Yes, and OMG! The slider let me choose between the glorious resolutions:
640 x 480
800 x 600
1024 x 768
This is because the monitor is not known, so Ubuntu only shows a handful of "safe" values. Come back when you actually know what we are discussing here.
I'm not sure if you were being sarcastic or not, but here are some information:
The desktop is a different story: Just 3% of India's PCs use Linux. Still, that's about triple the level in the U.S. [source]
English is spoken as a second language by approximately 20-25 million Indians. [source]
Except it has no clue about my completely standard Dell FP2000 monitor on an nvidia card, so each time I install it I have to edit the file to get anything more than 1024x768.
So how much more likely is it that someone dies from using a computer, compared to the alternatives, which would probably be "just hangin'" or something that the youths of today does! (I'm 27, it was better when I was a kid, uphill both ways etc)
Would be nice if Google (or even better, a co-op between google, yahoo and msn) would start putting out a lot more of these. Or are they already doing this, just that I don't know where they are?
Somehow I don't agree here. *gee* it would really rock if all ads were completely *free* so that there can be an infinite amount of ads on the internet!
And on a more serious note: Yes, "portable" means that it should be possible to move it across platforms. In theory. In practice, this is rarely the case, and when this comes up, it shows that a lot of source that's written to be portable is not really portable.
Imagine you were writing a cheque for a big item in a hurry, and put down too many zeroes (or maybe you have trouble with writing). Would it be reasonable for the retailer to keep the extra money from the mistake?
Yes, if the sum was equals what was agreed upon. In your example, that's not the case.
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Yes, and OMG! The slider let me choose between the glorious resolutions:
This is because the monitor is not known, so Ubuntu only shows a handful of "safe" values. Come back when you actually know what we are discussing here.
I'm not sure if you were being sarcastic or not, but here are some information:
The desktop is a different story: Just 3% of India's PCs use Linux. Still, that's about triple the level in the U.S. [source] English is spoken as a second language by approximately 20-25 million Indians. [source]Except it has no clue about my completely standard Dell FP2000 monitor on an nvidia card, so each time I install it I have to edit the file to get anything more than 1024x768.
Indeed, it's well known and accepted that Mebioctets is the only correct word for this.
See for example http://zapatopi.net/labs/kibioctets.html
Nice and easy, put down the chair... Please... I don't want anybody to get hurt.
So how much more likely is it that someone dies from using a computer, compared to the alternatives, which would probably be "just hangin'" or something that the youths of today does! (I'm 27, it was better when I was a kid, uphill both ways etc)
+1 Sad :/
Dude, it's a bot.
There are a lot more people copying MP3s than there are people encrypting all their email conversation. Where is the public outrage?
That's because no one ever bothered to turn it on.
Of course not!! Stop giving all credit to microsoft!!
Everyone knows Al Gore invented NTP, you insensitive clod!
Only if the humans are added from another source, say, some sort of space-humans. Humans grown on earth would retain the current mass.
Yeah! Dang those evil communist programmers that program for FREE. I say we ban everyone from doing anything without charging someone for it.
Bullshit. The file is encoded in ASCII. Just because your browser tells you something doesn't mean it's true.
IANAB, but wouldn't breathing 100% oxygen be kinda bad?
Would be nice if Google (or even better, a co-op between google, yahoo and msn) would start putting out a lot more of these. Or are they already doing this, just that I don't know where they are?
Or just stop bothering and install VLC.
Somehow I don't agree here. *gee* it would really rock if all ads were completely *free* so that there can be an infinite amount of ads on the internet!
Well, first: *wooosh*
And on a more serious note: Yes, "portable" means that it should be possible to move it across platforms. In theory. In practice, this is rarely the case, and when this comes up, it shows that a lot of source that's written to be portable is not really portable.
The same goes for "reusable".
Funny thing, the first thing I did when first powering it on was to tear off the fugly windows sticker.
Help! I just bought a ThinkPad (yes, IBM, not Lenovo). I run Windows on it. Which side should I take?!
Yes, if the sum was equals what was agreed upon. In your example, that's not the case.
So timeshifting is fine in one direction but not the other?
I'd prefer the four times larger FLAC. No loss of quality, no closed-source, patent-ridden codec.