smart business decision? if ATI didn't release the drivers for linux it was because they wouldn't make very much money. Giving a small percentage of their customers a driver that could cost thousands or millions to develop isn't what many people would consider a smart business decision.
Just ask netgear who decided not to support AMD chipsets, which make up a measly %60-70 of the market, with the WG311v3.
This is not flamebait, I am making a point.
Actually the Über Alles a nickname of the German national anthem, not necessarily the Nazi party national anthem. Über Alles is what it is called out side of the US, by it's first few lines. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Das_Lied_der_Deutsche n.
You can't sue for someone exercising free speech, you can only sue someone for saying something that is both false and harmful. For example, Microsoft cannot sue apple for their ads, because they are true (to some extent), and someone who says something about someone that is false, but does not cause any damage cannot be held liable for that.
Does anyone else think that a name that could be pronounced the same as "the mafia" for 2 companies that have mafia-like tactics might have been a bad idea?
I don't think that the car would just slam on the brakes, it would most likely slow down a dozen miles per hour in a minute, so that cars would notice that someone is getting stuck and just move around.
I disagree, if nostrils were mounted on either side of the head, the respiratory system would be significantly slowed, and we would not be able to smell something by sticking our nose in front of it. We would have to turn our head and lower our head much more.
windows live... pretty cool,
i don't understand why so many people use google (i use it too)
ask.com has this cool thing where you can broaden or expand your search w/o typing something else in... Google just rolls of the tounge in a way "windows live" never can (Hey, why don't you windows live some research? no thanks)
I think that the best idea for this sort of thing is that if they give you any trouble ask for their boss if they won't give you their boss, hang up and call again until you get a helpful representative
i can't figure out how to get python to do anything but figure pi...:( oh! but that cool calculator feature is so cool!!! thanks to python i know that 2+2/2*6+8-4+23/432 infact equals 12:)
Why don't you make a hotmail account and try testing your message by sending it to yourself, if it gets put into the junk, try again. If you have a whole bunch of words like "promotion" and "vacation" methinks it will be blocked, but if you make the email say "hey bob, just wondering what you did on your first day of summer" then it might let it though. Experement with it.
I don't think that there are IP whitelists, because before it found the wonder that is Gmail I would get emails from support and they had random domains that i don't think that hotmail would whitelist.
does your phone bill include what number these calls were from? if so, try to call that person back. If he starts talking to you about bombs and such before realizing it is not the person on the Caller ID, then call CTU (the one with Jack Bauer). They will set up a trace on the call and then start shooting his kneecaps if he doesn't tell you what they are planning....
Or, as was suggested earlier, call up and before saying anything ask for the person's name and boss's number. That way if he does hang up, you are one step further up the chain of command. You could even keep doing the same thing until you get the CEO on the line.:)
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smart business decision? if ATI didn't release the drivers for linux it was because they wouldn't make very much money. Giving a small percentage of their customers a driver that could cost thousands or millions to develop isn't what many people would consider a smart business decision. Just ask netgear who decided not to support AMD chipsets, which make up a measly %60-70 of the market, with the WG311v3. This is not flamebait, I am making a point.
Don't post my password on the internet! just kidding, but i do have a complex password such as YwMCU07D.
Actually the Über Alles a nickname of the German national anthem, not necessarily the Nazi party national anthem. Über Alles is what it is called out side of the US, by it's first few lines. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Das_Lied_der_Deutsche n.
http://yro.slashdot.org/tags/mafiaa 'nuff said
Why not just have the bots detain people instead of arming them with something that could seriously injure or kill someone (heart-atacks, etc.)
I thought that vault would have 2 or 3x more than coke... it is an energy drink, right?
This comment, of course, is leaving out the fact that people die in bank robberies and rarely do so in a pirating scheme.
[b]MAJOR[/B] Sorry, had to do that.
and it took you 15 minutes to reply to that :)
You can't sue for someone exercising free speech, you can only sue someone for saying something that is both false and harmful. For example, Microsoft cannot sue apple for their ads, because they are true (to some extent), and someone who says something about someone that is false, but does not cause any damage cannot be held liable for that.
It windows defender fixed a virus I had a while back
The money is lost when the music is not bought, not when it is transferred to a device.
Does anyone else think that a name that could be pronounced the same as "the mafia" for 2 companies that have mafia-like tactics might have been a bad idea?
I don't think that the car would just slam on the brakes, it would most likely slow down a dozen miles per hour in a minute, so that cars would notice that someone is getting stuck and just move around.
I do enjoy lounging in the nude while on my computer... so I am glad this was fixed
The "New" site isn't much better. It has his name in GOOGLE LETTERS!
I disagree, if nostrils were mounted on either side of the head, the respiratory system would be significantly slowed, and we would not be able to smell something by sticking our nose in front of it. We would have to turn our head and lower our head much more.
windows live... pretty cool, i don't understand why so many people use google (i use it too) ask.com has this cool thing where you can broaden or expand your search w/o typing something else in... Google just rolls of the tounge in a way "windows live" never can (Hey, why don't you windows live some research? no thanks)
I think that the best idea for this sort of thing is that if they give you any trouble ask for their boss if they won't give you their boss, hang up and call again until you get a helpful representative
pretty sure that it is a network of gameworlds...:) !
i can't figure out how to get python to do anything but figure pi... :( oh! but that cool calculator feature is so cool!!! thanks to python i know that 2+2/2*6+8-4+23/432 infact equals 12 :)
Why don't you make a hotmail account and try testing your message by sending it to yourself, if it gets put into the junk, try again. If you have a whole bunch of words like "promotion" and "vacation" methinks it will be blocked, but if you make the email say "hey bob, just wondering what you did on your first day of summer" then it might let it though. Experement with it. I don't think that there are IP whitelists, because before it found the wonder that is Gmail I would get emails from support and they had random domains that i don't think that hotmail would whitelist.
does your phone bill include what number these calls were from? if so, try to call that person back. If he starts talking to you about bombs and such before realizing it is not the person on the Caller ID, then call CTU (the one with Jack Bauer). They will set up a trace on the call and then start shooting his kneecaps if he doesn't tell you what they are planning....
:)
Or, as was suggested earlier, call up and before saying anything ask for the person's name and boss's number. That way if he does hang up, you are one step further up the chain of command. You could even keep doing the same thing until you get the CEO on the line.
I don't see why AJAX is fighting against hotmail while Gmail is.... what is Gmail doing anyways?