It seems to come up on Linux under Wine, (wineconsole), but seems to run very slowly and doesn't work beyond getting the initial screen up. Of course, I haven't spent too much time trying to get it to work...
Who do I vote out of office? Give me a f-ing ballot. Who do I vote out of office? Gimme a name. Gimme a name!
I know this is off topic, but I think the voting system should be changed so that you can cast negative votes. Basically, you don't care who gets elected as long as it's not X, so you cast your negative vote for X.
My kids were able to install an old game (SimTown I think) using Wine. It runs, and only crashes every hour or so.
It didn't install under XP at all. So, IMO, Wine has better compatibility with 98 than XP does.
Does that include support for other Debian distributions (like Ubuntu)? What about testing and unstable? The article is pretty light on what's actually covered.
But since when has the "average consumer" needed more than 4GB of RAM, let alone 1GB or 2GB's?
They'll need 64 bits on Jan 19th, 2038 at 3:14:07 (or round about then). At this time 32 bit time overflows (for Unix at least). And by then, I'm hoping the "average consumer" will be on some kind of Unix.
Free speech? I do not see them slapping fines on people for unsolicited snail mail. And trust me, you can get a lot of that crap and getting addresses is really damn easy.
You do not have to receive an offensive mailing before you have the right to tell adult businesses that you do not want to receive their advertisements. Federal law 39 U.S.C. 3010 specifically gives you the right to prevent all unsolicited sexually oriented mailings from being sent to you and to your children that are under 19 years of age and living in your home.
But I don't know how that relates to snail-spam delivered from outside the US. It also doesn't cut down on the non-porn snail-spam.
For me, unsolicited mail that I get at home goes straight to recycling. Unsolicited e-mail that I get goes straight to my Bayesian filters. It would save a lot of trees if I didn't get unsolicited snail mail. It would save a lot of bandwidth if I didn't get spam.
Many years ago, orders came down from management that we needed to keep track of system resource usage. My boss at the time set up a complex series of scripts to track system load using uptime, etc. He was able to get a nice accurate model of system usage.
Of course, management came down heavy on him. "Why is your department only using 15% of their machines capabilities! Every other department has 100% utilization of their resources". The other managers had just filled out 100% in the weekly reports.
So does that mean that if I make backups of my data, I can expect to be able to deduct this from my income tax?
Does it mean that I can make copies of copyrighted material as long as I don't sell them for profit? After all, each "copyright holder" is being reimbursed implicitly aren't they?
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It seems to come up on Linux under Wine, (wineconsole), but seems to run very slowly and doesn't work beyond getting the initial screen up. Of course, I haven't spent too much time trying to get it to work...
On a side note, I noticed the /. hit counter (in the stats) recently rolled over 2^32 hits with no problem (i.e. more than 4294967296).
I think there was a bug in your code... if (true) { return CUSTOMER_PISSED_OFF; }
Blu-Ray, USB2.0, CompactFlash, firewire. But where's the betamax slot?
My browser automatically deletes fresh cookies.
My kids were able to install an old game (SimTown I think) using Wine. It runs, and only crashes every hour or so. It didn't install under XP at all. So, IMO, Wine has better compatibility with 98 than XP does.
Mmmm.... Marshmallow
http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/exampl es/_vimrc
which will automatically encode/decode .gpg files. If you're daring that is.
I'll give my $0.02.
Still, good for HP.
For me, unsolicited mail that I get at home goes straight to recycling. Unsolicited e-mail that I get goes straight to my Bayesian filters. It would save a lot of trees if I didn't get unsolicited snail mail. It would save a lot of bandwidth if I didn't get spam.
Of course, management came down heavy on him. "Why is your department only using 15% of their machines capabilities! Every other department has 100% utilization of their resources". The other managers had just filled out 100% in the weekly reports.
To do evil that good may come of it is for bunglers in politics as well as morals. -- William Penn.
P.S. It's not like installing the real player is that difficult, it doesn't need to be bundled!
I'd be ok if companies in Redmond open sourced some of their software. If they did, I might consider using their software on occassion.
But it's still my choice.
Why limit yourself to water? The Cray-1 used liquid freon. wikipedia
So does that mean that if I make backups of my data, I can expect to be able to deduct this from my income tax?
Does it mean that I can make copies of copyrighted material as long as I don't sell them for profit? After all, each "copyright holder" is being reimbursed implicitly aren't they?
There are always exceptions to the rule..., or in other words, all generalizations are false.
If you give a person a fish, they'll fish for a day. But if you train a person to fish, they'll fish for a lifetime. - Dan Quayle