......what's the point of this?
If you drive your car into a tree because you don't know how to steer, you are dumb
If your car comes to a halt because you don't know to put gas in it, you are dumb.
If you cause a lot of damage to your car because you burn it out because you never replace the oil, you are dumb.
There is a certain minimal skill and intelligence level required to simply drive and maintain a car safely. Most people have it.
There is a certain minimal skill and intelligence level required to simply operate and maintain a computer safely. Most people don't seem to want to get it
Windows and Unix come from completely different histories and completly different design philosophies with different views on multiuser systems, networking, etc..
I don't think it's possibe to really say that Unx (or Linux or OS/X) would be just as vulnerable as Windows if they had more users and were therefore bigger targets.
some studies indicate that many of the people who vote third-party wouldn't have voted otherwise. (Sorry I can't point to a web site to back this up). We should never punish Americans who vote their conscience, who aren't willing to settle for the "lesser of two evils" when a good may exist
Like me.
I'm a fiscal conservative who won't vote for Kerry and can't bring myself to vote for Bush. I'm voting Constitution Party this year, but if not for t hat I wouldn't vote at all
They'll just euthanize the atoms anyway...
I use he same plan. 3 at a time unlimted. 2 for me, 1 for my wife. Keeping one account at 3 at a time with my tastes and my wife's i would be a mess. Switching to two accounts costs more.
Not thrilled
Please don't equate Steve Ballmer with Bender
reminds me of the races in Battle Angel Alita...
Sorta suprised you would need to block an advertising firm just because MS bought them. Would think most ad firms would already be blocked as a matter of course
"iClone is already trademarked." ...and...so?
Watch for the impending release of the iClone
Have you tried a restore yet?
So you buy your copy of OS/X and take it home and open the box and suddenly find out that you need to buy a Mac to go with it?
A little bit of both, actually. The imprvment in tools has lead to some stuff that used to be hard being a lot easier, and with that the emphasis has shifted more from pre coding into business analysis of the problem space rather than tthe nuts and bolts of the implementation.
As coding goes from being an elite craft that few can do into a blue color job that few bother to want to do
As hand made articles become assembly-line products
we wonder why the world has changed and our tools with it
Take a look at the average newspaper or magazine
No, the wealthy just have more resources and advisors to build walls of plausible deniability as to make prosecution very hard.
If you wanted to use wxPython, why would you be using .net anyway?
These days even submitters don't RTFA
Dark Star references...cool!
Then it would probably crash into Mars by accident
Professor Hubert Farnsworth: This is my Universal Translator. It could have been my greatest invention, but it translates everything into an incomprehensible dead language
Cubert J. Farnsworth: [into the translator's microphone] Hello.
Universal Translator: Bonjour!
Professor Hubert Farnsworth: See? Utter gibberish!
What happens if a lot of Linux/Mac users give Microsoft a bad rating.
I don't think enough Linux and Mac users could give enough bad rating to MS for it to matter
Or if you're using FireFox you could just put google.com in the list of Exceptions for Cookies...or just delete the Cookies google sets or... ...what's the point of this?
More a slam on Port 25 than a summary of the interview
I'm amazed that people still right software using tools that allow such problems
If you drive your car into a tree because you don't know how to steer, you are dumb
If your car comes to a halt because you don't know to put gas in it, you are dumb.
If you cause a lot of damage to your car because you burn it out because you never replace the oil, you are dumb.
There is a certain minimal skill and intelligence level required to simply drive and maintain a car safely. Most people have it.
There is a certain minimal skill and intelligence level required to simply operate and maintain a computer safely. Most people don't seem to want to get it
Windows and Unix come from completely different histories and completly different design philosophies with different views on multiuser systems, networking, etc..
I don't think it's possibe to really say that Unx (or Linux or OS/X) would be just as vulnerable as Windows if they had more users and were therefore bigger targets.
some studies indicate that many of the people who vote third-party wouldn't have voted otherwise. (Sorry I can't point to a web site to back this up). We should never punish Americans who vote their conscience, who aren't willing to settle for the "lesser of two evils" when a good may exist
Like me.
I'm a fiscal conservative who won't vote for Kerry and can't bring myself to vote for Bush. I'm voting Constitution Party this year, but if not for t hat I wouldn't vote at all