Search any torrent site. I bet you will be able to find a copy of Windows XP that has updates to May 2007, passes WGA, AND doesn't even require a key.
I've seen them, and in the past, used them.
So get a manager. A manager would need a lot less of the money, and yet he would be paid to deal with this kind of thing. A far better idea than paying 80%+ to a record company. At that point, you really DON'T need to play in the Continental Arena to get a good chunk of cash.
I don't know about you, but I could never see myself as a plumber or car mechanic or house painter. They're probably far easier than computer science could ever be, but I don't think I could find a fulfilling life in it.
Why are people teachers when there's not a lot of money in it? Scientists? Come on.
One, they are partnered with Microsoft, so they won't lose the deals they get from MS for their Windows-based systems, which will undoubtedly outsell their Linux-based systems, at the very least for a long time.
Two, SUSE is one of the few distros that has paid support. Unfortunately, as hard as it may seem to believe, people actually tend to PREFER paid support. Mostly because it means end-users can have people kissing their ass as they try to find the any key. Also, I'm sure it's easier for Dell to figure out who's full of it when they get applicants for Linux support because "experience in Ubuntu" doesn't mean quite as much as "worked at Novell".
Disclaimer: I'm both a Windows (2000 and XP) and Kubuntu user, but most certainly not a Dell user.
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I, welcome, overlords, etc.
Now that that's out of the way, we can actually have a serious discussion about this
(just kidding)
They're opening the quantum gates now? They're insane! Who knows what might pour out of them... I hope they're at least doing it on the moon.
The future of the human race is up to one lone marine now. Thanks a lot, scientists.
but I can do it rather easily. I've been grounded a number of times for multiple reasons... it's not as hard as it sounds.
I think I'd call THIS the ultimate reset button.
Energy-efficient computers? Psh, I'm waiting for the iPod Nano 80GB!
Search any torrent site. I bet you will be able to find a copy of Windows XP that has updates to May 2007, passes WGA, AND doesn't even require a key. I've seen them, and in the past, used them.
OH GOD IT'S A TIME PARADOX
2008 - The Year Internet TV Became Mainstream?
Haha, the sad part is that few of the members are really fans of Dream Theater anymore.
How about... anybody who isn't a company/corporation?
Rules 1 and 2, asshat. :P
Thank you captain obvious. Your post was either ridiculously insightful, or ridiculously useless.
...but didn't Vista's TOS specifically ban using Vista under a virtual machine?
So get a manager. A manager would need a lot less of the money, and yet he would be paid to deal with this kind of thing. A far better idea than paying 80%+ to a record company. At that point, you really DON'T need to play in the Continental Arena to get a good chunk of cash.
No, it's, it's a series of tubes.
Because some people enjoy it?
I don't know about you, but I could never see myself as a plumber or car mechanic or house painter. They're probably far easier than computer science could ever be, but I don't think I could find a fulfilling life in it.
Why are people teachers when there's not a lot of money in it? Scientists? Come on.
Right.
Third mission? Aww, that sucks. Amazing game.
It's Denton. Remember the briefing.
;)
Don't mod me down just because you don't get it.
Is it my turn to be modded insightful for no reason?
I, for one, welcome our MONARCH overlords.
Wait...
I may be a jerk, but at least I didn't invent FORTRAN.
...
:D
Okay, okay, I'll leave now.
Hah, first post. Bet you wish you were using KDE now, don't you. ;)
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Shit.
Why SUSE? Two answers, both simple.
One, they are partnered with Microsoft, so they won't lose the deals they get from MS for their Windows-based systems, which will undoubtedly outsell their Linux-based systems, at the very least for a long time.
Two, SUSE is one of the few distros that has paid support. Unfortunately, as hard as it may seem to believe, people actually tend to PREFER paid support. Mostly because it means end-users can have people kissing their ass as they try to find the any key. Also, I'm sure it's easier for Dell to figure out who's full of it when they get applicants for Linux support because "experience in Ubuntu" doesn't mean quite as much as "worked at Novell".
Disclaimer: I'm both a Windows (2000 and XP) and Kubuntu user, but most certainly not a Dell user.