Yup, as a Canadian I sincerely dislike NAFTA too, eh. All these American IT workers steal our jobs and we are forced to sell our oil for cheap to the USA, eh. We should be kick all these Yanks out, eh and we should charge them yankees CAD110 for oil, which is more like USD220 a barrel, eh...
Actually, lighting is only about 1% of total electricity consumption. So switching bulbs to more efficient designs make sweet blue all difference in the greater scheme of things.
An interesting trick:
Type crudware.com into the Firefox address bar.
It will do a Google 'I'm Feeling Lucky search and send you to Microsoft! Honest! Try it!
Yup, and another problem is that there are instructions that leave the direction flag undefined, a random value of either 0 or 1. Therefore one has to always explicitly set the direction flag before using it.
Heh, I do that all the time: Regular black coffee please! and then I turn half away and talk to someone else forcing the barista to use his imagination and they usually manage just fine.
I have quite a few clients who bought PCs with Office 2007 installed and the ones that didn't have Office 2003 CDs, are all over the moon with OpenOffice.org.
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Yup, as a Canadian I sincerely dislike NAFTA too, eh. All these American IT workers steal our jobs and we are forced to sell our oil for cheap to the USA, eh. We should be kick all these Yanks out, eh and we should charge them yankees CAD110 for oil, which is more like USD220 a barrel, eh...
Well, you must prescient, just like NetSol. Nobody has seen the film yet. Maybe god told you what it is in a vision?
Well, I do care deeply. I had at least 4 chocolate bunnies this year.
Damn, got to go and get more before they are all sold out...
I don't care about the myths - the chocolate bunnies and eggs are good enough for me.
Save the earth! It is the *only* planet with chocolate!
Denying that religion is irrational, doesn't make it any less irrational - on the contrary...
Pi will never be equal to three, even though the holy bible says so.
Free planets would be very cold and very dead.
Yes, that is called 'good management'.
Actually, lighting is only about 1% of total electricity consumption. So switching bulbs to more efficient designs make sweet blue all difference in the greater scheme of things.
Yup, even the robot home base ship will be several orders of magnitude more powerful than this little robot.
There are lots of part time work opportunities out there: Security guard, bus driver, waiter...
My son thinks he'll finish university with a positive bank balance.
An interesting trick: Type crudware.com into the Firefox address bar. It will do a Google 'I'm Feeling Lucky search and send you to Microsoft! Honest! Try it!
I can second PC Decrapifyer. It works like a charm on Dells.
but I guess that sentiment applies to all Microsoft products...
Years ago, I told people: Yes, you can use Microsoft software, it is a little buggy, but it sure is cheap.
Nowadays I tell people: Yes, you can use Microsoft software, but it is very buggy and very expensive.
Hmmm, it will sure make a big splash...
Geez, I wrote a floppy disk cache driver as a programming homework exercise in the 1980s. Talk of re-inventing the wheel...
"Nearly 30% of all fatal accidents involving large trucks in the US happen during the hours of darkness"
Hmm, I think they should rather work on the 70% of accidents that happen during the day.
Hmm, what they are not saying is that they are likely using 30W of power to cool a 25W chip...
Yup, and another problem is that there are instructions that leave the direction flag undefined, a random value of either 0 or 1. Therefore one has to always explicitly set the direction flag before using it.
I fixed this bug in 1989 in an Intel C compiler. That was some years before the GCC project was started. Some people never learn...
Heh, I do that all the time: Regular black coffee please! and then I turn half away and talk to someone else forcing the barista to use his imagination and they usually manage just fine.
Yeah well no fine...
Just think how easy it would be to identify the spammers from the logs on that system.
It is exactly the same as the SCO business model, except that these guys actually *do* own the copyright.
These Intel Hewbrewlish names are getting really hard to pronounce.
"Hebrew English is to be helpings and not to be laughings at."
I have quite a few clients who bought PCs with Office 2007 installed and the ones that didn't have Office 2003 CDs, are all over the moon with OpenOffice.org.