can you even imagine a connection that fast? you could download whole operating systems in seconds, download an mp3 before you can snap your fingers, download the latest installment of- porn in the city: shirley and tom have a 43 sum, faster than you can say, at thanksgiving when my family is done eating they grab there twinkies and say ahhhhhhhhh
well, microsoft definatly should have seen that coming, especially with how advanced dvd burners are, and how much storage the dvds have, i am surprised no one fugured it out sooner. good job to the ones who did that, cheers
here is the url to goto and find info http://www.opera.com/products/desktop/ it supports almost every os and is a very small file size, if u like the features of firefox then opera might be right for u...
thats to bad, i like opera it is a good browser. though i use firefox, i have used opera and it has got some real cool features and ideas that other browsers should definatly consider integrating with their browser. i hope that opera can still continue to put out the quality browsers that they have been the past couple years.
i dont think you understand what gates is trying to say. what he is trying to get people to see is that a $100 laptop is simply not enough money to build a quality product. as for p2p instead of a hard disk, where the hell is the p2p files going to be stored? plus even at broadband speeds, they would be much slower than a hard drive, they would have to look up the info, that doesnt exist cuz they havent a hard disk, then open it, all through a net connection, what a pitiful effort to make a computer with. linux or not, these computers will not work good, and will be de-commisioned. gates is a very generous man and donates much money to africa, if they want computers that bad then they should use those millions of dollars to buy a decent machine.
the way i figure it, if you put it on the net and people wanna look at it, they will find a way, if you cant deal with it dont put you s**t on the interweb
i see where you are coming from, but dont you think if linux catches on, companies that make the vital software for businesses will have to support linux, if they dont they will lose money, and for a company the name of the game is money. as for websites that reject certain types of a browser, how long are they going to be able to keep that up if firefox catches on? firefox is already on the rise, and it is highly backed by windows and non-windows users alike. such a highly supported program that is so tight knit with the linux community is sure to pave the way for linux distros to find their way into your pc.
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can you even imagine a connection that fast? you could download whole operating systems in seconds, download an mp3 before you can snap your fingers, download the latest installment of- porn in the city: shirley and tom have a 43 sum, faster than you can say, at thanksgiving when my family is done eating they grab there twinkies and say ahhhhhhhhh
well, microsoft definatly should have seen that coming, especially with how advanced dvd burners are, and how much storage the dvds have, i am surprised no one fugured it out sooner. good job to the ones who did that, cheers
here is the url to goto and find info http://www.opera.com/products/desktop/ it supports almost every os and is a very small file size, if u like the features of firefox then opera might be right for u...
thats to bad, i like opera it is a good browser. though i use firefox, i have used opera and it has got some real cool features and ideas that other browsers should definatly consider integrating with their browser. i hope that opera can still continue to put out the quality browsers that they have been the past couple years.
i knew i was forgetting something when i left my tour of the galaxy with the crab people, paid 5 bucks for that thing.
i dont think you understand what gates is trying to say. what he is trying to get people to see is that a $100 laptop is simply not enough money to build a quality product. as for p2p instead of a hard disk, where the hell is the p2p files going to be stored? plus even at broadband speeds, they would be much slower than a hard drive, they would have to look up the info, that doesnt exist cuz they havent a hard disk, then open it, all through a net connection, what a pitiful effort to make a computer with. linux or not, these computers will not work good, and will be de-commisioned. gates is a very generous man and donates much money to africa, if they want computers that bad then they should use those millions of dollars to buy a decent machine.
the way i figure it, if you put it on the net and people wanna look at it, they will find a way, if you cant deal with it dont put you s**t on the interweb
i see where you are coming from, but dont you think if linux catches on, companies that make the vital software for businesses will have to support linux, if they dont they will lose money, and for a company the name of the game is money. as for websites that reject certain types of a browser, how long are they going to be able to keep that up if firefox catches on? firefox is already on the rise, and it is highly backed by windows and non-windows users alike. such a highly supported program that is so tight knit with the linux community is sure to pave the way for linux distros to find their way into your pc.