Just use Miranda man: www.miranda-im.org . It's clean and simple, fast as Notepad. The default is to take the colours of Windows but you can skin it all you want.
I am typing from a Microsoft Internet Keyboard [1] [2] and it's very good. A bit loud but that's ok. I has just membrane but it has a nice feeling on pressing keys. I was a bit disapointed when I took it apart to clean it. There wasn't a big membrane but small button membranes on the "film" (that transparent thing). But it's an ok device for it's money (around 15 bucks). It has lasted long enough and I think it's going to be with me for a lot more
I though that Logitec makes Microsoft's keyboards.
To be fair, Windows got non-root accounts on WinNT. But consumers in broad saw it with WinXP Home. So it is Microsoft's falt too for not having non-root accounts from the beggining.
Also, I can't be root on my system. The administrator account doesn't have full authority over the system! What the fuck was that?
Where is the form for Europe? In that link it sais that this contact form is for US only. They have a link for wow-europe.com but it leads to a Support website, not contact form for European customers.
Then here is a solution: make it so that if a comment is moderated Funy and some one moderates it Overrated it will not subtract karma from the poster.
Yeah, I don't remember either. A friend set it up. It was my first experience on the Internet/Web and didn't knew what he was doing. But I do remember this... After the dial process (the modem sounds) another window poped up that looked a lot like a terminal (grey text on black background) and is where I typed a username and a password. Username and password were not stored in the settings, I had to enter them each time I loged in. I remember the font of the terminal was Fixedsys (great font by the way!). If any of this reminds you anything, then please tell me what that software or add-on was. I am looking for a way to fully emulate that era inside qemu:-)
At that era, I also connected a couple of times to a BBS with Telix:) (you can still find Telix as shareware). Not, actually my friend connected just to try the connection. He created me an account on the BBS and I was supposed to pay a check to enable it but never did that:-P It all seemed magic and beatiful back then. It's because it is the way I entered the world of the Web and the Internet.
Yet Opera 6.5 runs GOOD Erm.. did you mean 9.5? Because 6.x is very old can undoubtly run on that hardware. I can even run (barely) on a Pentium1 machine! (I have tried it:-P)
The original quake3 binaries (demo and full version) are already very old for Linux (for Windows not so much because WinXP-SP2 got released on 2004). You need to get ioquake3: www.ioquake3.org . It will play all your mods too, and you can try some Quake3-based games (like Wolfenstein).
It looks a lot like what http://www.self-destructing-email.com/ does. I just tried that, out of curiocity and it didn't work on my Firefox2. Felt like a knocked together JavaScript thing. Lame:-P
Windows has file locking. Linux doesnt. Um, that's just plain wrong. You're obviously not a programmer or a sysadmin. Neither am I but every day I am seeing this thing. I want to delete a file and Windows sais I can't do this because it is used by another program or process. What the fuck is that? Linux doesn't do that. It lets me delete the file even if applications have it opened. It's my computer and I know what I am doing. This is outrageous!
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it makes ALL the DIFF uh rence... intheWORLD. Just like the right man in the wrong place...
Half-Life 2 intro! And now you're going to say "thank you captain obvious" :-P
The curtains can power a battery during the day :-)
I though that it's called GCC from Gnu C Compiler but later it got to compile other languages too.
Those are probably the products that the Marketing department hasn't corrupted yet :-P
Just use Miranda man: www.miranda-im.org . It's clean and simple, fast as Notepad. The default is to take the colours of Windows but you can skin it all you want.
Cheers!
Heh... I wish I could get your joke :) I am not a WoW player, maybe that's why I didn't got it :-P
I am typing from a Microsoft Internet Keyboard [1] [2] and it's very good. A bit loud but that's ok. I has just membrane but it has a nice feeling on pressing keys. I was a bit disapointed when I took it apart to clean it. There wasn't a big membrane but small button membranes on the "film" (that transparent thing). But it's an ok device for it's money (around 15 bucks). It has lasted long enough and I think it's going to be with me for a lot more
I though that Logitec makes Microsoft's keyboards.
[1] http://www.protectcovers.com/images2/dell/ms_intpro_lg.jpg
[2] http://www.activewin.com/reviews/hardware/keyboards/ms/internet/images/keyboard2.jpg
Yeah, that's what I mean. What other OS assumes you are an "idiot off the grass"? :-P
To be fair, Windows got non-root accounts on WinNT. But consumers in broad saw it with WinXP Home. So it is Microsoft's falt too for not having non-root accounts from the beggining.
Also, I can't be root on my system. The administrator account doesn't have full authority over the system! What the fuck was that?
And Vista is slower than XP on my 2008 machine.
Other than these, yeah, Vista is ok.
Thank you. Through that page I was led here:
http://eu.blizzard.com/support/article.xml?articleId=22619
and then here:
http://eu.blizzard.com/en/support/webform/legacy.html?locale=en_GB
But it gives a Tomcat error. Bummer :-/
Where is the form for Europe? In that link it sais that this contact form is for US only. They have a link for wow-europe.com but it leads to a Support website, not contact form for European customers.
I think you may be interested to see what a previous poster wrote:
http://news.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=592163&cid=23902723
Then here is a solution: make it so that if a comment is moderated Funy and some one moderates it Overrated it will not subtract karma from the poster.
Yes, that's it! Thanks :D If you need Telix, I can provide -- it's a Shareware after all ;-)
Yeah, I don't remember either. A friend set it up. It was my first experience on the Internet/Web and didn't knew what he was doing. But I do remember this... After the dial process (the modem sounds) another window poped up that looked a lot like a terminal (grey text on black background) and is where I typed a username and a password. Username and password were not stored in the settings, I had to enter them each time I loged in. I remember the font of the terminal was Fixedsys (great font by the way!). If any of this reminds you anything, then please tell me what that software or add-on was. I am looking for a way to fully emulate that era inside qemu
At that era, I also connected a couple of times to a BBS with Telix :) (you can still find Telix as shareware). Not, actually my friend connected just to try the connection. He created me an account on the BBS and I was supposed to pay a check to enable it but never did that :-P It all seemed magic and beatiful back then. It's because it is the way I entered the world of the Web and the Internet.
I was able to get online with Win95 and it was a pre-release version too :)
The original quake3 binaries (demo and full version) are already very old for Linux (for Windows not so much because WinXP-SP2 got released on 2004). You need to get ioquake3: www.ioquake3.org . It will play all your mods too, and you can try some Quake3-based games (like Wolfenstein).
Have fun :-P
http://www.electricsheep.org/
It looks a lot like what http://www.self-destructing-email.com/ does. I just tried that, out of curiocity and it didn't work on my Firefox2. Felt like a knocked together JavaScript thing. Lame :-P
Quake 3 *is* Quake 3 Arena, they are the same game :-P
Ok, end of rant.
Nope. Let me introduce you to Conditional Comments: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms537512.aspx
I have a question. Why not decompress the RAR file and then play the movie? (or keep it in your archives)
I just clicked this now and this is what I get:
:-P
Results 1 - 10 of about 160,000 from microsoft.com for linux. (0.02 seconds)
I think they saw your comment and started trimming the term Linux from their website